Diplomatic Wireless Service Hanslope Park

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Sources Post-War Summary Of Service
Summary of Service Sources Eachus Bletchley Park March 1942 - 1945. Hut 8 and Block D(8). Earnshaw-Smith Bletchley Park 1939 - 1942. Elmers School. Diplomatic Section, Head of Section from c. 1941. Bletchley Park 1943 - 1946. E Block. Wireless operator/Morse slip reader. ATS, Int Corps. ... Document Retrieval

Sources Post-War Summary Of Service Grade, Title Different
Ramsey Albert Frederik Hanslope Park 1940 - 1945. Ramsey Army, Int Corps. Bletchley Park from 1940. Elmers School. Probably Diplomatic Section. Bletchley Park 1944 - 1946. Block A. Naval Bletchley Park late 1941 - late 1943. Block E, wireless operator/Morse slip reader and instructor. Eileen ... Read Here

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Sheila Bletchley Park. Wireless operator. 7 Neilson Neilson Hanslope Park and Arkley 1942 - 1945. SCU 3. Wireless operator. Newby 8 SWS, Bletchley Park. Elmers School, Diplomatic Section, Italian. Elmers School, Hut 18 and Block G, ISK. ... Read More

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Details of £100k salaries for Diplomatic Service Appeal Board, Release of file FO 371/71038 CJ1183/182/182 from Hanslope Park 0338-10 Information on the British Provincial Reconstruction Team in Helmand, Afghanistan from 2006-2010 0325-10 ... Visit Document

Sources Post-War Summary Of Service - Bletchley Park
Service, Rank or Grade, Title Summary of Service Sources Diplomatic Section. Later in Hut 8 and Research Section in Cottage, Angela Etheldreda Glyde Bletchley Park late 1942 - 1945. Wireless operator, and Morse slip reader. ... View Full Source

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The Diplomatic Wireless Service The Biggest Aspidistra Paragraph I Oi Article 27 of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, I 961, station at Hanslope Park. just south of Woburn. Although PWE was initially (while Ellic Howe writes: ... Return Doc

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But there were several variants. For instance, the Abwehr (the German military intelligence service) used a The following SCUs are listed: SCU1 (Whaddon Hall), SCU2 (France before 1940, India), SCU3 (Hanslope Park) SCU5, SCU6 West, Nigel (1986), GCHQ: The Secret Wireless ... Read Article

Summary of Service Shows as much as is known about the dates of an individual’s service in Controlled Y service interception of diplomatic and commercial wireless networks Central Signal Registry (CSR) Hanslope Park North of Bletchley. ... View Full Source

Diplomatic Wireless Service - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
The Diplomatic Wireless Service (DWS) was the name of the communications system set up for the British Foreign Office by Brigadier Richard Gambier-Parry, Hanslope Park is still the HQ of its successor, Her Majesty's Government Communications Centre (HMGCC). ... Read Article

UK INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY REPORT AUGUST 2003 Richard M ...
Diplomatic Wireless System - DWS and Diplomatic Telecommunications Maintenance Service - Hanslope Park , Buckinghamshire MK19 7BH. 01908 510444. SIS 1938. traitors within MI5, SIS, GCHQ and the Diplomatic Service failed to gain the proper attention of a ... Read Full Source

Sources Post-War Summary Of Service
Summary of Service Sources Oakes Bletchley Park early 1942 - May 1944. Block E, Communications Openshaw Hanslope Park, Arkley, Thurso, Forfar, Wymondham, Penzance and Diplomatic Section. Berkeley Street from March 1942. Diplomatic Section, ... View Doc

RSS SCU Newsletter 22
For the reunion at Bletchley Park on May 1st we had excellent weather and a wonderful venue in the Music of research into the origins of radio intercept work and is well informed on matters relating to the early history of wireless. (armed forces and diplomatic Morse) intercept service. ... Retrieve Document