Collection: US Military Radio

Our collection of U.S. military radios showcases the evolution of battlefield communication, spanning from World War II to modern conflicts. These radios played a crucial role in ensuring secure and reliable communication between troops, command centers, and allied forces.

Featuring iconic models like the BC-611 “Handie-Talkie” from WWII, the SCR-300 “Walkie-Talkie”, and the PRC-77 used during the Vietnam War, this collection highlights technological advancements in military communication. From early AM-based radios to modern frequency-hopping and encrypted systems, these devices reflect the changing needs of warfare.

Each radio in our collection tells a story of innovation and resilience, demonstrating how military forces adapted to new challenges. Whether manpack, vehicle-mounted, or aircraft-based, these radios were essential for coordination, reconnaissance, and mission success.

Collectors, historians, and military enthusiasts will appreciate the detailed craftsmanship and historical significance of these communication tools. Explore the legacy of U.S. military radios and their impact on both past and present military operations.