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The first editions of The Wire appeared in 1920 the same year that the Corps was formed. The magazines offer a fascinating insight in to the work of The Corps and the lives of its soldiers from formation to present day.
Nov 30, 2017 · Sigs museum has scanned in 80+ years of The Wire. Well-Digitised & searchable. Only three war years. 39-41 Large files (entire year per file), so possibly work best with right click downloading. Finding multiple hits for grandad with very little effort. Wire Archive | Royal Signals Museum
The entire archive is searchable, of course, so you can locate any and every article and review ever published by the magazine on specific musicians, groups or genres, or by key critics and contributors.
The Wire EDITORIAL As 2009 ends, it is an appropriate time to say thank you to all the contributors who have filled the pages of The Wire for the last twelve months. I have seen some excellent photographs and well written and interesting articles and my only regret is that I have not been able to publish them all.
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Troops from Britain, the US, Europe and the Commonwealth made opposed landings on five beaches, with parachute and Special Forces dropped in before the main assault. Royal Signals personnel were key, not just providing communications but also listening in to German messages (PHANTOM and J).