A.A.C.V.M.

uso un par de prolongaciones cortas del ws 19,o 22;fijate que se ven varios enchufes,asi que probablemente no esta usando el remoto,sino conectado directo a la control box 3..

un abrazo

Description : Un légionnaire opérateur-radio du 1er bataillon du 3e REI (Régiment Etranger d'Infanterie) au cours d'une opération dans la région de Bac-Ninh. Il assure la permanence d'écoute sur le réseau du bataillon, auprès d'un poste émetteur-récepteur de type SCR 300 dont le transport est assuré par un PIM (prisonnier interné militaire). L'armement visible ici comprend un fusil MAS 36 ainsi que deux pistolets-mitrailleurs Thompson M1 A1, d'emploi tardif car remplacé réglementairement par la MAT 49.
Date : Septembre 1953
Lieu : Bac-Ninh / Tonkin / Indochine
Photographe : Ferrari Pierre
Origine : SCA - ECPAD
Référence : TONK-53-84-R03

Object description
Troops from 9th Northumberland Fusiliers bring up a Vickers machine-gun, while radio operators use a wireless set No.18 to communicate with headquarters, Trawsfynydd in Wales, 10 September 1941.

Buena foto Mariano. A que distancia estarian del headquarters?

Saludos

Gracias Pat! No ceo que este muy lejos...
No recuerdo ahora con que potencia transmitia este equipo...

THE BATTLE OF CASSINO, JANUARY-MAY 1944

Object description

Second Phase 15 February - 10 May 1944: Signallers of the 6th Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment using a radio in a dugout on Monastery Hill.

Radioperador tras las lineas enemigas capturado...

Caption Australian Sergeant Leonard G. Siffleet of M Special Unit about to be beheaded by Japanese officer Yasuno Chikao, Aitape, New Guinea, 24 Oct 1943
Source Australian War Memorial

La imagen no se ve Martin.... la capturaron?

Lo ejecutaron de esa manera por ser radio-operador?

Object description
A Sherman tank of 46th Royal Tank Regiment fires in support of the Loyal Regiment at Anzio, 25 January 1944. A signaller can be seen using a radio in the foreground.

THE ROYAL NAVY DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR: THE CAMPAIGN IN NORMANDY, JUNE 1944

Object description
The wireless set being manned by telegraphists from a Royal Navy FOB unit (Forward Observation Bombardment) in the Sword area. The gun crews of the Royal Navy rely on them for correct ranges as they bombard enemy strong-points and gun-nests ashore. It is from here, the forward HQ of the FOB, that the spotting teams move forward, and it is also from where messages are sent to HM Ships and shoots are co-ordinated.

Alemanes!

tito canale escribió:
German communication troops using bicycle-powered generator, 1917

Hay que instalar una en la sede, para bajar lo que se come de más en los almuerzos,no?

Italianos



Radio RV1

REMM radio elettricisti marconisti montatori

Seriously injured by shrapnel grenades planted in a booby trapped Viet Cong propaganda stall, a U.S. soldier awaits evacuation from Vietnamese jungle by ambulance helicopter being summoned by a radio operator behind him on Dec. 5, 1965. The soldier was attempting to tear down a Viet Cong bamboo structure used to dispense propaganda when two M 79 grenades planted in one of the poles exploded in his face. (AP Photo/Horst Faas) #

1941 Barbarossa