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COMMUNICATION between aircraft and the ground, and between two or more aircraft, has always been the fundamental requirement of avionics. Once heavier‐than‐air machines had ceased to be a novelty, the development of reliable communication systems became essential, although it required the impetus of the 1914–18 War to produce a definite requirement.

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