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1939-1945

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Fahy,
Anthony Michael
A.M. Fahy
Son of Dermot Francis and Monica Rosa Fahy, of Stratton-on-the-Fosse, Somerset.
1925/26 ?
-
17.02.1945
(KIA) [age 19]
[Portsmouth Naval Memorial, panel 90, column 2]
T/A/S.Lt. (Sp.Br.)
?



RNVR six months' short course at Cambridge University
?
-
17.02.1945
HMS Bluebell (corvette) [ship torpedoed and sunk by U-711 in Barentz Sea]
Falcon,
Gordon William
G.W. Falcon
?
-
02.02.2007
T/Lt. (A)
07.10.1943



801 Squadron FAA
(07.1945)


HMS Dipper *
* indexed, but not listed as such
Falconar,
Henry George Richard
H.G.R. Falconar
(06?).1910
Bristol, Gloucestershire
-
T/Lt. 06.06.1941
Mention in Despatches MID 22.01.1946 loss at St. Nazaire
(03.1942)


Commanding Officer, HM ML 446 (motor launch)
(1945)


HMS Copra
Fanner,
George Clifford
G.C. Fanner
(03?).1909
Axbridge, Somerset
-
T/Lt.
22.02.1941
T/A/Lt.Cdr.
?

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
11.06.1942
HM birthday 42

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
14.06.1945
HM birthday 45
Mention in Despatches
MID
02.10.1942
Op. Jubilee, Dieppe 11.08.42
Mention in Despatches
MID
01.01.1944
New Year 44
(1941)


Commanding Officer, HM ML 150 (motor launch)
(06.1942)
-
(01.1944)
Commanding Officer, HM MGB 323 (motor gun boat)
(06.1944)


Senior Officer, SGB Fotilla
(06.1945)


HMS Attack
Farr,
William Ronald
W.R. Farr (Photo courtesy of Mr Gordo Ashcroft)
Son of ... Farr, and ... Ware.
Late of Brook Farm, Yelling, Cambridgeshire.
(03?).1923
Caxton district, Cambridgeshire / Huntingdonshire
-
07.07.2008
[age 85]
nursing home, St Neots, Cambridgeshire
T/S.Lt. (A)
07.12.1943
T/A/Lt. (A)
> 10.1944, < 07.1945 (reld > 04.1946)
22.10.1943
-
(10.1944)
HMS Merlin (RN Air Station, Donibristle, Fife) (for air engineering duties)
09.03.1945
-
(07.1945)
HMS Golden Hind (RN manning depot, Sydney, NSW) (for air engineering duties)
(04.1946)
 
 
HMS Nabberley (mobile naval air base (MONAB) II, Bankstown, nr Sydney, NSW) *
* indexed, but not listed as such
Farrell,
John
J. Farrell
?
-
T/A/S.Lt. (E)
22.09.1939



temporary officer serving under T.124X agreements
27.01.1943
-
(07.1945)
HMS Chaser (escort carrier) *
* supposedly  19.07.1943-01.09.1944  HMS Speaker (escort carrier)
Fawcett,
Ian Lindsay
I.L. Fawcett
28.04.1909
Chertsey district, Surrey
-
1951
T/Lt.
09.12.1939
T/A/Lt.Cdr.
< 07.1945 (reld < 04.1946)
(04.1940)
 
 
HMS Osprey (anti-submarine establishment, Portland) *
15.04.1940
-
(02.)1941
HMS Agate (anti-submarine warfare trawler)
(12.1941)
 
 
HMS St Christopher (Coastal Forces training establishment, Fort William) *
08.06.1945
-
(07.1945)
Commanding Officer, HM LST 3021 (landing ship, tank)
* indexed, but not listed as such
Fayrer,
Sir Joseph Herbert Spens;
3rd Baronet (cr. 1896)
J.H.S. Fayrer (Photo courtesy of Mr Tom P. Jordan)
Son of Sir Joseph Fayrer, 2nd Bt, CBE, and Ella, daughter of late Col W.A.J. Mayhew, Bengal Army.
Succeeded father, 13.04.1937.
Married 1st (1926) Elizabeth (whom he divorced, 1936), daughter of late Capt. William Barker­Mill, Mottisfont Abbey.
Married 2nd (1939) Helen Diana Scott (died 1961), only daughter of late John and Jean Lang; one son, one daughter.
Married 3rd (1964) Noreen, daughter of late Rev. John Yuill Walker.
20.10.1899
-
23.07.1976
Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland
T/Lt.
01.07.1940
T/A/Lt.Cdr.
1942? (reld < 04.1946)

