Torpedo Director, Type B-2, WWII, Douglas A-20 A-26 Bombers Liaison Aircraft the ring is turned until

the ring is turned until the two white wires are parallel to the North-South lines on the card

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The E-1 fire control system used the APG-33 or -40 radar to continuously measure the range

Originally used by the Czechoslovakian Air Force

He used this information to check his rate of descent until the ground came into view and he could make a safe visual landing

Torpedo Director, Type B-2, WWII, Douglas A-20 A-26 Bombers Liaison Aircraft the ring is turned untilThe US Army Air Force Type B 2 Torpedo Director is an optical, illuminated sighting device used on torpedo carrying airplanes, specifically the B 25 Mitchell, the A 20 Havoc, and A 26 Invader, according to their WWII era flight manuals (see images of relevant pages from these manuals in photo gallery). It is mounted on a square bar forward of the pilot or co pilot's station, and is adjustable over the length of the mounting bar. It could be installed