[Milsurplus] O.S.S. radio, China ?

[Hue Miller]

In late August 1945, 5 teams of U.S. O.S.S. volunteers were parachuted 
into sites of Japanese POW camps
in China and Korea. The teams of 5 to 6 men included one radio operator, 
who reported their findings
back to Hsian, China, and arrangements were made for supply and recovery 
of the prisoners. The radio
set was handcrank powered, naturally. I have no information on what 
radio set was used for this. It
probably would be something the O.S.S. in China already had. What would 
that be, do you think?
SCR-694 ? B2 ? or the locally O.S.S. built radio used by the O.S.S. in 
Burma ? I think that latter set
only did 3 MHz band, and i'd think you'd want a higher frequency 
capability, especially for the Seoul
Korea assignment. Ideas?
-Hue Miller
(  re:  "Four Came Home";  Carroll Clines; 1981; re recovery of 
Doolittle fliers. )