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Aberdeen Wirless College
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Aberdeen Wirless College
Im looking to find anyone who was a student at Aberdeen Wireless College late 1950s,to early 60`s. I have posted some pics and have more if you are interested
Please have a look and see if you recognise anyone or would like to see more. thanks, macrae |
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Aberdeen Wireless College
Hi,
Attended the college from 1961-63. Regards Iain T |
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HI iain,
have a look at the pics I posted of the students at Aberdeen Wireless College, you might recognise some of the guys. Photos taken around 1959 to 1961 when it was on Union Street. Let me know if you recognise anyone regards macrae |
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Hi Mac
Sorry don't recognise anyone in these photo's. When i started the college it had moved to Albyn Terrace. Regards Iain |
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Hi there,
looking at your first photo (Union Street), the gentleman in the middle looks like Joe Roberts, Joe was still teaching morse and regs. when we did our ticket 1972 - 74 at Aberdeen Tech. College. Regards Bill |
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Hi, macrae:
I'd be interested in looking at your photos - can you tell where they are situated on the site? Some of the lads at Stonehaven Radio - eg Ron Crighton - had been to the College. Bill |
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Hello again:
I rubbed my two remaining brain cells together and found your photos. Sorry - don't recognise anyone EXCEPT possibly Joe Roberts (think you're right, Bill), who taught me morse and regs in 1966 and later at Aberdeen Tech College. I remember sitting in one of the morse rooms when SOS SOS SOS come over the Atalanta in the control console - sent by someone on the Salvor I in the Cabin where we learned hand-on maintenance. I never knew Joe could move so fast .... Last edited by Mimcoman : 4th March 2010 at 03:55. Reason: editing |
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