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NFS radio operator at Ealing HQ (34 D), WW2
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NFS radio operator at Ealing HQ (34 D), WW2
NFS radio operator at the radio desk, Fire Force Area 34, Ealing HQ (34 D). On the board in front of her is the listing for the London Regional Area call signs
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1944 Area Communication Desk Ealing Haven Headquarters Listing Operator Operators Phone Phones Radio Regional Signs Telephone Telephones Firefighting
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"This evocative photograph captures the intense focus and dedication of a National Fire Service (NFS) radio operator at Ealing Headquarters (34 D) during World War II. The woman, with a determined expression on her face, is seated at her radio desk in the Fire Force Area 34, meticulously scanning the board in front of her. The board is adorned with a listing of London Regional Area call signs, including phone, court, service, telephone, Ealing, brigade, haven, operator, green, fire, phones, and telephones, among others. The year is 1944, and the London Fire Brigade was in the midst of a crucial period in its history. With the Blitz continuing to wreak havoc on the city, effective communication was essential to coordinate the response to fires and emergencies. The radio operator's role was vital in ensuring that the brigade's resources were deployed efficiently and that critical information was disseminated to the appropriate teams. The image offers a glimpse into the 1940s wartime firefighting headquarters, a hub of activity where the latest technology was employed to save lives and protect property. The woman's concentration is unbroken, her eyes scanning the board for the next call sign to respond to. The photograph is a poignant reminder of the bravery and resilience of the women who played a crucial role in the London Fire Brigade during World War II." This photograph is part of the extensive collection of historical images held by the Mary Evans Picture Library and is available for editorial use only. It is not to be used for commercial purposes without the express permission of Mary Evans Picture Library.
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