Radio type used on the Norsk Hydro raid by SOE
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Radio type used on the Norsk Hydro raid by SOE
I am working on a book about the development of wireless, radio, during the wars of the 20th century. I am particularly interested to discover what apparatus was used in the attack on the Norsk Hydro, heavy water factory at Ryukan. Any information would be of great assistance. Although I have a good deal of information on what radios may have been available from the SOE resources, I have so far found no reference to the particular radio used in Telemark.
I am also interested to discover what the American radio transmitter receiver was used by Reed-Olsen in the Kristiansand area towards the end of WW2. I know that he used a Paraset (in a wooden box hidden in a small suitcase) a one time but I believe this must have been his first radio taken with him in 1943. Again any information would be very helpful.
Peter Rolf Jensen
I am also interested to discover what the American radio transmitter receiver was used by Reed-Olsen in the Kristiansand area towards the end of WW2. I know that he used a Paraset (in a wooden box hidden in a small suitcase) a one time but I believe this must have been his first radio taken with him in 1943. Again any information would be very helpful.
Peter Rolf Jensen
Peter R Jensen- Posts : 3
Join date : 2010-04-05
Re: Radio type used on the Norsk Hydro raid by SOE
Det var flott! Jeg er alltid en fetish av verdens historie. Bare la meg vite når du er ferdig gjør boken.
sampaguita- Posts : 3
Join date : 2010-04-08
Radio used by Knut Haugland
Was a so called B2, developed by SOE's John Brown and build by Marconi.
What kind of further information do you need?
Drop me an email at w.mugge@home.nl maybe I can help.
What kind of further information do you need?
Drop me an email at w.mugge@home.nl maybe I can help.
Willem Mugge- Posts : 9
Join date : 2008-10-11
B2 Radio
If you have not already contacted Duxford then I heartily recommend the following:
http://www.duxfordradiosociety.org/restoration/equip/b2/b2.html
Bob
http://www.duxfordradiosociety.org/restoration/equip/b2/b2.html
Bob
Bob Pearson- Posts : 333
Join date : 2008-03-06
Age : 64
Location : Ipswich - England
Response re Grouse and Gunnerside
Thanks for the responses. As suggested, I will contact Willem direct. To Bob, the Duxford IWM looks particularly interesting. I knew it existed but the range of material there has now been revealed by going to its website. Many thanks for the tip.
With kind regards,
Peter R Jensen
With kind regards,
Peter R Jensen
Peter R Jensen- Posts : 3
Join date : 2010-04-05
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