A "Q Code" Sheet used to reduce the size of cypher messages by turning commonly used sentences into three-letter codes beginning with the letter "Q" (Major Archie Jack Collection - IWM Archive)
Extract from the notebook of Major Archie Jack who was attached to General Mihailović as a specialist engineer officer responsible for demolitions. His pocket notebook was his personal aide-memoire for key information. This page illustrates how to set up showing different options for radio antennas
The Mk II (also known as the B2) radio transmitter was developed in 1942 by Captain John Brown of the S.O.E. for use by resistance groups and secret agents working in occupied territory. It could be contained within a suitcase so that an agent could travel inconspicuously, or in a more robust container as seen below.
The Mk II (also known as the B2) radio transmitter was developed in 1942 by Captain John Brown of the S.O.E. for use by resistance groups and secret agents working in occupied territory. It could be contained within a suitcase so that an agent could travel inconspicuously.
