WWII C-38/ARC-5 Aircraft Radio Control Box – U.S. Army Air Forces Receiver Control Unit Cotton especially complete with case and

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WWII C-38/ARC-5 Aircraft Radio Control Box – U.S. Army Air Forces Receiver Control Unit Cotton especially complete with case andWWII C 38 ARC 5 Aircraft Radio Control Box U. S. Army Air Forces Receiver Control Unit Original World War II C 38 ARC 5 Aircraft Radio Control Box used with the famous ARC 5 airborne radio system. This control unit allowed aircrew to operate multiple VHF and MHF receivers while adjusting volume, sensitivity, CW tone, and pitch. The front panel retains clearly marked controls, and the data plate identifies the unit as a C 38 ARC 5. An excellent