WW2 RAAF Computer Navigation MK IIID

A unissued example complete with original issue card box and wax paper wrapping. The Navigational Computer was designed for attaching to the navigators leg with moulding and straps for knee attachment. This RAAF example was made by White & Gillespie in Melbourne.

The "computer navigation MkIII" refers to a navigational tool, specifically a dead reckoning computer, used during World War II by pilots and navigators. These devices, such as the MkIII D and MkIII H*, were designed for calculating airspeed, altitude, air temperature, and drift corrections.

Code: 2132