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Can someone help me identify this military handheld?
- Thread starter Dadbod04
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- Poop was apropos as the OP had already confirmed a different model.
- Poop takes away some kind of point system? I’ll take what’s behind door #2 Monte.
- AI…ugh, C'est très gauche, n’est-ce pas? People can learn from their mistakes. What about AI?
- Poop takes away some kind of point system? I’ll take what’s behind door #2 Monte.
- AI…ugh, C'est très gauche, n’est-ce pas? People can learn from their mistakes. What about AI?
I'm not sure, but I think the radio was kept in the survival vest. There is another kind of radio that is supposed to be hooked directly to the parachute that sends out a beacon when the parachute opens. if the pilot is unconscious when he smacks into the ground, the beacon should let rescuers find him.
trentbob
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Only by coincidence had I just looked at it, normally I wouldn't have noticed
trentbob
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As I had said, I did read the whole thread and I realized that there were some very intelligent answers on a little known subject.
I used AI just to see what the reaction would be to their answer which was very definitive and authoritarian but AI was wrong.
The only lesson I learned is.. it's about time I start using the Iggy list. When I get spanked that person goes on the Iggy list and when I see them I run like HE double hockey sticks. I'm too old to be trained like a pavlovian dog 🙂.
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