Wartime Commonwealth Air Force Signals Structure

[Bruce MacMillan]

this might help:
https://www.combinedops.com/FDTs.htm

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by Bruce MacMillan

this might help:
https://www.combinedops.com/FDTs.htm

Sad they lost a FTD with five being killed.

Getting back to David's question: it is a complicated history and would be a long research project for somebody !

I have a book by E.R. Hall - A Saga of Achievement: published in 1978. It is a history of the RAAF radio comms covering the early days up to the 1970s. Hall was a POW, in Japanese hands for 3 and 1/2 years.

The RAAF had formed many mobile radio units including : MFCU (Mobile Fighter Control Units) , they served up in the islands. The air force was also responsible for RADAR installations ( both ground and air ) and had formed enemy interception units (listening) as well as the training of thousands of WAG aircrew. https://www.raafradar.org.au/pdf/Pit...adar_Part2.pdf

1946 complied document on RAF radio vehicle types. Found this link on the HMVF https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ubw15...186c2&e=1&dl=0