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  1. Trevor Pope
    Thread

    Shared service record documents for Clifford Vincent Pope, Trooper 7953511, 79th Armoured Division

    Hi, I would like to share with the community the service record documents for my late father Clifford Vincent Pope (1909 - 1974), Trooper 7953511....
    Thread by: Trevor Pope, Oct 29, 2025, 2 replies, in forum: RAC & RTR
  2. PackRat
    Thread

    Wireless & Telegraphy Jargon: 'Bullies' 'F5' 'Wyndham'

    These terms have popped up in a (1942, India-based) Divisional Signals diary. Wondered if anyone might have knowledge of this field and could shed...
    Thread by: PackRat, Jan 29, 2025, 0 replies, in forum: Weapons, Technology & Equipment
  3. Paul Y
    Thread

    Operator Wireless "O"? (Royal Corps of Signals / 1920s)

    Hello everyone. I just received my grandfather's service records (Operator Wireless, Royal Corps of Signals, 1921 -1926) and I'm intrigued by a...
    Thread by: Paul Y, Nov 27, 2024, 6 replies, in forum: Service Records
  4. Phil Dickenson
    Thread

    Father - Wireless operator - Royal Artillery- cannot find any records.

    Hi, this is my first ever post so apologies if it doesn't look right. My Father was a wireless operator with the Royal Artillery. He signed up I...
    Thread by: Phil Dickenson, Sep 16, 2024, 3 replies, in forum: Royal Artillery
  5. Jram
    Thread

    Does it say which RAF unit? Am I just being blind?

    Hi, This is from my Grandpa's RAF war record. I'm trying to figure out where it says which unit (squadron, group, wing - I don't know the correct...
    Thread by: Jram, May 30, 2023, 36 replies, in forum: Service Records
  6. SteveDee
    Thread

    The Bognor Regis Museum

    Well worth a visit if you ever find yourself in [bugger] Bognor, this little museum has a few little gems that you may find of interest: Bognor...
    Thread by: SteveDee, Apr 11, 2023, 0 replies, in forum: WW2 Museums. Events, & places to see.
  7. James M. Green
    Thread

    British Army Wireless Operators Badge

    Hi all, question r.e. this badge: British Army Wireless Operators badge - Does anyone know when these were given/awarded? My Grandad had...
    Thread by: James M. Green, Mar 8, 2023, 9 replies, in forum: WW2 Militaria
  8. dbf
    Thread

    2334507 CQMS Francis Roy LUCAS, BEM, MiD, Royal Corps of Signals

    Army Number: 2334507 Rank: Company Quartermaster Serjeant Name: Francis Roy LUCAS, BEM, MiD Unit: Royal Corps of Signals London Gazette : 14...
    Thread by: dbf, Jul 26, 2022, 2 replies, in forum: Royal Signals
  9. Chris C
    Thread

    Wireless set SUB-versions?

    I have a general idea for instance of the characteristics of the Number 18 set and the Number 19 set. Today I was reviewing a document file and...
    Thread by: Chris C, Aug 25, 2021, 12 replies, in forum: Weapons, Technology & Equipment
  10. SteveDee
    Thread

    A GECoPHONE at Standen House

    One of many interesting objects I noticed yesterday, while walking around Standen House, was this 1920s Crystal Set. [ATTACH] Its basically an...
    Thread by: SteveDee, Oct 8, 2018, 6 replies, in forum: The Lounge Bar
  11. dbf
    Media

    Screen shot 2013-04-20 at 01.10.54.png

    Uploaded by: dbf, Apr 20, 2013, 0 comments, in album: Brought back from the War
  12. Owen
    Thread

    WW2 Phonetic Alphabet.

    British WW2 Phonetic Alphabet As directed by: HMSO Manual: Signal Training Pamplet No. 5, Signal Procedure Part I. - Procedure for Radio Telephony...
    Thread by: Owen, Apr 7, 2006, 30 replies, in forum: General
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