Mama’s Diary Chapter 1.15 – Goodbye Radar – Hello Signals
Page 65 Page 65 Goodbye Radar – Hello Signals I arrived at the Radio Branch (wartime) of London Uni. It was based at Exhibition...
Page 7 Page 7 But “Quo Fata Vocant” was always there and the fates were calling me yet again (Henry of course says the...
Page 4 Page 4 Cranwell July 11th 1944 I left for Cranwell. the trains were packed jam tight for the trip north – No...
Page 1 Page 1 The Second Front (June 6th 1944) The year I was 21 – and it was a very good year for...
Page 65 Page 65 Goodbye Radar – Hello Signals I arrived at the Radio Branch (wartime) of London Uni. It was based at Exhibition...
Page 54 Page 54 North Foreland. I think this was the occasion when Topsy and I caught the last train down from London to...
Page 47 Page 47 On April 14th 1942, I arrived in London bound for North Foreland. I took time off and went home to...
Page 44 Page 44 At Holyhead, I was billeted with the Hainden’s – a 30th ish – couple with no children who lived in...
Page 41 Page 41 The Airforce 1941-1945 My number was 2026333 and I joined up on November 11th 1941. I was sent to Bridgnorth...
Page 36 Page 36 The War 1939-1945 For me, as for countless thousands and thousands of folk throughout the world these years dramatically changed...
Page 35 Page 35 Then a letter came from A.H.S. Anne and Jo to catch a special train from London to Exeter in Devon...
The planes now came overhead like Page 32 Page 32 buzzing flies in a swarm. Manston Airfield was close to Turkey and we saw...
Page 21 Jo and I went to Ashford when I was 13 and she was 12. We were day girls for two years travelling...
Page 19 Page 19 During this time in my life I was studying Ballet quite seriously. I did all the Ballet grades for MRAD...