Posted on Feb 4, 2019

The Original Click Bait: Identifying Friend or Foe with the WWII Cricket Clicker

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The Original Click Bait: Identifying Friend or Foe with the WWII Cricket Clicker

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Posted 6 y ago

This was a pretty ingenious way to IFF, when you think about it. And with all of those Airborne troopers fumbling around behind the lines those first few days, undoubtedly saved many lives.

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PO3 Phyllis Maynard

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The intelligence of the brain is huge 1SG (Join to see) .

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Lt Col Charlie Brown

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Posted 6 y ago

Interesting. The only thing I know about clickers is for animal training.

PO1 William "Chip" Nagel CPO Tim Dickey

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CW5 Jack Cardwell

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A small but interesting part of WWII Lt Col Charlie Brown

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SPC Douglas Bolton

Posted 6 y ago

CW5 Jack Cardwell So much better than voice connection.

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The Original Click Bait: Identifying Friend or Foe with the WWII Cricket Clicker

The Original Click Bait: Identifying Friend or Foe with the WWII Cricket Clicker

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