Special Duties Personnel
| Role | Name | Posted from | Until |
|---|---|---|---|
| Area Signals Section | Corporal Arthur Walter Albert Gabbitas | Unknown | Unknown |
| Area Signals Section | Signalman Albert Edward Leaverland | Unknown | 08 Sep 1944 |
| Area Signals Section | Signalman H. C. Morris | Unknown | 08 Sep 1944 |
| Area Officer Royal Signals | Second Lieutenant Joseph Harold Fletcher | 1943 | 1944 |
| Area Officer Royal Signals | Lieutenant John Hunter Monck-Mason | 23 Mar 1942 | 1943 |
| Intelligence Officer | Captain Cecil Mein Probyn-Dighton Coxwell-Rogers | 01 Sep 1943 | 28 Sep 1943 |
| Intelligence Officer | Captain Edward Robert Ramage Fingland | 27 Sep 1943 | 01 Nov 1943 |
| Intelligence Officer | Captain Godfrey | 22 Apr 1944 | 03 Dec 1944 |
| Intelligence Officer | Captain Arthur Douglas Ingrams | 1943 | 1944 |
Chirnside is a village in Berwickshire, but the name was used as the obfuscated code name and callsigns for the radio network across Somerset and Devon. This Network was supported by The Royal Signals of Area 17.
Map of Station locations
Network Station locations
Chirnside 0 - Buckland St Mary Instation
Chirnside 1 - Bewley Down (Axminster) Outstation
Chirnside 1A - Axminster Suboutstation
Chirnside 2 - Widworthy (Sidbury) Outstation
Chirnside 3 - Puriton Outstation
Chirnside 3A - Spaxton Suboutstation
Chirnside 3B - Brent Knoll Suboutstation
Chirnside 4 - Puckington Outstation
Chirnside 5 - Edgarley Outstation
Chirnside 5A - Chapel Cleave Estate Suboutstation
References
Jones Map