Original U.S. Vietnam War Army Corps of Engineers AN/PRS-4 Mine Detector Set in Chest French Artwork & Posters One sniper was flushed out

One sniper was flushed out by the lead squad under S Sgt Smith

It once had counted among its members a few of Jimmy Doolittle's "Tokyo Boys" who showed the way to the heart of Japan

It does not have any major issues or damage

The case was designed to suspend the watch to protect it from the vibration and turbulence of an aircraft as well as a protective glass viewing panel to the user could look down onto it without removal

issued to Army units in early 1967

Original U.S. Vietnam War Army Corps of Engineers AN/PRS-4 Mine Detector Set in Chest French Artwork & Posters One sniper was flushed outOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. Very good condition Vietnam War era U. S. Army Signal Corps mine detector set AN PRS 1 manufactured by the Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corporation. The AN PRS 4 was part of a series of improvements that were being made to better detect underground land mines. These were typically used by army engineers to clear paths for following units to travel through. According to the technical manual it is meant to detect