The Most Important Tactical Field Item" in the Vietnam War | HistoryNet
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NSA/CSS on Twitter: "During the Vietnam War, the Army used PRD-1 direction- finder with an R395 receiver to find the direction of enemy radio transmitters. They were dangerous to use in the
Original U.S. Vietnam War AN/PRC-77 Radio Man Pack Set – International Military Antiques