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
21.03.1941
good services Channel convoys [investiture 20.05.41]
Education: Wellington College
01.09.1940
-
(12.1941)
Commanding Officer, HMS Acacia (trawler)
10.1942
-
(06.)1943
Commanding Officer, HMS Scalpay (minesweeping trawler) [based at HMS Boscawen (RN base, Portland)]
28.03.1945
-
(07.1945)
HMS Merganser (RN Air Station, Rattray, Aberdeenshire)
 
Felce,
David Gilbert
D.G. Felce
?
-
T/Lt.
23.10.1942



Commanding Officer, MTB ... (motor torpedo boat)
Fenton,
Leslie
L. Fenton
12.03.1902
Liverpool
-
25.03.1978
Montecito, Cal., USA
Prob. T/Lt.
?

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
30.07.1942
St. Nazaire raid 28.03.42
(03.1942)


Commanding Officer, HM ML 156 (motor launch)
pre- & post-war actor, director & producer in the film industry
Fenwick,
Bertram Henry Walter
B.H.W. Fenwick
?
-
Prob. T/S.Lt.
?
T/S.Lt.
?
T/Lt.
04.01.1941
1944/45?, seniority 12.10.1940
T/A/Lt.Cdr.
< 10.1944 (reld < 04.1946)

George Medal

GM
04.03.1941
mine disposal [investiture 17.06.41]
George Medal GM
09.06.1942
mine disposal [investiture 28.07.42]
15.11.1940
-
(10.1944)
Torpedoes and Mining Department, Admiralty [HMS President]
(07.1945)


Combined Operations HQ *
* indexed, but not listed as such
 
Fernald,
John Bailey
J.B. Fernald
Son of Chester Bailey Fernald and Josephine Harker. Married (1942) Jenny Laird; one daughter.
21.11.1905
California, USA
-
02.04.1985
London
T/Lt.
12.10.1940
T/A/Lt.Cdr.
? (reld 1945; invalided)
1939-1945 Star; Defence Medal; Atlantic Star; France & Germany Star; War Medal
Education: Marlborough College; Trinity College, Oxford
Actor, director, playwright. President, Oxford Univeristy Dramatic Society, 1927; Dramatic Editor, The Pall Mall Magazine, 1929; first professional production, Arts Theatre, 1929; subsequently produced plays continuously in London till 1936, when became Associate Producer for Associated British Pictures Corporation; returned to theatre, 1938; on teaching staff of Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, 1934-40.
1940
-
1945
joined RNVR, 1940 and served almost continuously at sea until 1945; left service
with rank of Lieutenant­Commander:
(06.1940)


in one of the little ships of Dunkirk
20.11.1940
-
(02.1941)
HMS Seaborn II (RN base, Halifax, NS)
(1941?)
-
(1942?)
HMS Newmarket (destroyer)
14.02.1944
-
(06.1944)
HMS Copra (Combined Operations accounting base) (for landing craft duty)
(1945)


