dictionary, so i used to spend my evenings as a schoolgirl sitting with mrs geltzel, it meant that we were talking more in german than english. i neverfound languages a problem in fact german turned out to be a rather useful language to have during the war. we trained at mill hill, and wimbledon, and then we were sent to little coastal listening stations. my first station was on the yorkshire coast, at a place called withernsea, because we had very good reception from the baltic. and the german naval ships used to talk coming out of the baltic or leaving
sent to little coastal listening stations. my first station was on the yorkshire coast, at a place called weather on see, because we had very good reception from the baltic, the german naval ships used to talk coming out of the baltic or leaving their bases in the baltic. and we used to search their wavelengths right down everything we heard writing down everything we heard. they kept radio silence most of the time, but we were searching up and down the radio frequencies in our little secret stations. and i think we probably got a fair amount of useful information. and we passed the coded messages to bletchley park, and the plain
obviously had a massive breach that caused an implosion, it would have been instantaneous, the people inside would have never known what happened, and that would have then scattered debris over the sea floor. we have to assume that they were alive, it had not imploded, and that it had drifted with the currents, and that is why research was so varied varied in its area. the sound he referenced varied varied in its area. the sound he referenced a varied varied in its area. the sound he referenced a moment varied varied in its area. the sound he referenced a moment ago, - varied varied in its area. the sound he referenced a moment ago, telll varied varied in its area. the sound i he referenced a moment ago, tell me a little bit more about that, because it has been cold an acoustic anomaly. that is a technical phrase, just explain that a bit for us. soundin just explain that a bit for us. sound in the ocean can travel a long way. we can detect sounds, certainly sounds like an implosi
us laypeople have been listening to and trying to take on board, what is the picture you can paint for us of what you think happened? t the picture you can paint for us of what you think happened?- what you think happened? i think a lot of people what you think happened? i think a lot of people feared what you think happened? i think a lot of people feared that what you think happened? i think a lot of people feared that the - lot of people feared that the submersible had imploded fairly early on in the search, but at that stage, it was a search and rescue, and one had to err on the side of caution in the hope we may find people alive in the submersible at some stage. what is interesting is that the us navy have released a confidential report, certain parts of that report saying they did hear a p0p of that report saying they did hear a pop on the list and stations, which would have actually coincided with the loss of communication of the support vessel early in the voyager on
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