Direction Finding DF Indicator of R.1155 Nav-Com System PV-1 Ventura

Direction Finding DF Indicator of R.1155 Nav-Com System PV-1 VenturaHere is a WWII era Direction Finding (DF) Indicator as used in aircraft of the British Royal Air Force, such as bombers Avro Lancaster, Handley Page Halifax, and Vickers Wellington, and patrol bomber Short Sunderland. The DF Indicator received its signal from the R. 1155 receiver in the radio (wireless) comparment. By seeking a signal from a ground transmitter, the indicator displayed the direction of the transmitter in relation to the aircraft by

This Shellback certificate is unique because it was from the US Navy's first aircraft carrier

Typically mounted under the wing or fuselage of the aircraft

for Air Corps US Army

This is an original WWII-era training booklet published by the US Navy's Aviation Training Division in 1943

This is an original Cold-War-era Gunnery Manual for the USAF's strategic bomber Boeing B-36 and RB-36 Peacemaker

This is an authentic WWII-era GCT (Greenwich Civil Time) Master Navigational Watch AN-5740 Hamilton Part No 33106

The booklet describes and illustrates a number of aerial tactics in lay terms

(The prism has a small chip in its lower left corner)

The thumbscrew on the end of the device loosens

was part of the direction finding and landing system "PeilG V" and "PeilG 6" as well as the FuG 16 Z / ZY

When you’re done with the top timer press the left button again

The A-1B sight was a gun-bomb-rocket sight used in versions of the F-84 and F-86 jet fighters