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Captain J.A.V. Echevarri was the long serving secretary of the [[Wireless Telegraphy Board]].
Captain J.A.V. Echevarri was the long-serving secretary of the [[Wireless Telegraphy Board]].


1897: Born, 17th May.<ref name="National Archives"/>
1897: Born, 17th May.<ref name="National Archives"/>
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1918-19: Posted with the R.A.F. in Malta. <ref name=NavyLists/>   
1918-19: Posted with the R.A.F. in Malta. <ref name=NavyLists/>   


1920: Appointed as a temporary member of [[Wireless Telegraphy Board]] for the RAF, becoming Assistant to the Head of the Board later the same year.<ref name=NavyLists/>  
1920: Appointed as a temporary member of Wireless Telegraphy Board for the RAF, becoming Assistant to the Head of the Board later the same year.<ref name=NavyLists/>  


1920: British Delegate at International Conference on Electrical Communications, Washington, D.C.
1920: British Delegate at International Conference on Electrical Communications, Washington, D.C.
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1924: Appointed Secretary, Wireless Telegraph Board.
1924: Appointed Secretary, Wireless Telegraph Board.


1934: Married (betrothed neé Churchill)
1934: Married (Spouse: neé Churchill)


In July 1945, Echevarri was still in post as Secretary of the Wireless Telegraph Board.
In July 1945, Echevarri was still in post as Secretary of the Wireless Telegraph Board.

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Captain J.A.V. Echevarri was the long-serving secretary of the Wireless Telegraphy Board.

1897: Born, 17th May.[1]

Educated King's College School.

1916: Gazetted Temporary Sub-Lieutenant, Royal Naval volunteer reserve (R.N.V.R) on the 25th January. [2]

1918: Became Captain, R.A.F.

1918-19: Posted with the R.A.F. in Malta. [3]

1920: Appointed as a temporary member of Wireless Telegraphy Board for the RAF, becoming Assistant to the Head of the Board later the same year.[3]

1920: British Delegate at International Conference on Electrical Communications, Washington, D.C.

1921: Delegate at the International Technical Committee on Radio Communications, Paris,

1924: Appointed Secretary, Wireless Telegraph Board.

1934: Married (Spouse: neé Churchill)

In July 1945, Echevarri was still in post as Secretary of the Wireless Telegraph Board.


See Also

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Sources of Information

Year Book of Wireless Telegraphy, 1925: Biographical Notices

  1. ↑ "National Archives: Air Ministry: Officer's Services Records"
  2. ↑ "London Gazette, 28-Jan-1916"
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Navy Lists 1918, 1919, 1920, 1945
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