Original U.S. Vietnam War CIA “Village Radio Program” TR20 Hybrid Tube Transistor Base Station VHF Transceiver Military Equipment civil military operations

civil military operations

with just a bit of runner wear from being removed from the scabbard

The Group remained at Chipping Ongar

Hall was a gunmaker who manufactured weapons from 1727 until 1760 and it's quite possible that his firm produced this Brown Bess

Research took place in both Great Britain and France

Original U.S. Vietnam War CIA “Village Radio Program” TR20 Hybrid Tube Transistor Base Station VHF Transceiver Military Equipment civil military operationsOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the Vietnam War the CIA supported the "Village Radio Program". By providing village inhabitants with simple portable transceivers, Vietcong activities could be reported to the authorities. The CIA commissioned a domestic authority, the "Office Of Public Safety", and so the village radios also were called OPS Radios. Most of the radios were built by Hallicrafters and their subsidiaries like this one. One of the