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National Archives and Records Administration - ARC 40119, LI 226-B-6121 - STRATEGIC SERVICE TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER NUMBER I (SSTR-1) - DVD Copied by Ann Galloway. Joint Chiefs of Staff. Office of Strategic Services. Field Photographic Branch. (01/04/1943 - 10/01/1945). Instructional Film: Describes the radio transmitter-receiver unit used during World War II. Explains compactness and ease of concealment, and outlines operations in detail: selection of electrical outlet, battery, or combination of both as power unit; antenna, assembly parts, installation, frequency determination and receiver operation; parts installation, attachment of crystal equipment and transmitter operation.
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Bob Davis, Retired
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Subject: Good example of a bog-standard training film.
Subject: Good example of a bog-standard training film.
This is a good example of a typical government training film. It seems, as with most of these kinds of films, to be aimed at about an eighth grade level of comprehension.
What makes this film special is the subject matter - one of the more famous spy radio sets of WWII. In this sense, it is an enjoyable film for espionage buffs, radio amateurs, and the like.
What makes this film special is the subject matter - one of the more famous spy radio sets of WWII. In this sense, it is an enjoyable film for espionage buffs, radio amateurs, and the like.
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