What do these wiggles mean?
For John Wood, they were the key to locating enemy batteries. A 1st Class Physics grad from the Rutherford era, he was an orderly at 44 CCS before becoming an elite Class A Sound Ranging Computer.
Follow as I publish his diaries from the Ypres Salient
@WarHappened Posting the diary of a private in the RAMC, training in England, serving in Somme and Passchendaele and then sound ranging on the Western Front
@thecoastguy What I notice in Grandad’s diaries of working in the RAMC at the Somme and Ypres is the completely separate lives of officers and other ranks, different kitchens, everything. The CCS war diary records the names & arrivals & departures of officers, but never of the men.