Vietnam Era US HS-16A Headset Signal Corp Code Practice Equipment Radio 1965 NOSNew Old Stock in the original wrap, opened for pictures. Last Picture is shown for example only to give the specs on these – this info came from a 1966 Military Audio Equipment Manual. Please see all 12 Pics.
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This was spotted at local Salvation Army for sale for $99.99. It indicates it is a U.S. Army Signal Corp with at date of January 1954 Sound Reproducer RP-104/UIH-2. It obviously has a turntable so it probably was used for entertainment purposes, put it also has where you can plug in a microphone and speakers, so it was probably an announcement system as well and there is also and outlet that something could be plugged into (close up below). I did find a link to part of a manual online found here and below is a diagram from Page 4 showing what it came with. Page 4 from Manual found online.
