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Old February 6th 05, 07:49 AM
 
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Richard Larson wrote:
I've been watching Hogan's Heroes reruns and in the beginning they

show
Kinch operating some sort of radio. He's shown turning a crank looks

like.
What sort of radio could that be?


Navy survival kits used to (maybe still do) include a handcrank radio,
plus a key, so shipwrecked sailors could send out SOS messages. I
wouldn't be surprised in B17 crews had similar things.

Hudley Pearse

 
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