Flight Computer, True Air Speed AC Type G-F OH-6 Cayuse

Flight Computer, True Air Speed AC Type G-F OH-6 CayuseThis is a WWII era True Air Speed Computer used by US Army Air Force and Navy aircrew to determine true airspeed for navigation and bombing runs. The order number prefix 42 indicates the year 1942. Made of either stiff plastic and measuring ~8 inches diameter. In good condition given its age.

including bombers B-17

adjusts the projection of the reticles on the glass screen toward the target

and is likely 1950-60's-vintage given its labeling

The tamper-evident wire and seal are still intact

including heavy bombers B-17 and B-24

The goals and objectives of the Committee tell you about its manifesto

The C-14 Sensitive Altimeter displayed altitude using 3 pointers

but we have no way to authenticate the document

25 inches diameter and ~3 inches long

This is New Old Stock in its original box dated 1943

This is a crash relic believed to be from a WWII Soviet Air Force Yakovlev Yak 7 recovered from its crash site in Poland

The liquid is no longer contained in the body