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LCol Ed Drake (Ret'd), RCCS officer drove the Canadian military SIGINT program throughout the Second World War. At war's end, LCol Drake was appointed to head the Canadian Government's newly established and highly secretive Communications Branch of the National...

A friend of BGen (Retired) Pep Fraser, Ted Ryczko has developed a video to commemorate and celebrate the courageous soldiers who stormed the D-Day beaches and fought through Normandy.  He has included in the video a tribute to our own HCol David Hart, MMM,CD who...

The Military Communications and Electronics Museum Foundation is seeking a contractor to provide secretary-treasurer services. The contract will commence 1 September 2019 and will entail approximately 40 hours per month of work. It will be for an initial period of six...

The Vintage Signals Team has returned from the Youth Leadership Summit in Davos, Switzerland.The theme was communications for approximately 2,000 American and German students.  Our team expanded our Morse Code and Caesar shift cipher to a Key word...

The Museum has been contacted by the Horseless Carriage Club as they plan on visiting the gallery Fri, 26 July afternoon. I have asked permission from them to let people know online about their visit as people may be interested at looking at the automobiles.  At this...