I am contacting this group as a mature aviation historian and having completed some five years of research, I have now published a book on the history of the aeronautical HF radio station at Birdlip, Glos., covering the period from 1940-2017. Perhaps some of you may recall this vital facility or indeed possibly worked there as some stage.
This soft-cover book runs to some 470 pages, with over 250 photographs (including equipment and staff) and is priced at STG£27.50 (including post/packing to U.K. mainland addresses).
For further details please visit the Birdlip Radio section of my photo website [www.colinsphotos.net] or simply get in touch via the 'Contact Me' option on my webpage.
I would be delighted to hear from anyone who may have memories and/or old photographs associated with this station or it's matching transmitter site at Winstone, Glos.
Regards,
Colin

Anyone with memories\photos of Northag/2ATAF Comcen JHQ Rheindahlen 1972 to 1975?

Message sent Steve.

FAO Phil Rich
A long time ago Phil please get in touch via [kitchenhillmob.blogspot.com]

For STEVE WRIGHT
How did the car sales career work out? I was the photographer at Lurgan.

RIP
Peter Dunnings

FAO Michael…quote from the Wire September 1980 “Major-General AC Bate OBE aka Christopher (Chris) Bate – our late Signal Officer-in-Chief – died suddenly on 3 September 1980”…you can download his obituary with photo by going to [www.royalsignalsmuseum.co.uk] and select September 1980

There is a list of past commandants on Wikipedia accessed via the internet.

As an elderly and forgetful ex-infantryman, I am trying to recall the surname of the now-deceased late Royal Signals Major General who was Commandant of the National Defence college, Latimer in 1979. His first name was Chris and I believe he died in 1981. I apologise for being a nuisance. PS: My army number as an OR was 23167876. As an officer was 446885.

Good evening,
I come from France and I am looking for information on a British soldier named Patrick O'Neill who served during the WW2. I think he was welcomed into my great-grandparents' home (in Normandie) during the D-Day operations. While doing my research I came across this site and I found a message from Stewart May dated June 1, 2014 about Patrick O'Neill. She talk in this message about a letter sent to my great-grandparents by Patrick O'Neill that I have in my possession. This message having greatly attracted my attention, I would like to post a message on this site.
Sorry for my approximate English and thank you very much in advance for your help.