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Unit History: RAF North Point
Added on 02/02/2010
North Point was a detachment from RAF Kai Tak and was part of the Hong Kong Signals centre. the operative unit was under ground below the mountain on the island of Hong Kong called the Peak. It was constructed out of the rock and believed to have been done by the Japanese. Underground were the RAF aircraft plotters, the RAF Teleprinters and the telephone switchboard which was manned by RAF and Army personnel. The RAF teleprinters were also in there. From a personnel strength point of view it was quite small unit to accommodate the various watches which did duty there.
Added on 08/02/2010
I served there in 54/5.
The unit was under the Peak Mountain on Hong Kong Island. In the unit was the RAF Teleprinters, The Royal Navy Teleprinters, the RAF fighter plotters and a telephone switchboard for the whole of Hong Kong manned by Army and RAF personnel
Memories of RAF North Point
(Memories written by members of Forces Reunited)
RAF North Point in 2010
Written by Cyril Jones
RAF NORTH POINT THIS WAS A VERY IMPORTANT UNIT, HOUSING MOSTLY SIGNALS PERSONNEL, TELE PRINTER OPS AND AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL GUYSRAF NORTH POINT WAS THE ACCOMODATION WITH THE NAAFI AND MESS ON THE GROUND FLOOR, THE FLATS ABOVE WERE THE ACCOMODATION,FROM HERE PERSONNEL USED TO TRAVEL TO VICTORIA PEAK EACH DAY FOR DUTY USUALLY THIS WAS A HAIRY RIDE IN THE BACK OF A PICK UP TRUCK BY BY ONE OF OUR RAF RACING DRIVERS.
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