[Milsurplus] BC-9: Bruce MacMillan is the Hero of the Day!

[Bruce MacMillan]

The real heroes are the people of the US Army CECOM Historical Office. 
They hold many documents and provide them free of charge to anyone, 
anywhere.

I dealt with them about a year ago when looking for info on my BC-14A 
receiver. Their service was fantastic. Their website disappeared last 
year so I thought maybe their program was ended. I decided to email the 
contact I made and he informed me they are still in business but the 
website (which they had no control over) was gone. They are currently 
trying to get a web presence again but in the mean time to use the email 
addy.
usarmy.APG.cecom.mbx.cecom-lcmc-historian-cecom-lcmc-dcsops at mail.mil

I tracked down the old website on Internet Archive so the list of 
available manuals can be seen.
http://web.archive.org/web/20130305050843/http://cecom.army.mil/historian/techmanuals.php?orderby=date

These people are great. 1 hour & 21 minutes after my first query the 
documents were scanned and in my inbox.

Bruce   M0SOE

On 13/02/2017 16:48, David Stinson wrote:
> Bruce MacMillan <bruce-macmillan3 at sky.com> is the hero of the day!
> He got the BC-9A manuals.


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