Cb Radio Collection

Skelton Beakers Club members, Graham Appleyard (left), Ann Scott & Barry Smith, pictured outside their caravan, which is manned 24 hours a day, they have so far contacted 3650 breakers

Vince Prior, Club Secretary, North Tees Breakers Club, which is disbanding due to lack of support, 9th March 1986

David Nicholson, CB Radio enthusiast with his rig and licence, on the day Cleveland breakers were given the all clear to freedom of the airwaves as Citizen Band Radio went legal, 2nd November 1981

Samantha Bunnell (right) and her friend Jillian Carnell, try out a CB Radio, 18th January 1983

Cashier Doreen Bone of Dixons with one of the new legal CB Radios. With legal Citizens Band coming in on the 2 November 1981, the North East has gone crackers over the peoples radio. 31st October 1981

CB Radio buffs Paul Bradwell, alias The Badger, (left) and Joseph Hunt, alias Bluebird II. 2nd August 1983

CB Radio inside Car, 2nd September 1981

Middlesbrough based Phantom Squadron CB Radio Group members, who recently raised nearly 1000 pounds for the South Cleveland Hospital Kidney Transplant Fund after a 132 hour chat in

Phantom Squadron CB Radio Group, Neil Robinson with fellow members of the club, based in Middlesbrough, 16th February 1983

Citizen Band Radio. The first Citizen Band Radio exhibition was being held at Sandown Park Racecourse, at Esher, Surrey. Picture shows CB Radio enthusiasts Julie Henderson (left) and Zara Garrett

Pat Lee of the Sunderland Breakers Club with Barnwell Primary School CB Club members Simon Kelly, left, Julia Hopkirk and Darren Richards. 10th December 1981

CB Radio breakers who have traditionally called on channel 19. 28th August 1995

CB radio gathering in South Shields. Pictured, a group of CB Thames monitors who today will act as show marshals. Left to right, David Musk Smith, Nicholas Watson, Richard Freeman, Dave Douglas

A man on a CB Radio. 27th January 1982

Hughes type printer
Antique illustration of a Hughes type printer

U. S. Marine uses a radio during a security patrol in Afghanistan
July 27, 2009 - U.S. Marine uses a radio during a security patrol in the Helmand province of Afghanistan

A Joint Terminal Attack Controller communicates a close air support mission
June 22, 2010 - U.S. Air Force Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC), communicates a close air support (CAS) mission during Red Flag-Alaska exercise

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CB Radio: Connecting Communities and Enthusiasts In the world of CB radio, Skelton Beakers Club members Graham Appleyard, Ann Scott, and Barry Smith gather together to share their passion for communication. Their dedication is mirrored by David Nicholson, a CB radio enthusiast who proudly displays his rig and license. Curiosity piques as Samantha Bunnell and her friend Jillian Carnell try out a CB radio for the first time. The excitement is contagious as they experience the power of connecting with others through this unique form of communication. Doreen Bone, a cashier at Dixons, showcases one of the new legal CB radios available on the market. These devices are revolutionizing how people connect with each other in real-time. Paul Bradwell, known as "The Badger, " joins forces with Joseph Hunt to indulge in their shared love for all things CB radio-related. Their enthusiasm shines through every conversation they have over the airwaves. Inside a car on September 2nd, 1981, we find ourselves immersed in an intimate setting where a CB radio becomes not just a device but an integral part of daily life. It connects individuals from different walks of life while breaking down barriers that would otherwise separate them. Sadly, due to lack of interest or changing times, Vince Prior's North Tees Breakers Club disbands. However, Middlesbrough-based Phantom Squadron CB Radio Group members continue to keep this vibrant community alive. Neil Robinson stands tall among fellow members at Phantom Squadron CB Radio Group meetings; united by their shared love for Citizen Band Radio. Their gatherings provide opportunities to exchange knowledge and strengthen bonds within this tight-knit community. At the first-ever Citizen Band Radio exhibition held recently, the possibilities offered by these devices were showcased like never before. Communication was no longer limited by distance or location – it became boundless. Pat Lee from Sunderland Breakers Club collaborates with Barnwell Primary School CB Club members, inspiring the younger generation to explore the world of CB radio.