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NORMANDY D-DAY

Five (-ish) go on a Normandy adventure.

Put together five (-ish) chaps in 1943 Canadian Military Pattern truck full of WW2 radio equipment. Grab a handful of special call signs. A list of fantastic venues, all of which actually agreed to let us in! Enthusiasm by the bucket load and a merry band of followers around the world, listening. Powered by coffee by the bucket load, beer by the barrel load and croissants by the basket load.Sending radio waves back to England, Normandy D-Day for the Famous Five (-ish) will be an interesting adventure indeed!

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Windy

Today was actually snowy! A day in London started at the War Rooms. Buried under Whitehall, the nerve centre where the British government...

Normandy is going nowhere.

As we reflect on what was a wonderful trip, we can look forward to the next. As so many seemed to eagerly await the next instalment of...

And that’s a wrap…

Thank you kind readers for following musings of our week in Normandy It was a wonderful week and many memories have been etched on the...

8th June evening CW.

Tony admitted he took his CW test when he was 13. That is longer ago than I have been on this planet, but for someone who has only done 2...

Advanced landing ground B2.

Between Bazenville ( where we have set up camp ) and Crepon, on June 6th 1944 at Midnight, B2 Advanced landing ground was started....

The British memorial 40m net

A place which takes your breath. A view which can't help but make you think. We are not capable of understanding what those men had in...

The kit

Some people are asking what kit we have in the CMP and are using. So, here we have it.

A Dakota calling troops on the ground.

Ken at the Yorkshire Air Museum has been a fantastic contributor this week so far. One of the farthest stations, but one of the...

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