(Louis Meulstee's web site)

Links (Military Radio Communication)

The Royal Corps of Signals Museum   The museum web site covers a wide range of interesting issues, including historical matters, museum displays, details on equipment once used by the Corps.

REME Museum of Technology  The Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Museum of Technology is worth a visit!

The Royal Signals Amateur Radio Society web site. Interesting site especially for those who served in the Royal Corps of Signals.

Surplus Radio Society  a Dutch group of users and collectors of vintage ex-military (surplus) radio equipment and other nostalgic radio receivers and transmitters. This site has many links.

Wireless Set No. 19   This site is devoted to the famous Wireless Set No. 19 and has many interesting pages including on-line documentation and technical descriptions.

The Wireless-Set-No19 Group Royal Signals   For the open exchange of information and opinions about collecting, restoring, maintaining, and operating the Wireless Set No. 19 and other HF radios, as well as line equipment, used by the Allied forces before, during and after World War II. For organizing operating events with the broadest possible participation. ALL collectors of vintage military communications equipment are most welcome.

• The Military Communications and Electronics Museum  Canadian Corps of Signals Museum web site. The overall theme of the museum is: the troops, the times and the technology in the past, present and future.
• Ordnance Technical Intelligence Museum Preserving the history of US Army's Technical Intelligence. This extensive and interesting site includes a virtual museum tour.
• AB4OJ Adam Farson's web site. Visit his First steps in Ham Radio with military surplus page.
• Bill's Ham Radio WWW Server Home page for the original Web Mil List with added information from Field Manuals. When you are there, you won't regret looking at the Histories page where you find the development history on US Portable Radios by Alan D Tasker and Dennis R Starks.
• Low-power Wireless Sets  Rod Beavon's Army Radio's of WWII. Circuit diagrams of Wireless Sets No. 19, 31, 46, 88 etc.
• The Vintage and Military Amateur Radio Society (VMARS) of Great Britain do now have a Website!
• The Dutch Royal Corps of Signals (Verbindingsdienst) website. Shown in this interesting website are not only radios but also a lot of other items.
•  Martin Swift's (G4NCE) Vintage Military Wireless Collection (GREEN RADIO) is recommended for a visit. Interesting items are posted in the gallery, in particular I enjoyed to see Martin's AN/PPN1 Eureka beacon.
• Japanese Military Radio Museum  At Yokohama, Japan, one can visit a fascinating collection of Japanese military radio equipment dating back to the WW2 era. Although the text of this web site is in Japanese, many of the captions are in English.
• The Virtual Military Wireless Museum in the Midlands   Ben Nock's web site! Dedicated to his interesting and very varied collection of military radios, ranging from standard sets to most rare examples of radios developed in foreign countries!

Links (General Radio History and related items)

• Radio on the web Antique Radio Classified links to other antique radio related web sites. A must!
• NHRF Norwegian Historical Radio Society. Many links, 1000 titles of radio books, pictures of broadcast radios.
• The Antique Wireless Association   The Antique Wireless Association is an organization of some 4,000 members linked by a common interest in the history of electrical and electronic communications.
• Radio Bygones. The publisher of this magazine has now an informative Website. Through it you can take out a subscription to RB, use the 'small adds' section, and use the message board. The latter is for benefit of not only RB readers, but visitors to the site as well. Via the board you can post questions, discuss magazine-related topics and to discuss views, nostalgia, information and tips.
• "The Telegraph Office"
A Tribute to Morse Telegraphy and Resource for Wire and Wireless Telegraph Key Collectors and Historians by Neal McEwen, K5RW.
• Allies In War is an interesting site on war-time relations!

Other links (Items which have ALSO my interest...)

• George Formby The only official web site supporting the George Formby Society and is dedicated to one of the greatest British variety artists of all time.
• Ireland Images from Ireland, poems, stories and photos by Owen Brennan.
• Scotland The Internet guide to Scotland. An award winning site. Everything you need to know when visiting Scotland. Accurate and detailed information with lots of photographs and additional links. This should not be missed!