Original U.S. WWII Signal Corps RM-29-A Remote Control Phone Unit by The Crosley Corporation Untouched Antique Guns HUET & CIE

HUET & CIE

where it looks like a sling swivel was attached at one point

Markings Vary

it was decided to focus early modernization efforts at developing a new fuse rather than design the entire grenade for indigenous production

The squadron was first activated on 1 July 1943 at Alamogordo Army Air Field

Original U.S. WWII Signal Corps RM-29-A Remote Control Phone Unit by The Crosley Corporation Untouched Antique Guns HUET & CIEOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the war the enemy was able to triangulate radio transmissions to determine the location of the source. With this information at hand, they would be able direct artillery fire on the position and destroy the radio and take out the unit that was using the radio. The remote control unit was connected to the radio and placed in a distant location away from the position. The remote control unit would be the item