The Iraqi Radios of Desert Storm
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By Dennis Starks, Collector/Historian |
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Section ( I ) The Radios of Desert Storm
Introduction
Section ( II ) Iraqi Domestic Production Radios
TRC-552
TRC-570
Section ( III ) British Radios Used by Iraqis
Racal Syncal 30
TRA-906 Squad Call
Racal BCC-349
UK/PRC-349
TRA-967 VHF-FM
MA-4224 Encryption Unit
Racal Field Telephone 2C703/1
Section ( IV ) American Radios Used by Iraqis
PRC-77
Harris RF-280
Section ( V ) Italian Radios Used by Iraqis
PRC-638
PRC-439
Section ( VI ) German Radios Used by Iraqis
SEM-52A
E-6862 (SE-6862)
Section ( VII ) French Radios Used by Iraqis
TRC-300-2 ( TRC-302 ), TRC-300-3
TRC-552
TRC-570
Section ( VIII ) Russian Radios Used by Iraqis
R-113
R-123 and R-123M
R-105, Russian Back Pack Radio
R-108, R-109, R-114
Russian Back Pack Radios
Russian Military
Batteries by Richard Walker
Section ( IX ) Chinese Radios Used by Iraqis
Type 889 Tank Radio
Type 892 Tank Radio
Section ( X ) Conclusions
Conclusions
Reference Sources and Acknowledgements
Personal Accounts of Captured Equipment
Discussions on Iraqi Radios
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