There was a 1975 radio drama about this on BBC 4, but it's been taken down from the web. The takedown was thorough. It's gone even from the Imperial War Museum site [1] and the Internet Archive [2].
The drama was very WW2 British: "A dreadnought of the airwaves!", delivered in the voice of an overweight aristocrat sitting in a wing chair in a club.
There was a 1975 radio drama about this on BBC 4, but it's been taken down from the web. The takedown was thorough. It's gone even from the Imperial War Museum site [1] and the Internet Archive [2].
The drama was very WW2 British: "A dreadnought of the airwaves!", delivered in the voice of an overweight aristocrat sitting in a wing chair in a club.
[1] https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/80017584
[2] https://archive.org/details/AlliedRadioAspidistraOfWW2.ADram...
This looks like it:
https://radioechoes.com/?page=play_download&mode=play&dl_mp3...
Remember to keep the aspidistra flying