The patron of the Radio Society of Great Britain (RSGB) His Royal Highness, The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, KG, KT, passed away on April 9, aged 99
He had been the RSGB’s patron since 1952 and joined the Society on several occasions. These included special event stations, anniversary events and exhibitions.
Read the RSGB statement at
https://rsgb.org/main/blog/news/rsgb-notices/2021/04/09/rsgb-patron-sk/
The RSGB General Manager Steve Thomas M1ACB tweeted:
"I was delighted to be at YOTA2017 when we received our Patron's message of encouragement to the young people there. It was a privilege for @theRSGB to have his support for so many years"
https://twitter.com/m1acb/status/1380497047216926721
In 2002 an amateur radio station GB50 was established in Windsor Castle to celebrate Her Majesty's Golden Jubilee. HRH Prince Philip visited the station and associated exhibits which included a video of an amateur radio contact between young women at Harrogate Ladies' College and the International Space Station. Some of the students, members of the College's amateur radio society, had travelled to Windsor to be introduced to Prince Philip and told him about their contact with the space station. Read a report on GB50 at
https://icomuk.co.uk/GB50-Amateur-Radio-Celebrating-the-Queens-Golden-Jubilee/2/928/
The Duke of Edinburgh was born Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark on June 10, 1921, to Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark and Princess Alice of Battenberg on the Greek Island of Corfu in the family’s villa, see
https://greekcitytimes.com/2021/04/09/prince-philip-has-passed-away/Поделитесь этой страницей
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