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FIND OUT MORE!There's only so much you can learn from a computer screen. To see some of the kit at first hand, visit Parham Airfield Museum, Suffolk. We Name The Men
...their meeting place was in Brotton Park above Dick Appleby's disused stables. The O.B. in Kilton Thorpe wood was Abermill', the code-name taken from the watermark on the paper they used. What Geordie DidLed by a film star, they guarded the King at Balmoral, saw Rudolf Hess and 'blew up' almost every major Command HQ in the North East. The Auxiliary Units in Northumberland led an active life. In April 1968 the Newcastle Evening Chronicle told it all. One Man's WarThe experiences of Tot Barrass, a North-East Auxilier |
All the stories, at a glance.
Read All About It!The author is grateful for the following sources of information... Taking the RegisterA Scottish school register holds some interesting 'lessons'. North of the BorderCan you help? Information is needed on Scottish Auxunit activities. |
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A Spy in his Own LandThe mystery of Wilfred Ensum Auxunits in BathRead Bob Millard's account of Auxunit activities in the Bath area. |
34 PlatoonMatt Sanders traces his grandfather's wartime service.
Radio HamsA network of spies and signallers that no-one knew existed. |
12/08/07 LatestSite last updated |
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An Intelligence OfficerRoy Bradford and the SAS
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