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Numbered series of weekly admin returns by AD (A), Cdr AR Bradshaw, for EWT following...
Catalogue reference: HW 14/153
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This record is about the Numbered series of weekly admin returns by AD (A), Cdr AR Bradshaw, for EWT following... dating from 1942 Mar-1943 Dec in the series Government Code and Cypher School: Directorate: Second World War Policy Papers. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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HW 14/153
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1942 Mar-1943 Dec
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Numbered series of weekly admin returns by AD (A), Cdr AR Bradshaw, for EWT following EWT's appointment as DD (S) at BP in Mar 1944, returns list totals of all GCCS civilian and Service personnel working at BP, Berkeley St and others GCCS outstations including those on BP SIS establishment such as cleaners and caterers, other sub-headings of the report covered the number of vehicles at BP and miles driven by task, numbers of meals sold, progress of building projects and personnel billeting details, including those of the Wrens working on Bombes at GCCS outstations; reports ar numbered 1-41 for 1942 and 1/43 - 52/43 for 1943
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