Senior Officer, 18th LCT Flotilla [HMS Copra?]
Director of Productions, Reunion Theatre, 1946; Director of the Liverpool Playhouse, 1946-49; subsequently produced: The Love of Four Colonels, Wyndham's; The White Sheep of the Family, Piccadilly; The First Born, Winter Garden; Nightmare Abbey and Dial M for Murder, Westminster; Escapade, Strand; The Devil's General, Savoy; Crime and Punishment (Television); Saint Joan, St Martin's; The Remarkable Mr Pennypacker, New; The House by the Lake, Duke of York's; Jubilee Production of Peter Pan; Tea and Sympathy, Comedy; Hedda Gabler, Nye Teater, Oslo; The Love of Four Colonels, Kansanteatteri, Helsinki; Ghosts, Old Vic; The Tchekov Centenary Production of The Seagull, Edinburgh Festival and Old Vic; The Affair, Henry Miller Theatre, New York; The Schoolmistress, Savoy; The Enchanted, Arts Theatre; Ivanov, Uncle Vanya, The Seagull, and various plays at Arts Theatre and elsewhere; 1st production in England of Bertolt Brecht's The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Vanbrugh Theatre, RADA, Anton Tchekov's The Cherry Orchard at the National Theatre, Pretoria and Johannesburg; Private Lives, Bristol Old Vic.; directed 31st year production of Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, St Martin's Theatre, 1982. Shute Lectr on the Art of the Theatre, Liverpool Univ., 1948. Principal, Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, 1955-65; Dir, John Fernald Co., Meadowbrook Theatre, Rochester, Mich, and Prof. of Dramatic Art, Oakland Univ., Rochester, Mich, 1966-70;
Prof., Dept of Theatre, NY State Univ., 1970-71; returned from USA, 1972, then largely concerned with teaching of acting at drama schools and directing classical revivals at repertory theatres. Member, National Council for Drama Training (Vice­Chairman, Accreditation Committee). Awarded Silver Medal of Royal Society of Arts, 1966.
Published: The play produced : a manual of stage production (1933); Destroyer from America (1942; novel); Sense of direction (1968); contrib. to Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1972. 
Ferris,
Edward Mortimer
E.M. Ferris
?
USA
-
T/Lt.
19.05.1941
T/A/Lt.Cdr.
03.01.1944?
T/A/Cdr.
11.1944? (reld < 04.1946)
19.05.1941


joined the RNVR (as an American citizen)
11.10.1941
-
(08.1943)
HMS Sennen (sloop) [eventually First Lieutenant]
03.01.1944
-
(06.)1944
Commanding Officer, HMS Byard (destroyer)
11.1944
-
(07.1945)
staff officer, British Admiralty Delegation Representative (Pacific Coast) (Vancouver, BC) [HMS Saker]
Field,
John Christopher George
J.C.G. Field
Son of ... Field, and ... Hill.
(09?).1920
Alcester district, Warwickshire / Worcestershire
-
15.09.2002
Cornwall
T/S.Lt. (Sp.Br.)
03.10.1941
T/A/Lt. (Sp.Br.)
01.03.1943
Lt. (L) RN
1946?, seniority 16.07.1944
Lt.Cdr. (L) RN
16.07.1952
Cdr. (L) RN
30.06.1958
Capt. (E) RN
30.06.1966 (retd 31.07.1972)
Education: MSc (BSc)
(12.1941)


HMS Mercury *
15.02.1943
-
(10.1944)
HMS Nile (RN base, Alexandria, Egypt)
(07.1945)


HMS Byrsa (RN base, Naples) **
1946?
 
 
transferred to RN
28.07.1947
-
(07.1948)
HMS Broadsword
17.03.1949
-
(05.1950)
HMS Collingwood
14.01.1952
-
(05.)1953
HMS Cochrane (Rosyth Maritime Headquarters) (for miscellaneous duties)
29.06.1953
-
(04.)1955
HMS Mercury II (Admiralty Signal and Radar Establishment, Portsdown)
10.1955
-
(01.1956)
HMS Girdle Ness
(01.1957)
 
 
HMS Girdle Ness **
01.04.1958
-
(01.1959)
Surface Division, Weapons Department, Admiralty [HMS President]
19.12.1960
-
(02.)1963
Surface Division, Weapons Department, Admiralty [HMS President]
17.06.1963
-
(02.1964)
HMS Lion
18.02.1967
-
(02.1969)
Base Services Manager, Dockyard Singapore
(08.1971)
 
 
Defence Intelligence Staff **
MIEE (BMIEE).
* possibly HMS Mercury II (Admiralty Signal Establishment, Haslemere), being involved in developing counter-measures for German radio-controlled glider bombs
** indexed, but not listed as such
Findlay,
John Alexander Cecil
J.A.C. Findlay
?
-
Prob. T/S.Lt.
12.01.1940
T/Lt.
12.04.1940
T/A/Lt.Cdr.
29.04.1944? (reld < 04.1946)

