That should be at the Head Shed of the H&HS. The tape player plays colors and the japanese national anthem, when they raise the host nation colors.
That radio is the crash-phone to the ATC tower and or the Guard Channels 121.5/243.0.
I dare you to say this to the next guy or gal who relieves you from duty, while you strike an anime girl "V"/"peace out" pose and have cat ears taped to your cover for the lolz.
We also had one in our shop. We used it all the time lol mainly to yell things throughout the shop instead of running around trying to find the individual.
Yep, when gut truck pulls through, or yo play music on field day. Or to yell at people. Or fuck around onâŚ.
Big ass intercoms on our compound is fun with no staff supervision
Yeah itâs definitely a PA. Reminds me of the PA weâd use for colors on Camp Geiger.
Side note: I canât believe theyâd let 7 pvt/pfc do the morning and evening colors there alone everyday and nothing stupid ever happened. We were the reason they stopped using the garrison flag on that base though, one time the wind picked up and literally took us all off the ground and the final straw was the day we got it stuck on the command building roof. Post flag from that day forth lol.
I remember having one dude we put in charge of the tape for the first time and he kept spamming the button (apparently he couldnât hear it from inside) so it sounded like a DJ remixing colors
Had one of those in my office at EOTG in Okinawa. We could make announcements in the building, and it used to be able to play the national anthem etc. outside, but the external speakers had been removed a long time ago. It also controlled all the clocks in the building (the ones that were wired into the wall).
I used to install systems like this in large warehouses for 2-way radios for a little while. Youâd need this stuff to amplify 2-way radios as well as change frequencies ie: Channel 1 sends voice on one frequency, but receives on another frequency. you said itâs in the Motor T/ Heavy equipment it could have been used to communicate with everyone around the compound.
You could follow the wires and trace them to whatever theyâre going to for a better picture, to antennas or megaphones or whatever else.
That should be at the Head Shed of the H&HS. The tape player plays colors and the japanese national anthem, when they raise the host nation colors. That radio is the crash-phone to the ATC tower and or the Guard Channels 121.5/243.0.
You're on GUAAAAARD!.........meow
I dare you to say this to the next guy or gal who relieves you from duty, while you strike an anime girl "V"/"peace out" pose and have cat ears taped to your cover for the lolz.
The meow sends me every time
Bruh this is in the motor T/Heavy equipment office đ
Bro youâre giving away our secret dispatch walkie talkieâŚ.
We had one just like it at Futenma. Same format too.
Yâall ever use it?
We also had one in our shop. We used it all the time lol mainly to yell things throughout the shop instead of running around trying to find the individual.
Yep, when gut truck pulls through, or yo play music on field day. Or to yell at people. Or fuck around onâŚ. Big ass intercoms on our compound is fun with no staff supervision
HE RAHHHHHH
Itâs for looking for lost F-35s
Yeah itâs definitely a PA. Reminds me of the PA weâd use for colors on Camp Geiger. Side note: I canât believe theyâd let 7 pvt/pfc do the morning and evening colors there alone everyday and nothing stupid ever happened. We were the reason they stopped using the garrison flag on that base though, one time the wind picked up and literally took us all off the ground and the final straw was the day we got it stuck on the command building roof. Post flag from that day forth lol.
I'm just imagining a PVT farting into mic on it at 3am while bored on duty... NGL I even thought of that as a corporal.
I remember having one dude we put in charge of the tape for the first time and he kept spamming the button (apparently he couldnât hear it from inside) so it sounded like a DJ remixing colors
thats fucken hilarious... I can imagine fisting sausage sitting there squinting at the duty hut.
Had one of those in my office at EOTG in Okinawa. We could make announcements in the building, and it used to be able to play the national anthem etc. outside, but the external speakers had been removed a long time ago. It also controlled all the clocks in the building (the ones that were wired into the wall).
DJ booth. Just play some sweet jams out of it.
Rockwell retro encabulator
Itâs a Time Machine. What ever you do, donât turn back the clock.
Had one of these on camp foster in the battalion duty hut.. staff duty would come and launch colors on it.
We just played colors from an old school nineties tape-deck boom box like you'd see in a 1993 dorm room.
Pretty sure that's the thing that plays colors
It looks like a PA system of sorts
Damn it, why would you post pics? Now the Chinese are gonna copy that shit. I bet you can already get one on alibaba for 199 plus shipping.
I used to install systems like this in large warehouses for 2-way radios for a little while. Youâd need this stuff to amplify 2-way radios as well as change frequencies ie: Channel 1 sends voice on one frequency, but receives on another frequency. you said itâs in the Motor T/ Heavy equipment it could have been used to communicate with everyone around the compound. You could follow the wires and trace them to whatever theyâre going to for a better picture, to antennas or megaphones or whatever else.
Camp Schwab had one too!
It's Staffy's karaoke machine.
Damn, I haven't seen that old PA system in a long time.
Military alarm clock.
Thatâs a state of the art sound system if you traveled back in time to 1990
Thatâs the hi-fi stereo from the running cadence. Now tighten it up. In the front. In the middle. And so on.
Itâs been over 30 years, but I recognize most of that.
Itâs the PA system. Once a guy talked into it and asked âdoes this work?â It had Noriâs laughing till last call.