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RHF wrote: For One and All, A Bit of Radio and WWII History World War II RAF Gibson Girl Radio Antenna Rescue Kite http://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ6587051567 NOTICE - This are NOT my eBay Auctions and I am NOT associated with the Seller; Nor am I 'promoting' this item For Sale. Hey - Look-Up in the Sky ! It's a Bird . . . It's a Plane . . . Not It's a Gibson Girl Kite ! ! ! )for your viewing enjoyment - iane ~ RHF . . . . That is an interesting WWII artifact. Of the many airmen who were shot down, I wonder if any were able to make contact using this kite supported antenna. I would imagine many of those came on the surplus market at the conclusion of the war. As a kid I found the local surplus store was a treasure trove of interesting things. A pilot chute with the spring mechanism removed and a decent fishing weight tied to the strings would sail a long ways in a good wind. And I disassembled more than one tank scope for those big solid glass prisms. |
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