Pidgeon G. The Secret Wireless War: The story of MI6 Communications, 1939-1945

Seattle: Aruendel Books, 2008. — 420 p.Historically photo illustrated
In the years following World War II, with a growing family and a business to run, I did not spend much time thinking abour my wartime experiences. Then, in 1995, as part of the fiftieth anniversary celebrations to mark the end of the war in Europe, a number of newspapers suggested that readers write to the editor with their story of VE Night, 1945. I did not write to a newspaper; instead I wrote to the owner of the Cock Hotel in Stony Stratford (now pan of Milton Keynes), where I had lived and worked during the war. I tried to put down in writing for him how we had so very energetically celebrated VE night in the hotel with the owners of the time.
This effort awakened my interest in the important part played during the War by three local stately homes - Bletchley Park, Hanslope Park and Whaddon Hall - which formed the angles of a triangle covering North Buckinghamshire.