Original U.S. Vietnam War USMC RT-505B PRC-25 Field Radio Receiver-Transmitter with Accessories Japanese Flare Guns Upper Palatinate and Upper Franconia

Upper Palatinate and Upper Franconia

One file in these records referred to a previously unpublished war crimes investigation known as the Coy Allegation

This shell has a lighter chocolate brown paint which remains in 95% condition

Marines carried the national colors (the Stars and Stripes) with "U

Original U.S. Vietnam War USMC RT-505B PRC-25 Field Radio Receiver-Transmitter with Accessories Japanese Flare Guns Upper Palatinate and Upper FranconiaOriginal Item: Only One Available. The AN PRC 25 (AKA Prick 25) had a relatively short but very successful history. In 1967 General Creighton Abrams, deputy commander of the Military Assistance Command Vietnam called the PRC 25 The most important tactical item in Vietnam today. It was still in FM 24 24 as late as 1994 but it was long gone from US active service before then. TM11 5820 398 12 applies, among others. The Radio set was usually carried on a