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What Shelter Is This?
I got a better look at the 2 data plates on the shelter. The 1st one says "Radio Reciever Set AN/MRR-6 (XW1) serial number 1" and the second plate says "Electrical Equipment Shelter XW1 serial number 3." So evidently an early run or limited at least.- mkcoen
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- Forum: Other auxiliary equipment
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What Shelter Is This?
Didn't find any number but this appears to be about the right size. Now I just need to get over my stinking broken kneecap so I can go get it.- mkcoen
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- Forum: Other auxiliary equipment
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What Shelter Is This?
If you have a shelter number this looks like a good resource. Unfortunately none of the listings with photos has this one. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_numbered_(rigid_wall)_shelters_of_the_U.S._Army- mkcoen
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- Forum: Other auxiliary equipment
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What Shelter Is This?
Ok a little heavier than I want but will probably work. The plan is to put it on a M116A2 and fit it out as an expedition type trailer. edit: S-250 empty weight is 770 and this is shorter in height/length so should be a fair bit lighter.- mkcoen
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- Forum: Other auxiliary equipment
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What Shelter Is This?
Trying to figure out the nomenclature on this shelter to find out it's weight. Owner can only say it has AN/MRR 6 which I'm guessing is what equipment it was used for. Measurements are 48" tall, 72" long, and 60" wide.- mkcoen
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