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Radio Security Service
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The Radio Security Service (RSS), also known as MI8c, was a secret British
organisation, founded in 1939 at the beginning of
World War II (WWII), tasked
with intercepting and locating illicit radio stations operated by enemy
agents (spies). The RSS was largely staffed by licenced amateur radio
operators, who were skilled in recognising morse code signals from faint
radio transmissions.
Apart from professional radio interceptors from a variety of backgrounds, the
RSS was largely staffed licenced amateur radio operators (HAMs) that were
known as Volutary Interceptors (VIs). Initially, most VIs worked from their
homes and used their own (homemade) radio receivers.
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