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The HT-2A radio from The Hallicrafters is from the OPS family of radios. The HT-2A is one of the first models delivered under the CIA-funded Village Radio program sponsored by the Office of Public Safety (OPS) to provide local forces with short-range radios to report Viet Cong movements. The retractable antenna is undamaged. The plastic knob for volume control and transmission switching is missing. See photo for condition. Functionality is not guaranteed.
Unused M-16 Rifle Butt Pocket and Strap Assembly.
Used MACV patch—design with a thin edge.
Unused chest rig SKS CHICOM. Sand color.
Used CAP, FIELD, POLYESTER OG 106. The cap has a captain's rank and badge Army Senior Aviation Badgesewn on. Size corresponds to size 7.
Unused 2qt canteen (2 quart collapsible canteen). Year of manufacture 1968. Made by Hedwin.
Used blouse (Coat, Man's, Camouflage Cotton, Wind Resistant Poplin). Camouflage ERDL. Size Medium - Regular. Size label missing.
Unused Jungle Boots. Size 12R. Back seam. Panama sole.
Set of propaganda stamps North Vietnam - U.S. Planes Downed Over North Vietnam
Unused Hat, Jungle and mosquito net. Size 7. Contract DSA 1-3621-64-C.
Original Vietnam War-era Safe Conduct Pass.
Used PARKA M65 (FIELD JACKET). Rare contract from 1967 when only Sportmaster was on the label instead of Sportmasters. Size Small - Long.
Foot powder - 1973
Used blouse COAT, MAN'S COMBAT, TROPICAL. Rip-Stop material. Size Medium Regular. Contract DSA 69-C-1161. See photo for condition.
Introduced in 1971 as part of the LINCLOE (Lightweight Individual Clothing & Equipment) program that lead to the ALICE system, these nylon pouches accommodated three thirty-round magazinesfor the M16 rifle. Though the later LC-1 cases had the same grenade pockets on each side and suspender snap eyelet on the back, the LINCLOE pouch uniquely had individual flap covers for each magazine compartment. The flaps were designed to ensure that the magazines remained in their proper positions when one was removed, but they also slowed magazine removal.USMC adopted the LINCLOE pouches in 1972 and Marines guarding the U.S. embassy in Saigon in April 1975 are thought to have carried them.
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