father used to rent his bath out to the army different nights of the week!

Julie tells us “n 1979 we moved into a house in Leigh Sinton Road not one of the ministry houses, a little higher up the road but close to pale manor. The previous owner’s son told me that during the wartime, his father used to rent his bath out to the army different nights of…… Continue reading father used to rent his bath out to the army different nights of the week!

Sandy Munro

Viv Munro writes: – ” I am one of the daughters of Sandy Munro who worked at RSRE, joining TRE, because the government said he was too clever to join the war due to his University degree he dedicated his lifetime discovering things in the Defence Sector.”

Alan Stackman remembers his old boss Eric Ackermann

An interesting article by Anne Diamond about her father’s work with radar during the war. He may well have known my old boss Eric Ackermann. He joined the Telecommunications Research Establishment RTE early in 1940 and like her father flew many sorties researching enemy radar and testing our own detection and counter measures. For his…… Continue reading Alan Stackman remembers his old boss Eric Ackermann

Leanne Seward remembers her Dad Arthur William Hanson

After hearing Anne Diamond talk about the development of Radar in Malvern my mother and I thought we should let you know about my father’s work in Bridgenorth. My father Arthur William Hanson was a young Chartered Electrical Engineer who worked at RGD (Radio Gramophone Development Company) in Bridgenorth Shropshire. Having thought about it  I wonder…… Continue reading Leanne Seward remembers her Dad Arthur William Hanson

Sue rememebers her Dad John (aka Jack) Porteous

My father, John (aka Jack) Porteous began working at TRE in 1942 after attending a course in Melksham, Wiltshire. He wasn’t a boffin but a very practical man ,having served his apprenticeship as a watchmaker with the firm of Cassidy’s in Worcester . His notebook from the Melksham course is full of notes about cameras…… Continue reading Sue rememebers her Dad John (aka Jack) Porteous