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The WS 19 Established & Designed in England 1940
Royal Signals Established 28 June 1920

For the open exchange of information and opinions about collecting, restoring, maintaining and operating the Wireless Set No 19 and all other radios, as well as line and other forms of comms equipment, used by the Allied forces before, during and after World War II. For organising operating events with the broadest possible participation. Anyone interested in military communications equipment, vintage and modern, are most welcome.

The Manuals section of this site provides the largest publicly available historical archive of military communication documentation in the world. Documents are available for download to members and non-members alike, with no charge. However, to protect our investment in time and money, all documents are password protected. Please see below for instructions on obtaining passwords.

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Wireless for the Warrior
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Latest documents added to the archive (updated 10th May 2012).

Number Equipment..  Title
6023
Royal Signals Pocket Book, Part II - Wireless Diagrams, July 1945
6024
W.O. Code 9453, Royal Signals Pocket Book, Part IV - Line Data and Circuit Utilization, May 1957
6025
W.O. Code 9445, Royal Signals Pocket Book, Part IX - Signal Publications Films and Filmstrips, Mar 1959
6026
W.O. Code 9053, Royal Signals Pocket Book, Part VI - Major Items of Signal Equipment in Corps & Divisional Signal Regiments, Jun 1956
6027
W.O. Code 8509, Royal Signals Pocket Book, Part X - Organization of Major Signal Units, Jun 1950
1950
E127 Kw/4
Telefunken Kurzwellen-Empfanger
5304
Combined Operations Pamphlet No 6, R Signals, Sept 1941
7024
Amendment to SCA Vol IV, Annex B - Encoding/Decoding Map References, Signal Wing, School of Infantry, July 1976
5306
Notes on the Fantasian Armed Forces, WO 9435, April 1957
1952
Wireless Station E21/R241
Air Transportable Multi-channel Medium Power HF SSB RTP/Voice Station, General and Technical Information, AP116K-0401-1, Jan 1972
5307 Signal Training Volume VIII, Signal Centre Organization & Procedure, Pamphlet No1, Communication Centre working, WO Code No 9401, 1956
5308 Signal Training Volume VIII, Signal Centre Organization & Procedure, Pamphlet No.2, Morse & Keyboard Operating, Part II Keyboard Operating, WO Code 8825, 1954
5309
Man Management, WO Code 60869, Sep 1977
1953
Apparatus Carrier Telephone 1+4 No.2 (Cable System) Technical Handbook Technical Description, EMER R162, Feb 1955
1954
Test Set, Transistor, TA1294A/U and TS-1294/U Modified Operation Manual for Test Set, Transistor, TA1294A/U and TS-1294/U Modified, TM-03062-10, May 1964
1955
Apparatus, Carrier Telephone, (1+1), No. 3
1956
Apparatus, Carrier Telephone, (1+1), No. 3
1957
Apparatus, Carrier Telephone, (1+1), No. 3
1958
Apparatus, Carrier Telephone, (1+1), No. 3
1959
Apparatus, Carrier Telephone, (1+1), No. 3
1960
Apparatus, Carrier Telephone, (1+4), No. 2, (cable)
1961
Apparatus, Carrier Telephone, (1+4), No. 2, (cable) Technical Handbook - Unit Repairs, General Instructions, EMER R163 Sept 1965
1962
Apparatus, Carrier Telephone, (1+4), No. 2, (cable) Technical Handbook - Field Repairs, EMER R164, Part 1, Aug 1960
1963
Apparatus, Carrier Telephone, (1+4), No. 2, (cable) Technical Handbook - Miscellaneous Instructions, EMER R169
1964
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, 3-Channel DX, No. 2 Data Summary, EMER R270, Oct 1944
1965
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, 3-Channel DX, No. 2 General Description, EMER R272, Oct 1944
1966
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, 3-Channel DX, No. 2 First Echelon Work, EMER R272, Nov 1944
1967
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, 3-Channel DX, No. 2 Second to Fourth Echelon Work, EMER R274, Apr 1946
1968
Carrier Set, Telephone, 1+4, No. 3 Technical Handbook, Data Summary, EMER R190, Dec 1963
1969
Carrier Set, Telephone, 1+4, No. 3 Technical Handbook, Technical Description, EMER R192 Part 1, Mar 1964
1970
Carrier Set, Telephone, 1+4, No. 3 Technical Handbook, Fault Finding and Repair Data, EMER R192 Part 2, Mar 1964
1971
Carrier Set, Telephone, 1+4, No. 3 Technical Handbook, Unit Repairs, EMER R193, Oct 1965
1972
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, 3 Channel Duplex No. 2 Technical Handbook, Inspection Standards, EMER R278, Feb 1963
1973
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, 3 Channel Duplex No. 2 Technical Handbook, Miscellaneous Instructions, EMER R279, Jul 1955
1974
Apparatus, Telegraph, 2-Tone, No. 4 Data Summary, EMER R280, Jul 1945
1975
Apparatus, Telegraph, 2-Tone, No. 4 General Description, EMER R282, Dept 1945
1976
Apparatus, Telegraph, 2-Tone, No. 4 First Echelon Work, EMER R283, Aug 1945
1977
Apparatus, Telegraph, 2-Tone, No. 4 Second to Fourth Echelon Work, EMER R284, Dec 1945
1978
Apparatus, Telegraph, 2-Tone, No. 4 Technical Handbook, Miscellaneous Instructions, EMER R289
1979
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, Speech + Duplex, No. 1 Data Summary, EMER R300, Jan 1945
1980
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, Speech + Duplex, Nos 1C and 1W General Description, EMER R302, May 1945
1981
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, Speech + Duplex, Nos 1C and 1W Second to Fourth Echelon Work, EMER R304, Apr 1946
1982
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, Speech + Duplex, Nos 1C and 1W (Terminal Units - Certain No.1C Equipments) EMER R307, Jul 1947
1983
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, Speech + Duplex, No. 1 Amendment pages for EMER R303, Mar 1946
1984
Apparatus, V.F. Telegraph, Speech + Duplex, No. 1C and 1W First Echelon Work, EMER R303, Jun 1945
5311
School of Signals Blandford Camp Dorset, Basic Notes on Antenna and Propagation, Jul 78
5312
Troop Commanders Combat net radio ECCM guide
1985
C11/R210 C11/R210 Tuning Drill
5313
School of Signals, Blandford Camp Dorset, RW & WKSP GP Telegraph, Fundamental Principles of D.C. Telegraphy, Aug 1981
5314
School of Signals, Blandford Camp Dorset,Terminal Equipment Group Telegraphy, Telegraph Equipment, Nov 1980

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