WWII U.S. Navy Air Force’s Radar Indicator Unit-ID-59/APA-11 Wurlitzer CRT Scope Mother's Day but value is held back

but value is held back by wear and untested condition

allowing even minimally trained soldiers to use it effectively in close-quarters combat against armored vehicles

that tell the story of its service

Honest wear consistent with age

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WWII U.S. Navy Air Force’s Radar Indicator Unit-ID-59/APA-11 Wurlitzer CRT Scope Mother's Day but value is held backOffered here is an original WWII era U. S. military radar indicator unit, designated ID 59 APA 11, manufactured by Wurlitzer Co., North Tonawanda, NY. This unit is part of early radar and electronic countermeasure systems used by U. S. forces during World War II. It features a prominent green cathode ray tube (CRT) display and a full array of original control knobs for pulse duration, trigger gain, frequency, and signal intensity. These units were