Recognition Light Control, IFF, WW2 P-47 Thunderbolt Nick Fighter

Recognition Light Control, IFF, WW2 P-47 Thunderbolt Nick FighterThis Recognition Light Control Assembly appeared in nearly all of US Army Air Force aircraft of WWII by the end of the war, including the P 47N Thunderbolt Fighter (see photo of the right side panel of the cockpit indicating the location of the switch box). Used for IFF (Identification, Friend or Foe). The toggles flip perfectly. The keying switch depresses as it should. In very nice condition for its age. Measures ~3 inches by ~3. 5 inches x ~2

Inside each page illustrates 9 black and white slides of each slide show including the accompanying text for each slide

The pointer labeled "P" indicates RPMs of the Rotor

made by Kollsman (part number 621KN-04)

The M2 was installed across most fighter and bomber aircraft of WWII

but interested parties are invited to confirm it's authenticity

The lever for adjusting rate is accessible without removing the clock movement from its case

This is an original 24-page flight manual for the pre-war

For a great motherland

"Bureau of Aeronatics" of the US Navy is engraved on its face and on back

The cover has come loose from its cover

Type A-8 stopwatches were used in any WWII aircraft with a navigator

Here is an original naval Battenberg Course Indicator Mk III