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Filename: | Eagle.jpg |
Album name: | Chris Howells / Naval & Military |
Filesize: | 216 KiB |
Date added: | Apr 27, 2010 |
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Could be one of three Carriers only Eagle R05, Victorious R38 or Hermes R12 these were the Carriers fitted with the Type 984 Radars - other two Installations were at Collingwood and ASWE - where I was employed on maintenance of the 984
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Victorious.
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Robin, as you are into radar, what is the designation for what I call the bedstead, then there was the double, one on top of the other, was it 954?
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No Phill, it was 965. See my google bit on the Sliema Creek photo.
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965 and the double bedstead was 965M - 954 was a USSR Radar
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Thanks Robin & Prefect, I was not far out!!! Found an interesting site once on the history of RN radar, also featured the Collingwood museum, but seem to have lost the link, any suggestions.
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Thank you guys, Dad being a crab rather than a fishead, depsite many Coastal Command postings, wasn't that hot on ships! My Uncle Bob however........
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Google HMS Collingwood Museum - it will not accept web address here
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That may change when Coppermine finally publish a stable version 1.5, but don't hold your breath.
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A neighbour (widower of Mrs Brett-Knowles who taught maths at TH ca 1960) worked on the development of radar throughout the war.
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I remember Mrs B-K.
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I thought she was a bit before your time?
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No I was 59 - 63.
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