Dutch Researcher Evert Jan-Foeth has investigated the Wartime history of the Thames Estuary Army Forts providing new information and archive documentation : Army Forts in WWII |
Radio K.I.N.G & Radio 390
Senior Engineer Lawrence Bean of Radio 390 has discovered a few old photographs in a store room on his farm
With pictures of the short live K.I.N.G to the hugely popular Radio 390
On the Tender, being hoisted aboard, and the later picture of the Radio 390 team at Whitstable Harbour and at a re-union after the very final close down : Radio K.I.N.G & Radio 390
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With photographs sent over from Israel and memories from Transmitter Engineer Stuart Vincent : Voice of Peace |
Heard on a number of UK stations a large part of Europe and further afield
The 'Bob's 60's Splash' programme is produced, presented and broadcast from our Thames Estuary Studios
Additionally our studios write creative copy have a stable of voice over artists for the production of radio broadcast commercials : Red Sands Radio Productions
Taken off the Red Sands Fort on the final tender returning to Whistable Harbour on 28th July 1967 a huge box of tapes has been languishing in an out building on Lawrence Beans Farm
Many of the reels are 7" 7 1/2"ps tapes of The World Tomorrow by Garner Ted Armstong
Others pre-recorded programmes, along with notes and running orders
Finally, the close down messages recorded for broadcast on the final ever day of Radio 390 : The 309 Tapes
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Uncovered extra photographs of the Harwich Broadcast from the old Railway Ferry Pier RNI 2001 The following pages have been updated : Fort Fax : : Sutch & City Pics : 15 : 20: : Red Sands Themes : : Red Relics : : ReM Island : Note the change of all site audio to Mp3 has now been effected |
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