Airborne Interphone/Radio Jack Box, BC-334 US Army Air Force BT-14 but it could be cemented

but it could be cemented in place

The indicator marked for engines 1 & 2 was made by Ranco with a 1943 manufacturing serial number prefix

with indicator pointed out

Included is a clear cover

Airborne Interphone/Radio Jack Box, BC-334 US Army Air Force BT-14 but it could be cementedThe BC 366 Jack Box was part of the RC 26, RC 27, and RC 35 Interphone Systems, used to control airborne communications of the aircraft interphone and radio during flight and on the ground. The BC 334 Jack Box was commonly used across two seat aircraft of the US Army Air Force and US Navy such as trainers AT 6 Texan and BT 13 Valiant. See photo from the 1945 AT 6 Erection and Maintenance Manual showing the position of a BC 366 at the pilots side. This