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Old February 7th 04, 10:43 PM
M. J. Powell
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Default Radio - foul language


Another newsgroup has got on to the subject of foul language in war
films, usually Army.
I mentioned that the radio language during the Battle of Britain was so
bad that High Command wanted to remove WAAFS from all rooms where the
radio transmissions could be heard.
This is not depicted in films about the air war or the sea war.
I assume it was the same in the USAAF and USN at that time?

Mike
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