Original U.S. Vietnam War CIA Village Radio Program HT-1E Handfone - Set of 2 Sales 64/56- Shell Size 64

64/56- Shell Size 64

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Original U.S. Vietnam War CIA Village Radio Program HT-1E Handfone - Set of 2 Sales 64/56- Shell Size 64Original Items: Only One Set Available. These are rare Vietnam War Era CIA Spy Village Radios HT 1E (Pair). Manufactured by The Hallicrafters Company, the HT 1E transceivers were part of the CIA "Village Radio" program in Vietnam. These radios were given to local Vietnamese civilians to report on any Viet Cong activity that was observed. Features telescoping antenna (one attend head missing), an earphone and Vietnamese English labels for the controls.