WWII 1943 SCR-729-A SCR-729-AZ Radar Radio Set Maintenance Manual CONFIDENTIAL

Original World War II U.S. military Handbook of Maintenance Instructions for Radio Set SCR-729-A / SCR-729-AZ and Test Equipment IE-56-A, dated July 3, 1943.

The striking orange title page is prominently marked “CONFIDENTIAL” and includes the wartime security notice regarding protection of classified military information.

Manual details:

• Radio Set: SCR-729-A / SCR-729-AZ
• Test Equipment: IE-56-A
• Publication: CO-AN-08-10EB-1
• Date: July 3, 1943
• Classification: CONFIDENTIAL
• Era: World War II

The SCR-729 was associated with wartime airborne radar/IFF and beacon equipment; surviving technical references identify the SCR-729 with Rebecca beacon and air-to-air Mk III IFF applications.  Period operating instructions also confirm that Test Equipment IE-56-A was specifically used to check the SCR-729-A for operation and frequency coverage. 

This is a particularly desirable piece of WWII electronics documentation because it combines an early 1943 date, radar-related equipment, a scarce SCR designation, and a prominent original CONFIDENTIAL classification.

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