DescriptionA.R.P 44 Hallam Street Bombing Report 3 June 1941.JPG
English: Air Raid Precautions Message A.R.P. Form regarding bombing incident at 44 Hallam Street, between Weymouth Street, Great Portland Street and New Cavendish Street in London W1 where poison gas canisters were discovered in the offices of the General Medical Council Building.
Dated: 3 June 1941
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Westminster City Council Archive Centre,
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Air Raid Precautions(A.R.P.) London W - Section D2
Air Raid Precautions (A.R.P.) was an organisation in the United Kingdom set up as an aid in the prelude to the Second World War dedicated to the protection of civilians from the danger of air-raids.
With a general lack of radio communications and telephone communications prone to disruption by air raids, many towns appointed child volunteers aged between 14 and 18 as messengers or runners. These Fire Guard Messengers would run or cycle through the night raids ferrying messages between ARPs and the fire department units and incendiary volunteers with their buckets of sand.
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