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
13.11.1945
minesweeping Le Havre & rescue work 45
23.02.1940
-
(04.1940)
HMS Boscawen (RN base, Portland)
08.01.1941
-
(02.)1941
HMS Dolphin (submarine depot, Gosport) (for Fort Blockhouse)
23.06.1941
-
(12.1941)
Commanding Officer, HM MASB 25 (motor anti-submarine boat) [HMS St Christopher (Coastal Forces training establishment, Fort William)]
?
-
09.07.1942
Commanding Officer, HM MASB 27 (motor anti-submarine boat) [HMS St Christopher (Coastal Forces training establishment, Fort William)
10.07.1942
-
10.10.1943
Commanding Officer, HM MGB 85 (motor gun boat) (7th MGB Flotilla) [from 13.07.1942 at HMS Mantis (Coastal Forces base, Lowestoft)]
29.04.1944
-
(07.1945)
Commanding Officer, HM MTB 750 (motor torpedo boat) & Senior Officer, 66th MTB Flotilla
Finlayson,
Alexander
A. Finlayson
28.10.1917
-
06.2004 still alive
Prob. T/Sg.Lt.
1942
T/Sg.Lt.
02.04.1943 (reld 03.1946)

Mention in Despatches

MID
29.08.1944
North Russian convoy 30.04.44
MB, ChB
03.1943


joined RNVR (Devonport)
08.05.1943
-
(06.)1944
HMS Inconstant (destroyer)
25.11.1944
-
07.1945
HMS Cotton (frigate)
18.07.1945
-
03.1945
sick bay, Portsmouth Dockyard [HMS Victory]
Retired psychiatrist.
Firminger,
Anthony Reginald Joseph
A.R.J. Firminger
Son of Lyle Douglas Firminger, and of Bessie Louise Firminger, of Bromley, Kent.
1919 ?
-
23.08.1943
(KIA) [age 24]
[Plymouth Naval Memorial, panel 84, col. 1]
T/S.Lt. (Sp.Br.)
?
George Medal GM
22.08.1943
rendering safe German mines, bombs, etc. *
Mention in Despatches MID
08.02.1944
clearing harbour of demolition charges 08.43
* published in London Gazette, dated 30.05.1944
24.01.1943
-
23.08.1943
HMS Cannae (base, Bone, Algeria) (killed clearing Messina Harbour with Naval Party 1500)
Firth,
?
? Firth
?
-
Lt.
?
(10.1941)


Commanding Officer, HMS Gardenia
Fish,
Geoffrey John
G.J. Fish
21.11.1913
-
02.1992
Norwich, Norfolk
T/S.Lt.
04.12.1943 (reld 1945/46)
01.05.1945
-
(07.1945)
HMS Cardigan Bay
Fish,
Gordon N
G.N. Fish
?
-
T/A/S.Lt.
? (reld 1943/44?)
02.11.1942
-
(02.1943)
Spare Officer, 4th MTB Flotilla [HMS Beehive (Coastal Forces base, Felixstowe)]
(1943)

First Lieutenant, HM MTB 233 (motor torpedo boat) [HMS Beehive (Coastal Forces base, Felixstowe)]
Fisher,
Hon. John Vavasseur;
3rd Baron Fisher
J.V. Fisher
Grandson of Adm. Lord Fisher.
Son of Cecil Vavasseur Fisher, 2nd Baron Fisher (1868-1955), and Jane Morgan (died 1955).
Succeeded father, 11.05.1955.
Married 1st (25.07.1949) Elizabeth Anne Penelope Holt (divorced 1969); two daughters, two sons.
Married 2nd (1970) Hon. Rosamund Ann Clifford.
24.07.1921
-
T/Lt.
01.04.1944

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
19.09.1944
coastal forces action 06.44 [investiture 12.12.44]
14.06.1943
-
(10.1944)
First Lieutenant, HM MTB 687 (motor torpedo boat)
03.1945
-
(07.1945)
First Lieutenant, HM MTB 5008 (motor torpedo boat)
Fisher,
William Frederick
W.F. Fisher
?
-
T/S.Lt.
30.12.1944 (reld < 04.1946)
09.09.1944
-
?
HMS Pennywort (corvette)
(07.1945)


no appointment listed
Fison,
[Sir] Richard Guy
R.G. Fison
Elder son of Sir William Guy Fison, 3rd Bt.
Succeeded father, 1964.
Married (1952) Elyn Hartmann (died 1987); one son, one daughter.
09.01.1917
-
T/Lt.
09.01.1942

