A collaborative effort between historical reenactors of how to use the SCR-300 Radio for World War Two Reenactments.

The SCR-300 Radio is a backpack (or manpacked) FM radio designed during WW2 as an inter-company or regiment radio. I purchased several in the late 1990s during the heyday of Cold War surplus sales.

Several years ago I worked with a buddy of mine to make available a resource that World War Two SCR-300 enthusiasts could use to analyze and learn about the radio. The article is posted on his website:

THE SCR-300 RADIOMAN

NOTES from TM 11-242 on the SCR-300 Wired Loops and Battery Case Catches

The SCR-300 originally came with wired clips. This is according to TM 11-242, 1943. See below

SCR-300 / BC-1000 Original clips, TM 11-242, 1943.

A work order was made in Nov of 1944 for spring catches

Work order for Spring Catches for SCR300/BC1000 World War II Radio

This was then replaced with a New Latch Directive in Jan 1945. The wired loops would fail to hold down the clip so a springed catch was added.

Board and Card Games for the Allied Soldier

World War Two games were an important part of a solider’s life. As a Second World War enthusiast and historical reenactor, I thought I might share an especially small and unknown historical niche in the history and hobby: Games.

Tag: World War Two

SCR-300 Radio for World War Two Reenactments

THE SCR-300 RADIOMAN

NOTES from TM 11-242 on the SCR-300 Wired Loops and Battery Case Catches

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Games of the World War Two Soldier

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Board and Card Games for the Allied Soldier

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THE SCR-300 RADIOMAN

NOTES from TM 11-242 on the SCR-300 Wired Loops and Battery Case Catches

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Board and Card Games for the Allied Soldier

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