It's probably an old air raid siren left over from the second world war and subsequently the cold war.
Most where removed after the stand down of the ROC (Royal Observer Corp) and the UKWMO (UK Weapons Monitoring Organisation) after the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the end of the cold war.
Some have been left in place as a flood defence warning system near rivers at risk of flooding or in coastal area's.
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Because minnie was a girl, who used to squeal like a pid and moan in night
Go out and buy a World War 2 documentary. I remember once as a child hearing the air raid sirens all go off in wakefield, UK. Yes you could go and buy a video from world war two, you could search 'carter air raid siren' on the web... Carter being the UK air raid siren, and that will be close. It is a two tone siren that raises and falls in pitch, but they do not have the effects caused by space, there are some Doppler effects from sirens further away, and the whole effect is more mournful than you can imagine, stood in the streets very late at night with this siren wailing from our local town hall, the echos from the town and village halls in surrounding areas..... and other small groups of people stood in silence apart from the wailing of the sirens.
Before an air raid began two warnings were sounded - amber (yellow), then red alert. When it was safe to leave air raid shelters and walk about an 'all clear' signal was sounded.They were alerted by the sound of the sirens, which are used nowadays as signals to tell factory-workers that their shift is finished.
Although mechanical sirens existed before the 1900's, Federal Sign and Signal Corp (then Federal electric) purchased the patents for an electronic siren in 1915. A common purchaser were coal miners used to warn of a disaster. By World War 2 many municipalities purchased them to warn in case of air raid. However, not all locations had electricity, so the search was on to find a non-electric siren. Chrysler corporation, was a big war time supplier created what it called the "victory siren". Powered by a hemispherical engine ( a hemi ) to date it is the loudest siren ever produced providing 138db (loud enough to cause ear damage) and could be heard a mile away
The famous Doolittle Raid that was launched from an aircraft carrier used B-25 Mitchell bombers.
The siren used in "Blockbuster" by The Sweet is a standard air raid siren, typically used for emergency signals. It adds a dramatic effect to the song, enhancing its energetic and intense atmosphere.
An air raid siren. The song, though often cited as being about Vietnam, was probably about WWII.
Yes. It sounded pretty much like the ones used in the UK and US. I remember hearing the siren while living in Germany where they were tested in once a month up until the 90s.
Because minnie was a girl, who used to squeal like a pid and moan in night
around 1799 the first siren was invented by the Scottish natural philosopher (physicist) John Robinson. Originally Robison's sirens were used as musical instruments. They powered some of the pipes in church organs.
Go out and buy a World War 2 documentary. I remember once as a child hearing the air raid sirens all go off in wakefield, UK. Yes you could go and buy a video from world war two, you could search 'carter air raid siren' on the web... Carter being the UK air raid siren, and that will be close. It is a two tone siren that raises and falls in pitch, but they do not have the effects caused by space, there are some Doppler effects from sirens further away, and the whole effect is more mournful than you can imagine, stood in the streets very late at night with this siren wailing from our local town hall, the echos from the town and village halls in surrounding areas..... and other small groups of people stood in silence apart from the wailing of the sirens.
Before an air raid began two warnings were sounded - amber (yellow), then red alert. When it was safe to leave air raid shelters and walk about an 'all clear' signal was sounded.They were alerted by the sound of the sirens, which are used nowadays as signals to tell factory-workers that their shift is finished.
it is used to generate 4 kinds of sounds-police siren,fire alarm,ambulance and gun siren
Although mechanical sirens existed before the 1900's, Federal Sign and Signal Corp (then Federal electric) purchased the patents for an electronic siren in 1915. A common purchaser were coal miners used to warn of a disaster. By World War 2 many municipalities purchased them to warn in case of air raid. However, not all locations had electricity, so the search was on to find a non-electric siren. Chrysler corporation, was a big war time supplier created what it called the "victory siren". Powered by a hemispherical engine ( a hemi ) to date it is the loudest siren ever produced providing 138db (loud enough to cause ear damage) and could be heard a mile away
Amy Childs used to be in The Only Way Is Essex but isnt any more.
I'm sorry, but Siren Song won't affect epics in spore.
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