A'Court

Reg

Army

Arkley. RSS. SCU 3.

Abbot (Weston)

Audrey M

WRNS

Bletchley Park, Wavendon House and Stanmore mid 1942 - 1945. Bombe operator.

Abbott

Hilda

FO Civilian

Bletchley Park. Block E, Communications Centre, probably Morse Slip Reader.

Abbott

Nancy

ATS

Forest Moor Y Station. B Watch. Intercept Operator.

Abel

F

Army

RSS, SLU 8.

Abelson (Gellman)

Sylvia

Canadian Government Civilian

Ottawa September 1943 - July 1945. Examination Unit, JDS, typist.

Abercrombie

RAF

Brisbane from December 1944, SLU 9.

Abernethy (Eachus)

Barbara

FO Civilian

Bletchley Park 1939 - 1945. Mansion, Naval Section. PA to Head of GCCS, Cdr Denniston from c 1941. With GCCS pre-war; member of Captain Ridley's Shooting Party in 1938.

Ablitt (Lederer)

Jeanne Effie

FO Civilian

Bletchley Park 1942 - 1945. Hut 6 and Block D(6). Quiet Room, sorted intercepted German Army messages.

Abraham

Albert George

RN

Colombo January 1945 - April 1946. intercept operator.

Abraham

Jill L T

FO Civilian

Bletchley Park. Mansion (room 49), Hut 9 and Hut 1. Transport Office, section manager.

Abrahams

Audrey

FO Civilian

Bletchley Park. Block C. Hollerith operator.

Abrahams (Monkman)

Marjorie Amelia

ATS

Beaumanor from 1942. Driver, taking intercept operators between Garats Hay and Beaumanor.

Abrahams (Braham)

Sylvia

FO Civilian

Bletchley Park September 1942 - July 1944. Hollerith machines operator. Berkeley Street July 1944 - October 1945. Japanese decoding.

Abramson

Sidney

FO Civilian

Bletchley Park 1943. Naval Section.

Abruzzo

Benjamin S

US Army

Hall Place, Bexley. 6811 Signals Security Detachment

Absalom (Davis)

Joy

WRNS

Bletchley Park June 1942 - 1943. Hut 11. Wavendon House, Eastcote and Stanmore 1943 - 1944. Bombe operator.

Acason (Page)

Gwendoline May

WRNS

Bletchley Park April 1944 - June 1945. Block A, Naval Section, NS IV, U-boat signals index; later on Japanese vessels index. Colombo July - December 1945.

Ackerly

John

Army

RSS, SCU 1 and SCU 8.

Ackery (Campbell)

Jean Melville

WRNS

Eastcote from 1942. Bombe operator and trainer.