noc 46-66

[hughnott]

On the 1939 register, what does n o c 46-66 mean against someones occupation. The person was a farm worker but also worked at the radar stations at Daventry and RAF Stenigot for a while.

[gc1]

Very long shot(Goggle search) based on you saying he worked at the radar stations at Daventry and RAF Stenigot

Network Operations Center (NOC):
This refers to a centralised location where IT teams monitor and manage computer, telecommunications, or satellite networks.

Not sure what the numbers mean,could be building or room numbers.

Like I said long shot 

[ShaunJ]

Can you post a link to the entry in question?

[hughnott]

Can you post a link to the entry in question?
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[garden genie]

The rest of the page seems to be farming occupations but I can't think of anything agricultural for 'private NOC'. I think it must be the initials of his regiment or military organisation. 4566 will then be his regimental number. (I think it's the top of a five not a hyphen)

[ShaunJ]

Possibly N D C mistranscribed: National Defence Corps/Companies

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Defence_Companies

Here's a working link to the register page image on Ancestry https://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/collections/61596/records/38541192