yeoman of signals

Von Kleine snapped the cover closed and turned to his yeoman of signals.

The Yeoman of Signals was at his elbow again.

My compliments to the Yeoman of Signals, and I want to send messages in clear.

Is the Yeoman of Signals there?

There was a knock on the bulkhead by the curtained doorway and the Yeoman of Signals poked his bearded face in.

It was Bentley speaking, Bentley, the Chief Yeoman of Signals.

Petty Officer Gordon, my Yeoman of Signals.'

Yeoman of Signals (YofS)

"Yeoman of Signals Fronze reporting, Lieutenant," the other said; she was a squat, heavyset woman with broad shoulders and neutral hair.

Not long after arriving, a "yeoman of Signals" from the Royal Yacht arrived with the Royal Standard.

They work as part of a Unit Operations team with the Yeoman of Signals (YofS).

He turned back into the body of the bridge as the Yeoman of Signals appeared at his side with a piece of paper in his hand. '

Yeoman of Signals John Murphy was awarded a Mention in Despatches for his actions in securing the ship's code books.

Chief Yeoman of Signals Lud Shattuck squinted into his aiming sight, his knobby fingers making incredibly fine adjustments for such clumsy appendages.

"Mr. Whitbread, my compliments to the Chief Yeoman of Signals and please report us in to Fleet Headquarters on New Scotland.

Warrant Officer Yeoman of Signals Wiremu Nepia Bartlett (T15105) - Royal New Zealand Navy.

A Beach Signals Section under a Sub Lieutenant or Midshipman, with a Yeoman of signals, a Petty Officer Telegraphist, four leading seamen.

"Yeoman of Signals," he spoke quietly, "make this signal with Pegasus number "Plan A Effective" This was the code that Renounce was to stand in for the channel.

Mackinnon brought with him his team of five sailors, a Yeoman of Signals, two telegraphists and two young bunting tossers (i.e., sailors in charge of hoisting signal flags).

He walked back fast, not running, to the quarterdeck: 'Mr Richardson and the yeoman of signals,' he called, and Richardson, the signal lieutenant, came hobbling from the waist, his leg thick with bandages.

LE Officers are employed as Traffic Officers, Technical Officer (Telecommunications) or General Duties based on experience as a Yeoman of Signals, Foreman of Signals or Regimental Duty.

In the Royal Navy, the Royal Canadian Navy, the Royal Australian Navy, and other maritime forces which follow British naval tradition, a Yeoman of Signals is a signalling and tactical communications petty officer.

Fourteen crewmen were killed by the blast including Commander Philip Somerville DSO., Lieutenant P. Hague, and Yeoman of Signals John Murphy, who was at their side, whilst directing the men into the shelter of the Corradino tunnel.

Further to this, in the Royal Corps of Signals, all operators in special handling communications cells and SNCO's holding the appointment Foreman of Signals or Yeoman of Signals, and also certain appointments within the Intelligence Corps are DV cleared.