IFF Radio Destruct Switch Box BC-765 WW2; B-17, B-24, B-29 P-38 A flux gate gyro transmitter

A flux gate gyro transmitter typically located within the wing would send signals to the Master Compass Indicator normally located in the navigator's compartment

This sight displays an illuminated reticle on the glass to train the gunner's aim to the enemy target aircraft

A flash tube

Dresden (oeq)

This example is made of an aluminum alloy

IFF Radio Destruct Switch Box BC-765 WW2; B-17, B-24, B-29 P-38 A flux gate gyro transmitterThe BC 765 Switch Box was installed in the cockpit of many bomber or transport aircraft of WW2 as part of the SCR 595 or 695 Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) radio systems. In the event of potential capture of the aircraft by enemy, the crew was to destroy the IFF system. By pressing the two buttons on this switch simultaneously, charges placed within the radio's cabinet would detonate thus destroying the radio. In original box. Measures 2in x 2in x