RIP
Ray Latham

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640 Sig Trp from Jim Mustard

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Norman Edward Lever

Served early to mid 1960s. I'm looking for any information relating to my dad. All we know he served in Catterick with the Signals. He was born in March 1945.

Thank you in advance

Dear Sirs.

In order to research the history of the United Kingdom Warning and Monitoring Organisation (UKWMO), I am looking for photos or contemporary witnesses who can tell me something about the location of the siren shown on the attached picture on the premises of AAC Harrogate.
This siren was installed around 1970 as a test siren by the UK Home Office and served as a prototype for the UKWMO. The siren was tested extensively and loudly in Harrogate and certainly remained there for several years.

Does anyone remember the siren at Harrogate?

Yours sincerely,
Joachim Schmidt
j.schmidt@ig-wasi.de

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David Leonard Wise

added 24/02/20
Eric Balmforth

In reply to your request, I can find two W Bird's in my 2016 call book. The first is G4JAV at 10 Beech Ave Tamworth B77 2BE. The second is GI4XIR GI indicates N Ireland at 198 Ashmount Gdns Lisburn BT77 5BD.
G4NBF belongs to a Mr A W Topsfield. I hope this may provide some help. Regards
Alan

Hi there,
I wonder if anybody might be able to help track down any infomation on a good friend of mine who was both Royal Signals (number 1772) and a radio ham as he has now sadly passed away, I understand. He was active at Catterick and Italy I think. His ham radio callsign was G4NBF; his name was Walter or Wally Bird and he lived at 1 Carters Lane, Culverstone, Meopham in Kent. Any infomation on my old mate would be welcome.
Thank you
Nigel Alford (2E0OQU) also a radio operator.

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2 Wireless Regt (9 Sig Regt) from Ron Holmes

RIP
Frederick Simpson

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210 Sig Sqn from Clive Napier

added 23.01.20
7 Armd Bde HQ and Sig Sqn from Wijtse Powell