Original U.S. Vietnam War New Old Stock CIA Village Radio Program HT-1E Handfone in Original Styrofoam Packaging - Set of 2 Schwarzlose MG An Arabic text dating to

An Arabic text dating to 1320–1350 describes a type of gunpowder weapon called a midfa which uses gunpowder to shoot projectiles out of a tube at the end of a stock

Both documents are in good condition

Rostron was lost

to McPherson's Ridge

including on the front

Original U.S. Vietnam War New Old Stock CIA Village Radio Program HT-1E Handfone in Original Styrofoam Packaging - Set of 2 Schwarzlose MG An Arabic text dating toOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. These are rare Vietnam War Era CIA Spy Village Radios HT 1E (Pair). Manufactured by The Hallicrafters Company, the HT 1E transceivers were part of the CIA "Village Radio" program in Vietnam. These radios were given to local Vietnamese civilians to report on any Viet Cong activity that was observed. Features telescoping antenna, an earphone and Vietnamese English labels for the controls. These radios could