Not Saxa this time! Two Ops Rooms possibly in the 50’s. Could be operational,training or temporary  – one of the Ops Rooms has windows! I have quite Hi Res copies but reducing for the website. Any help would be appreciated.
Pic 1I can make out 2 bits of writing which I have superimposed on the photo. Bottom left a table jack and the A4 sheet on the right  – whicn I think refers to the plaques in use on the table. Top left looks like a polar diagram for a radar.
Pic 2The map on the right of the bridge shows the coastline of East Anglia on the left and the continent on the right with what looks like nominal coverage for perhaps Glons & Nieuw Milligen. The bridge looks like it’s been erected from numbered modules.

Raw enlargement of the polar diagram from Pic 1. When I process it I imagine I get AN FPS 10 title at the top but that takes lots of guesswork. That was an early heightfinder but it seems an odd diagram for a "nodder". If anyone has better photographic software I'd be interested in the results!
Gordon

Gordon,

On FCA1 the writing on the notice board says 'TPC Order Book'. The map to the right & below the clock is mainly of the low countries & Germany with London on the left hand edge.

What intrigues me are the plotting counters. There are clearly counters showing 'tracks' but the main counters seem to be long shapes raised at one end. I may be completetly off the plot here but could these be the radar carrying landing craft used on D-Day and the table some sort of filter system for these craft?

Richard

Looks similar and would account account for the lack of space and low ceiling - time to liaise with the dark blue I think.
Thanks Gordon