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A number of Ant-Aircraft gunners who helped in the defence of britain during the "
A number of Ant-Aircraft gunners who helped in the defence of britain during the " Battle of Britain", now serving in Cyprus, learn to use radio and other signals apparatus to improve the efficiency in their battery.
Picture shows: The first step is learning to send and read messages in Morse Code.
Left to right: (In foreground) Gunner Coopersmith of 93 wandsworth Bridge Road, London, Gunner A.J. Wallis of 8 Ewell Road, Cheam, Surrey and Gunner R. J. Pollard of 2 Stockwell Street, Greenwich, London.
February 1944
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Cyprus
Media ID 21898359
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Communication Equipment Science Signal Signals Technology Apparatus Code Morse Transmission
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This print takes us back to the heroic days of the Battle of Britain, where a group of courageous Anti-Aircraft gunners defended Britain against enemy attacks. Now serving in Cyprus, these brave soldiers are seen eagerly learning to use radio and other signals apparatus to enhance their battery's efficiency. The picture captures an important moment in their training - mastering the art of sending and reading messages in Morse Code. In the foreground stands Gunner Coopersmith from 93 Wandsworth Bridge Road, London, fully immersed in decoding a message with utmost concentration. Beside him is Gunner A. J. Wallis hailing from 8 Ewell Road, Cheam, Surrey; his eyes fixed on deciphering another transmission. Completing this trio is Gunner R. J. Pollard representing 2 Stockwell Street, Greenwich, London; he too engrossed in unlocking the secrets hidden within each coded signal. It is February 1944 - a time when technology played a crucial role in warfare strategies during World War II. This image not only showcases these valiant soldiers' dedication but also highlights how science and apparatus were employed for effective communication amidst conflict. As we gaze upon this historic snapshot captured by Official from Memory Lane Prints, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by countless individuals who fought tirelessly for freedom during one of humanity's darkest periods. Their unwavering commitment serves as an enduring testament to their bravery and resilience throughout this tumultuous era.
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