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Sometimes we sat on Darky watch for weeks, waiting until, in the distance, a voice would come ghostlike through the jamming, “Hello, Darky.

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Station watch or Darky watch?' 'Station, Mary's on Darky. Andy, when ...' The familiar interruption, the voice gabbling out the words regardless of meaning, ...

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The evening world. [volume], December 09, 1891, LAST ...

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vide that darky watch for the elnrwiilitan's boy: Hut a word to the would-be guests rlht here. Tho Christmas-Tree editor begs to lie ex › lccn › seq-4

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May 11, — Most R.A.F. Stations operated a permanent Darky Watch on a common frequency with a transmitter / receiver of limited range to avoid possible ... May 7, — Most R.A.F. Stations operated a permanent Darky Watch on a common frequency with a transmitter / receiver of limited range to avoid possible ... › Forum › General Category › ... › General Category

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Jan 27, — Most RAF stations operated a permanent Darky watch on a common radio frequency with a transmitter/receiver of limited range to avoid too ... › ... › General Category

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What is meant by a Darky radio call received by RAF Rufforth during WWII. Is it a 'Mayday', 'Returning to base' , 'under attack' or something else? It...