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Walt, when you do posts these stories, will you post them under a name
that people will recognize please? I missed the first one because it was posted under a topic I wasn't interested in. A new post heading would be appreciated by all, I'm sure. Thanks and 73, Henry Walter Maxwell wrote: I'm pleased that the history of radio in WW2 is acceptable on this news group. The three threads I've posted so far are from memory, and at the moment that's about all there is. However, I have files describing many real intelligence transmissions involving historic situations that for the most part went unheralded. These files are in my library at my home in DeLand, Florida. I'm now at my summer home in my home town of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, but we return to FL Nov 1. I'll dig out some of the files when we return. Thanks again for the interest. When I posted the first one I thought I might be voted off the island. Walt, W2DU On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 12:44:31 GMT, John Ferrell wrote: Please keep the stories coming! == John, de W8CCW On Sat, 24 Sep 2005 19:22:05 -0400, Walter Maxwell wrote: |
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