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
14.11.1944
German evacuation Le Havre
Education: Eton; New College, Oxford
1939
-
1945
served RNVR:
(06.1942)


Commanding Officer, HM MTB 231 (motor torpedo boat)



Commanding Officer, HM MTB 237 (motor torpedo boat)
(09.1944)


HMS Hornet
14.08.1945
-

HMS Superb
Entered Wine Trade, 1948; Master of Wine, 1954; Dir, Saccone & Speed Ltd, 1952-1982; Chairman: Saccone & Speed Internat., 1979-1982; Percy Fox & Co. Ltd, 1982-1983; Wine Develt Bd, 1982-1983; Fine Vintage Wines Plc, 1985-1995; Pres., Wine and Spirit Assoc., 1977-1978. Hon. Freeman, 1976, Renter Warden, 1981-1982, Upper Warden, 1982-1983, Master, 1983-1984, Vintners' Co.
Fleming,
Ian Lancaster
I.L. Fleming
Son of Maj. Valentine Fleming, DSO, a Conservative MP, who was killed in World War I, and Evelyn Beatrice St. Croix Rose.
Married (1952, Jamaica) Anne Geraldine, Lady Rothmere, widow of 3rd Baron O'Neill and eldest daughter of Hon. Guy Charteris; one son.
28.05.1908
London
-
12.08.1964
(heart attack at Royal St. George's Sandwich golf course in Kent)
Lt. (Sp.Br.)
26.07.1939
?, seniority 27.07.1936
A/Lt.Cdr. (Sp.Br.)
> 04.1940, < 02.1941
A/Cdr. (Sp.Br.)
> 02.1941, < 08.1942 till > 02.1943
A/Lt.Cdr. (Sp.Br.)
< 06.1943 till > 10.1943
A/Cdr. (Sp.Br.)
< 04.1944 till > 07.1945 (reld < 04.1946)
Lt.Cdr. (Sp.Br.)
26.07.1947 (removed from active list 16.08.1952)
Order of Dannebrog (Danmark) Danbr
1945
? *
King Christian X's Liberty Medal (Denmark) ChrX LM
25.11.1947
services to the Danes
* according to the "Who's who"; not corroborated
Education: Eton; Sandhurst; Munich University and Geneva University.
Worked for: Reuters, 1929-1933;
Cull & Co., Merchant Bankers, 19233-1935; Rowe & Pitman, Stockbrokers, 1935-1939.
26.07.1939


joined RNVR (London Division, List 2)
03.09.1939
-
(07.1945)
Naval Intelligence Division, Admiralty [HMS President] (Personal Assistant to the Director of Naval Intelligence)
mid 1950s


volunteered to be placed on the list of Royal Naval Volunteer Supplementary Reserve
Foreign Manager Kemsley, later Thomson, Newspapers, 1945-1959. Publisher, The Book Collector, 1949-1964. Writer, 1953-1964.
Published
: Novels (featuring James Bond), 1953-; Thrilling cities (1963); The man with the golden gun (1965)
Literature: John Pearson, The life of Ian Fleming (1966)
Fletcher,
Graham Reynell Phillips
G.R.P. Fletcher
?
-
17.12.1941
(KIA)
T/S.Lt. (A)
?
Mention in Despatches MID
10.03.1942
convoy HG76 attacked 17.12.41
(12.1941)


HMS Audacity
Flory,
Arthur Gordon
A.G. Flory A.G. Flory
1914 ?
-
19.08.1942
(KIA) [age 28]
[Portsmouth Naval Memorial, panel 71, column 2]
T/S.Lt.
14.08.1941
Mention in Despatches MID
02.10.1942
Operation Jubilee (Dieppe raid) [posthumously]
29.09.1941
-
(12.1941)
HMS St Christopher (Coastal Forces training establishment, Fort William) (for motor launches)
?
-
19.08.1942
Commanding Officer, HM ML 291 (motor launch)
[severely wounded during the Dieppe raid, and probably taken aboard the destroyer HMS Berkeley, where he died]
Founder & First Scout Master of the 26th Colchester (Sea Scout Troop).
Forbes,
J A [?]
J.A. Forbes
?
-
T/Lt.
?



