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  1. 16-09-2013, 8:56 PM #1
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    Default Telegraphist Qualifications, 1916 (WW1)

    For information:

    A good example of the skills involved in being a telegraphist during the WW1 years are described in John Cope's WW1 Service Records (WO 363).
    Obviously not just a case of being able to read & write - speed, number of messages, setting up and repairing a wireless ...
    Definitions from "Pioneer" to "Very Superior"

    Anc****y, COP, pages 6137 to 6140
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    The above message was posted before June 2014 - when Ancestry had a security issue. Since then, the page/image numbers have changed. The information can now be found on:

    COP, pages 6390 to 6393
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