The Malvern Connections system will become a record of those who served, trained or worked at the Malvern Research Establishments between 1942 and 2000.

As no single list of the personnel at Malvern has been ever produced, Malvern Connections is being compiled from information in official sources, publications and, most importantly, that has been provided by the men and women themselves, or their former colleagues and families.

Connections is an ongoing project and we are very interested in hearing about anyone who should be added.

If you think that someone should be added, please complete the Add Connection form here to tell us about them. If you were part of the Malvern Research Establishments story, then we are particularly keen to capture your details and stories of those days.

If you have families or friends who worked at Bawdsey you should visit their Connections page.

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Surname(s)
Forename(s)
Service / Rank / Role
Dee
Philip
Scientist / Engineer, Senior Principal Scientific Officer (SPSO)
Dewhurst
Harry
Scientist / Engineer, Senior Experimental Officer (SEO)
Dippy
Robert J
Scientist / Engineer, Senior Scientific Officer (SSO)
Ditchfield
Charles Robinson
Scientist / Engineer, Senior Principal Scientific Officer (SPSO)
Duckworth
John Clifford
Scientist / Engineer, Scientific Officer (SO)
Dummer
Geoffrey W A
Scientist / Engineer, Senior Scientific Officer (SSO)
Farvis
Willam Ewart John
Scientist / Engineer, Scientific Officer (SO)
Farwell
Trevor Hugh
Scientist / Engineer, Principal Scientific Officer (PSO)
Fisher
Douglas G E
Civilian, Assistant III
Flanagan / Greening
Margaret
Civilian, Typist
Fogg
Cyril
Scientist / Engineer, Deputy Chief Scientific Officer (DCSO)
Forbes / Apthorp
Barbara
Scientist / Engineer, Scientific Officer (SO)
Gough / Penley
Raye
Civilian, Lab Assistant
Goult
Ian F H
Scientist / Engineer, Lab Assistant
Greening
Shaun
Civilian, Other
Malvern Radar and Technology History Society
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