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    Would those be radios? SCR 300?
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Would those be radios? SCR 300?
    Jim -- I am thinking they are a broken down SCR-284. The SCR-284 was used for communication from the front line to the Fleet. The unit was so heavy that it had to be broken down into two units to be carried. The SCR-284 mounted in a jeep proved to be damaging on the equipment so it was carried my troops. I found a reference that carrying a SCR-284 was like carrying a modern window air conditioner on your back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fjruple View Post
    SCR-284
    Makes perfect sense. I forgot about that one...
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