Compass, Magnetic, US Military Vehicle, Pioneer 1829-2-A C-46 called the North-seeking end

called the North-seeking end

followed by discussions between Kearfott engineers and members of the USAF/RCAF LF Loran Flight Test Unit involved in polar flying out of Edmonton

The Special Devices Section grew and became the Special Devices Division

Thermometers

It has a date stamp of Dec 1956 on the side case

Compass, Magnetic, US Military Vehicle, Pioneer 1829-2-A C-46 called the North-seeking endThe Pioneer 1829 2 A Magnetic Compass was used in various US military vehicles and naval craft during WWII. It has a screw type heeling compensator, a removable drawer type compensator, a screw type horizontal compensator, and a spider type compensator, all for the elimination of errors caused by magnetism. Has a constant deviation corrector and a course setter. With a rotatable dial engraved with the compass card graduations. The compass mounted