The WWII British B2 Spy Radio and the Spies Who Served in France @WirelessMuseum
The WWII British B2 Spy Radio and the Spies Who Served in France @WirelessMuseum
Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 42 minutes ago
During World War II, the British Type 3 Mk. 2 spy set, commonly known as the B2, was issued to undercover agents, resistance groups and special forces operating in occupied territory. Join AWA member Bill Hopkins, AA2YV, as he explores this spy radio and the spies that served in France.

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