Italian Military Communications
The methods and technologies used by the Italian armed forces to communicate during World War II, including radio, telephones, and signal flags.
Ij-50: IJA’s Military Communications
The Imperial Japanese Army’s (IJA) use of various communication systems, including radio, telegraph, and signal flags, to coordinate operations.
Ij-25: IJN’s Naval Communications
The Imperial Japanese Navy’s (IJN) use of various communication systems, including radio, telegraph, and visual signals, to maintain contact and coordinate operations.
Hjortholm Naval Communications
The system of communication links established by German forces on the Danish island of Hjortholm during World War II. This involved radio, telephone, and other communication technologies to maintain contact with other German forces and command centers.
Hi-Tech Communications
The use of advanced communication technologies, such as radio, radar, and satellite communication, for military operations.
Directional Antenna
An antenna designed to transmit or receive radio signals in a specific direction. Used by military forces during World War II for communication and radar systems, enabling more precise targeting and interception.
Df. 27 Military Communications
The Df. 27 refers to the military communications systems used by the British military during World War II. These systems were vital for coordinating military operations, transmitting orders, and sharing intelligence. They included a variety of technologies, from radio and telegraph to field telephones and signal flags.
Dd. 52 Communication System
The Dd. 52 Communication System encompasses the various methods and technologies used by the Allies and Axis powers during World War II to communicate. It included radio, telephone, telegraph, and signal flags, and played a vital role in coordinating military operations, transmitting orders, and sharing intelligence.
Axis Communications
The methods used by Axis forces to transmit information and coordinate operations, including radio, telephone, and visual signals.
Airborne Communications
Systems and procedures for transmitting and receiving messages between aircraft and ground stations, as well as between aircraft.