“From: Connie Hird, Mount Drive, Bridlington – More memories of wartime life as a Morse code operator
RATHER late, I enjoyed the letter from Rachel Maister of Ripon about being a Morse slip reader (The Yorkshire Post, January 9) and am so pleased to know that there are still some of we wartime “dot/dash operators” left alive! At 94 years of age, I am still going strong and Rachel’s letter took me back to Compton Bassett in Wiltshire, where I did my initial training towards being a full-blown wireless operator.”
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