Attitude Indicator, Remote/Standby, Type MM-2 USAF, USN, F-104, F-100 Victor A backlight would glow from

A backlight would glow from the perimeter of the dial and illuminate the lettering

it details the use of flight instruments of the era

type B-9C (formerly AN5772-2) and made by US Gauge

The knob rotates the compass card to select the desired direction of flight

"Station") per that indicated in the Next Station window

Attitude Indicator, Remote/Standby, Type MM-2 USAF, USN, F-104, F-100 Victor A backlight would glow fromThe Type MM 2 Remote Attitude Indicator was used in versions of the Lockheed F 104 Starfighter and the F 100 Super Sabre either as secondary, or standby, indicators or in the instrument panel of the rear cockpit seat for two seat aircraft. Our indicator was eventually processed through Naval Air Station (NAS) Alameda (CA) in 1967.