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Back in the early '50s, the French Foreign Legion was fighting in what
was then known as Indo-China. They had a network or radio stations that used calls starting with "TT(x)" Some I can recall a TTN, TTA, and TTV but after all these years can no longer fit location to callsign. The net control station, at Saigon, used FLZ and I believe he contacted about a dozen outstations - all on CW. Does anyone have call sign books from that era that might help me fit these calls to locations? Any help welcome. Thanks, Sparky |
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