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Description: Signals Museum RAF Henlow, A Collection of early RAF Communications and radar equipment, at RAF Henlow, Bedfordshire, SG16 6DN
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Since then , many more important items have been loaned to the museum over the years from the RAF Museum Reserve Collection and these new items give us a better insight into equipment that was developed during World War 1 and through the ' 20s and ' 30s, an area not adequately covered by the original museum collection. There were also more items from World War 2 to fill gaps in the collection making it much more comprehensive for that important period in RAF electronic developments. New items included a St
In 1999, a new home was needed for the small collection of radio and electronic memorabilia from the defunct museum attached to No. 1 Radio School at RAF Locking. The Commandant at RAF Henlow at that time, Air Commodore Mike Davison, had in previous years also been the Commandant at Locking and was keen for the collection to find a home, preferably at Henlow which has had good links with radio, radar and electronics for many years. Mike recruited S/Ldr Howard Newbould to implement his idea and as the former
After many years of restoration, the final piece was fitted to our SWB8. Read the story
Queensway Club Survivors