[Milsurplus] Bomber Fantasy Camp, OK
Jack Antonio
scr287 at att.net
Mon Sep 21 11:38:49 EDT 2015
On 9/21/2015 10:33 AM, Ray Fantini wrote:
> My understanding was that it was an AN/ARC-1 VHF transceiver that was thought to be working better
> than the one that was in the C-47 that was taken to the site so they decided to change out the radio
> with the one from the LBG.
Not trying to pick an argument, but if it could be documented that it
was an AN/ARC-1, it would be an interesting data point.
The LBG disappeared in April '43, and I always thought the AN/ARC-1
didn't see service until late in '43, and then by the Navy.
I did see in print somewhere where it referred to the LBGs command
radio was the radio taken, but I don't remember where I read it.
IF the LBG had VHF, I'd be thinking that it would be the SCR-522,
but in wartime, strange things do happen.
Of course, it seems that when it comes to VHF, who had what, when,
during the war stirs up controversy.
Jack Antonio WA7DIA/4
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