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1975 William Charles Crawt, Tool Room Supervisor, Graseby Instruments Ltd., was awarded the BEM<ref>London Gazette 30 Dec 1975</ref> | 1975 William Charles Crawt, Tool Room Supervisor, Graseby Instruments Ltd., was awarded the BEM<ref>London Gazette 30 Dec 1975</ref> | ||
1976 Bernard Moore, Wound Component Supervisor, Graseby Instruments Ltd., was awarded the BEM<ref>London Gazette 4 June 1976</ref | 1976 Bernard Moore, Wound Component Supervisor, Graseby Instruments Ltd., was awarded the BEM<ref>London Gazette 4 June 1976</ref> | ||
1981 Acquired by [[Graseby Dynamics]] | 1981 Acquired by [[Graseby Dynamics]] | ||
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of Tolworth near Surbiton
1944 Company established to make military electro-acoustic underwater technology[1]
Designed and manufactured transducers for military use. Make equipment for Royal Navy sonar.
1975 William Charles Crawt, Tool Room Supervisor, Graseby Instruments Ltd., was awarded the BEM[2]
1976 Bernard Moore, Wound Component Supervisor, Graseby Instruments Ltd., was awarded the BEM[3]
1981 Acquired by Graseby Dynamics
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