About a week ago I received in my email Inbox, my latest WWFF Activator certificate. It is issued for having activated a total of 466 different references and reaching at least 44 QSOs in each.
Thank you to all of the WWFF Hunters and thank you to Hugo CT7AOV the Award Manager.
This morning I received a very pleasant surprise in my email inbox. It was a certificate from S580ITC whilst I was operating as VI7POL.
The S580ITC callsign commemorates the 80th anniversary of the largest partisan rescue operation of Allied soldiers from nazi captivity.
Below is an excellent video explaining the most successful POW escape of the Second World War.
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