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DADS WAR 1939 - 1945 The outbreak of World War 2 created a deep sense of fatalism, and despair. A large proportion of the population, ones relations, and indeed everybody one knew, had lived through the mass slaughter of World War 1, and it had become normal to refer to some loved one as having been killed in the war. I was one of a generation scheduled to suffer the same fate. There did not seem to be any future. The fact that I became a Radio Amateur in 1938 with the call sign G2HCG had a very great effect on my wartime activities. A number of my radio friends had joined the Royal Naval Wireless Reserve, and rather foolishly, I had joined them. The outbreak of war resulted in my transmitting equipment being collected by the Post Office and stored safely, for return after the war. (I did actually get it back) There was one very interesting BBC broadcast, and newspaper advertisement, that changed everything. They were asking for Radio Amateurs to join the RAF to operate specialised radio equipment. There was the incentive that recruits, already having radio knowledge, would be granted the rank of LAC – leading aircraftman, which was a double promotion from the lower ranks of Aircraftman. It seemed that I was going to be called up anyway, and the technical side of things looked interesting so I volunteered to join this mysterious technical air force. I received notification in September to report to Cardington for initial training. It was interesting that before I actually went to Cardington, a call up notice from the Navy appeared in the post as a result of my membership of the Naval reserve. I happily refused this on the basis that I had already joined the RAF. I learned later that had I joined the Navy, I would have been wireless op. on a minesweeper in the North Sea with a life expectancy measured in weeks. Cardington was certainly a wake up, after the somewhat sheltered life of an “Only child”. It was the usual square bashing and general apparent wa