+--------------------------+ 32. a “jeep-like truck that had |Reference to a modified | Site 2 a bunch of radios in it and two |M-37 ¾-ton utility | big antennas.... There was a |truck commonly referred to| guy sittin’ in there wearin’ |as a weapons carrier, | earphones and he was talking |unique to the Balloon | on the radio.”[197] |Branch. One of the primary| _Anderson_ |vehicles used by recovery | |crews. Balloons were | |tracked by direction | |finding gear and required | |a radio operator to wear | |headphones (fig. 32). | +--------------------------+ +--------------------------+ 33. “weapons carriers”[198] |Corroboration of | Site 1 _Ragsdale_ |description #32. See | |above. | +--------------------------+ +--------------------------+ 34. “six by six Army |Reference to M-35 | Site 1 trucks”[199] |2½-ton cargo truck used | _Ragsdale_ |to transport dummies and | |suspension racks for | |launch and recoveries | |(fig. 31). | +--------------------------+ +--------------------------+ 35. “six by [six] ... military |Corroboration of | Site 2 truck with canvas ... wagon |description #34. See | type ... thing over it”[200] |above. | _Anderson_ +--------------------------+ +--------------------------+ 36. “wreckers [with] cranes |Reference to M-246 wrecker| Site 2 on ’em”[201] |used to launch and recover| _Anderson_ |anthropomorphic dummy | |payloads (figs. 23, 28, | |70). | +--------------------------+ +--------------------------+ 37. “a wrecker”[202] |Corroboration of | Site 1 _Ragsdale_ |description #36. See | |above. | +--------------------------+