Original German WWII 1938 Kleinempfänger DKE 38 Radio by Roland Brandt of Berlin - Serial 151507 - Missing Back Cover Schwarzlose MG often marked "MADE IN EAST

often marked "MADE IN EAST GERMANY

though some elite formations are trained and capable of parachute jumps if needed

The liner split pins are all retained

commanded by Rear Admiral Michiaki Kamada

were now occupied by German troops and the Eastern Front had not yet erupted – that would come in June of 1941 with the Invasion of the Soviet Union

Original German WWII 1938 Kleinempfänger DKE 38 Radio by Roland Brandt of Berlin - Serial 151507 - Missing Back Cover Schwarzlose MG often marked "MADE IN EASTOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Volksempfnger ("people's receiver") was a range of radio receivers developed by engineer Otto Griessing at the request of Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels. This example is the model DKE 38, and is missing the back cover entirely, but the circuit board is marked: ROLAND BRANDT, BERLIN App. Nr. 151507. There are some additional markings on the speaker and embossed on the bakelite housing. There are several