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Our Medical Information Service can help with enquiries about this product, for example its appearance, whether you have questions about what it contains, the ingredients in it, or how it works. Not all of Station IX’s ingenious inventions were so successful however. A one-man midget submarine, the Welman, which was developed in 1941, was used on only one mission as it was thought to be too risky. It was about 20 feet (6.1 m) long and was loaded with a 425-pound (192.8 kg) high explosive charge that could be attached to an enemy warship. In 1942 another small submersible was produced, the Welfreighter, which looked like a boat. It too was loaded with a high explosive charge, as well as mines, but by the time it was ready for action the war was nearly over and it was never used. Similarly, a 12-foot (3.7 m) Motorized Submersible Canoe, which was called ‘Sleeping Beauty’ and was intended to be used by a frogman to carry out reconnaissance or sabotage, also never actually saw action – collapsible canoes tended to be used for such purposes instead. Station XII: Aston House Aldi’s Grandessa Mighty Yeast Extract has been voted better tasting than Marmite in a Which? consumer taste test

Love it or hate it, according to consumer champion Which?, the famed spread Marmite can’t match up to Aldi’s own-brand alternative, which costs 30% less than the branded version*.STS 26 - Drumintoul Lodge, Aviemore, Inverness-shire and Glenmore Lodge, Inverness-shire - Norwegian Holding School / Main Headquarters of Linge Company [8] The Welbike was an ingenious piece of kit that was designed to fit inside a parachute canister. It was a very small, single-seat, folding motorcycle, weighing only 71 pounds (32.2 kg), which could travel at up to 30 miles (48.3 km) per hour, with an amazing range of 90 miles (144.8 km). 3,641 Welbikes were produced and they were used in several major wartime operations throughout the Second World War, as well as by SOE agents. Frederic Boyce and Douglas Everett; Foreword by M.R.D. Foot (2003). SOE: The Scientific Secrets. Sutton Publishing. ISBN 0-7509-3165-5.

Aston House, near Stevenage, specialized in the production of many of the weapons and explosive devices used by the SOE, often referred to by those in the know as ‘toys’. It worked closely with The Frythe, with the two establishments involved in both research and production, sometimes collaborating on the same inventions. All the equipment produced for SOE agents needed to be light in weight for ease of transport, strong enough to survive parachute drops, and ideally disguised so that it could be carried in public without arousing suspicion.The large mansion known as The Frythe, near Welwyn Garden City, was for the most part a research & development Station. Major John Dolphin, himself a scientist, was appointed to command the work that was carried out there. Station IX specialized in developing a whole range of 007-like inventions, many of which were designed by the highly regarded Major Hugh Reeves. Most were named using the first three letters of the Station’s location – i.e., Wel – and included both weapons and specialized forms of transport suitable for agents operating behind enemy lines. STS 63 Warnham Court, Warnham, Horsham, West Sussex. Used by EU/P (Polish Minorities) Section, including for (aborted) Operation Bardsea [19] and Operation Dunstable. Station IX The Frythe estate, near Welwyn Garden City – initially a wireless research unit (Special Signals), then a weapons development & production centre, then a research & development station The administrative headquarters of the SOE were based in and around Baker Street in central London, but to meet the needs of those involved in experimental work, research & development, and training, the Government requisitioned numerous large properties in various parts of Britain. These were identified by numbers – training schools were given Arabic numerals, such as STS 43 (Audley End House in Essex), and experimental establishments were given Roman numerals, such as Station XIV (Briggens in Essex). In total there were about 56 training schools and 17 experimental establishments. Just two of the training schools were in Hertfordshire, but there were eight experimental establishments based in the county. These were: STS 40 - Howbury Hall, [1] near Waterend, Bedford - training in use of EUREKA, [14] REBECCA and S-Phone. Reception Committee School. [8]

New research from Aldi* has found 40% of Brits plan to ‘spend less on Christmas food’ compared to last year, because of the cost-of-living crisisLynn Philip Hodgson; Foreword by Secret Agent 'Andy Durovecz (2003). Inside Camp X. ISBN 0-9687062-0-7. There was also a Small Arms Section at Bride Hall, which was responsible for repairing, servicing and testing weapons. A 30-yard (27.4 m) range was constructed in the grounds to facilitate the testing. Station IX: The Frythe

This target was probably erected during World War II for use by SOE agents training at nearby Glasnacardoch House. With correct yeast handling and storage, reusing yeast can result in significant savings and quality benefits, however to ensure the best results- a yeast food is always recommendable. Following on from which, many flavour defects in beer result from poor yeast health. So making sure your yeast has everything it needs is paramount.STS 5 - Wanborough Manor, Puttenham, Guildford, Surrey - initially the Preliminary School for F (French) Section, later (from June 1943) holding depot for Dutch agents and training of German Army PoWs as BONZOs. Station VIIc - Allensor's joinery factory, King George's Avenue, Watford - Wireless Section Research Establishments concerned with experimental work, storage and production were given Roman numerals (mostly in Hertfordshire). Active stations and training schools had Arabic numbers. These included paramilitary schools around Arisaig in Scotland, "finishing" schools around Beaulieu in Hampshire and operational schools in various counties including Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, Oxfordshire. Each tablet also contains 50mg of caffeine, a well-known stimulant which can help to relieve drowsiness. As well as helping to boost your energy, the B vitamins in these tablets have their unique benefits.:

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