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The inside story of the world's most feared soldiers.Hard Back. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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Armistice Day 1918. World War 1 and its violent climax.Paper Back. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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The Western Front December 1914Paper Back. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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The true story of the greatest catastrophe of World War 2. Hardback. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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Italy and the Btalle for RomePaper Back. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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The Diary of Phyllis Walther 1941 - 1942. Edited by Patricia and Robert Malcolmson.Hardback. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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Paper Back. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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The British Army's Secret Intelligence & Communication Regiment of WW11Hard Back. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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Paper back. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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Paper Back
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War Tales 1914 to 1919 Paper Back
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From Spark Sets to Larkspur, Wireless sets 1910 - 1948.Paper back. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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Unit Histories of the Corps (1920-2001) and its Antecedents by Cliff Lord and Graham WatsonThis book is a must for historians, genealogists and those that served. It contains overviews of the Signals ORBAT at specific times in history; detailed precis of specialist signals units; History of 35 Commonwealth and related Corps; Scores of Unit histories regular & TA.Postage surchage of £2.00 made due to the weight of this item.Softback
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A History of Military Communications from the Crimea War to the Present DayThis illustrated history begins shortly after the Battle of Trafalgar with the introduction of the Shutter Telegraph. It follows the development of fixed military communications to the present day.Hardback
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With the Chindits and XIV Army in Burma by Robin PainterRobin Painters fascinating memories of War in Burma with the Chindits & the 'forgotten' 14th Army.Hardback
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The story of MI6 Communications 1939-1945 by Geoffrey Pidgeon.This is a particularly well crafted and well researched account of MI6 Communications from 1939-1945. There are many personal accounts and photographs from personnel who were involved in this most secret war activity. 381 pages of fascinating reading. Not to be missed.Hardback. Postage surchage of £2.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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The Royal Signals Museum Archive contains a vast number of unique photographs many never seen in the public domain. These portray the history of Army signalling from the Crimean War onwards. This history presents a chronology of the Corps using images from the Museum Archive.Paper back
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A brief and well illustrated history of boy soldiering in the Army and Royal Signals. Tracing the history of the Army Apprentices College, Harrogate from its opening in 1947 to its closure in 1996. Hardback. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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A photographic record of Apprentice Boys who joined the Royal Corps of Signals between the years of 1942 - 1948 by Lt Col D. P. HerringPaperback
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Lucky Signaller is a record of an unusually varied military career giving a look behind the normally closed doors, at those who defend us. Michael Hancock joined the Royal Corps of Signals in 1937 and writes frankly about former colleagues and the workings of NATO.Hardback
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Tommy Thomas tells the story of 40 years of travel and adventure as a British soldier. Full of incident and humour, this is a detailed account of vanished eras and altered places.Hardback. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
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A Signalman Remembers by Marson HolbrookPersonal reflection on life in the Royal Corps of SignalsPaperback
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The story of Royal Signals 1945-1985 by Philip WarnerThe responsibility of the Royal Corps of Signals is to maintain the link of communications between battlefields and HQ, commanders & soldiers, to provide electronic intelligence and electronic warfare. The Vital Link examines the diverse aspects and traces the complex techniques, technologies, and Signals Tactics since the Second World War.Hardback. Postage surchage of £1.00 made due to the weight of this item.
