I'm in desperate need of the following documents. Please Help.
#1, Popular Electronics, magazine article "South Vietnam's 40 Megacycle
Intercom", April 1963(in particular all pages after 45, including 102).
#2, Popular Communications Magazine October 1985, page 52 and 53 Byline:
R. L. Slattery.
The following were reported to be on file at CMH prior to 1986, but they
say they can't find them.(CORDS is an acronym for "Civil Operations and
Revolutionary Development Support")
#3, CORDS, Public Safety Division Telecommunications, Annual Report,
1966, 1 July 1967.
#4, CORDS, Public Safety Division Telecommunications Projects Report,
1956-1968, 1 Jan 1969.
#5, Interview author John Bergen with Paul Katz former communications
engineer, U.S. Operations Mission Vietnam, 4 May 1978(Historians Files
CMH)
#6, Personal Papers of Paul Katz, employee, U.S. Operations Mission
Vietnam(also on file Washington National Records Center).
#7, Files of, the Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development Suport
Staff(also on file Washington National Records Center).
#8, Minutes, Secretary of Defence conferance, Honolulu;
Dec 1961, pg 8-M-1
Feb 1962, pp 16 & 58.
May 1962, pg 5.
23 July 1962, pp 4-1 through 4-3.
Anybody live in the Washington DC area that can help me find these
documents?
I also need all possible information on the testing, installation, & use
of the following radios, all are OPS series radios(Office of Public
Safety) used as part of the Village & Hamlet Radio System in Vietnam, and
in support of CIA operation Phoenix(among other things).
HT-1, HT-2, TR-5, TR-9, TR-20, TR-35, FM-1, FM-2, FM-5, FM-7, FM-10,
FM-20, SBT-20, SBT-22, SBT-22-18, SBT-100, HC-100, HC-150, HC-400(&
others of the HC line), PC-210, PC-230, SA-200(SA-211) and any others.
Known manufactures of these radios were Radio Industries, Hallicrafters,
Hammerlund, Wilcox/Northrup, & Motorola.
Please forward this message to anybody that might be able to help.
Thanks
Dennis Starks; Collector/Historian
Midwest Military Communications Museum
Box 95, Cross Timbers Mo. 65634 USA
Editor & Sponsor of the "Military Collector Group Post"
mailto:military-radio-guy@juno.com
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