Re: Qualtiy of wartime voice communications?
- From: PzKfw Bob <my2cents@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 16:48:46 +0000 (UTC)
[Moderator Note: Let's get back to WW2. sg]
> So far as I know party lines are dead. In the 1970's I was on a party
> line in Idaho (two shorts) and we were converted to private and told
> at the time that this was the last party line left to convert.
>
In Canada in the valley in Nova Scotia, the place my folks retired to had a
party line until 83-84 or so. I recall it being really annoying as the
phone never seemed to stop ringing. My folks were relieved went they were
able to get a private line. That's a lenghty hold over from the war!!
Cheers, Bob
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decisive role..."
Heinz Guderian, General der Panzertruppe, "Achtung! Panzer!"
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