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Old 22-02-15, 01:03
Mike Cecil Mike Cecil is offline
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The CDN NAVAID was 1960s era.

Could be mounted in an light vehicle, or in a tank. System comprised several elements including plotter and mechanical read-out for the tank crew commander and the driver, as per your image. 'Heart' of the system was the large gyro-compass.

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