Commanding Officer, HM MGB 3 (motor gun boat)
Ford,
Cecil William ["Charles"?]
C.W. Ford
?
-
T/Lt.
20.11.1942

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
29.08.1944
Operation Neptune (Normandy 06.44)

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
10.10.1944
action enemy forces 04.07.44
Mention in Despatches MID
14.11.1944
actions 04.44
Mention in Despatches MID
24.07.1945
firefighting & damage control Ostend 14.02.45
(1944)


Commanding Officer, HM MTB 632 (motor torpedo boat)
(02.1945)


Commanding Officer, HM MTB 771 (motor torpedo boat)
Ford,
Geoffrey Evan
G.E. Ford
Married; at least one daughter.
05.07.1916
-
10.2004
[age 88]
Kent, Kent
T/A/S.Lt. (Sp.Br.)
?
T/S.Lt. (Sp.Br.)
07.11.1943 (reld 1945/46)
late 1930s


joined RNVR as a rating ?
1940/41?


officer training at HMS Hood (battlecruiser) ?
?


ML 272
?


served in W Africa
09.08.1943
-
(06.1944)
HMS Sanderling (RN Air Station, Abbotsinch)
(07.1945)
    no appointment listed
Sea Cadet Corps, late 1940s/early 1950s.
Ford,
John Frederick
J.F. Ford
Married; at least one son.
?
-
1990
T/Lt.
12.02.1943 (reld < 04.1946)

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
14.08.1945
relief of Greece [award posted]
04.06.1944
-
(10.1944)
Commanding Officer, HM ML 360 (motor launch)
(1945?)


HMS Mosquito (Coastal Forces base, Alexandria)
(07.1945)
 
 
no appointment listed
Ford,
Thomas Eugene
T.E. Ford (Photo courtesy of Terry Penton-Ford)
17.04.1902
Alverstoke, Hampsire
-
16.08.1982

Prob. Paym.S.Lt.
18.12.1923
Paym.Lt.
18.12.1925
Paym.Lt.Cdr.
18.12.1933
Paym.Cdr. = 
Cdr. (S)
31.12.1940 (retd 01.02.1951)

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Decoration

VRD
04.1942
?

King Haakon VII Liberty Medal (Norway)

Hkn
04.03.1947
liberation of Norway
18.12.1923


joined Sussex Division, later Mersey Division RNVR (List 2)
14.03.1940
-
(04.)1940
HMS Europa (RN base, Lowestoft)
24.04.1940
-
(02.1941)
HMS Vernon II (trawler base, Portsmouth)
(12.1941)


HMS Marshal Soult (gunnery training ship) *
12.08.1941
-
(12.1943)
HMS Caradoc (light cruiser)
(07.1945)


no appointment listed
19.11.1945
-
(04.1946)
HMS Fieldfare (RN Air Station, Evanton, Ross-shire)



may also have served at some point at HMS Fernie (destroyer), HMS Flora (RN base, Invergordon) and HMS King Alfred (RNVR officers' training establishements, Hove & Lancing, Sussex)
* indexed, but not listed as such
Fordham,
Hugh William
H.W. Fordham
?
-
T/S.Lt.
23.10.1942
T/Lt.
23.04.1945
25.01.1943
-
(08.1943)
First Lieutenant, HM ML 108 (motor launch)
18.05.1944
-
(06.1944)
First Lieutenant, HM MTB 753 (motor torpedo boat)
(07.1945)
-
(04.1946)
no appointment listed
Forman,
Edward Stuart
R. Forman
(12?).1907
Bridlington, Yorkshire
-
2000
Yorkshire
T/Lt.
03.08.1940
T/A/Lt.Cdr.
> 06.1944, < 10.1944 (reld < 04.1946)

Distinguished Service Cross

DSC
19.09.1944
coastal forces action 06.44 [investiture 11.05.45]
(06.1940)


skippering a small boat in the Dunkirk evacuation
(02.1941)
 
 
no appointment listed
(12.1941)
 
 
no appointment listed
17.05.1943
-
(06.)1944
Commanding Officer, HM MTB 681 (motor torpedo boat)
01.09.1944
-
(10.1944)
Commanding Officer, HM MTB 784 (motor torpedo boat)
(07.1945)
 
 
no appointment listed
Forman,
Robert
R. Forman
?
-
T/S.Lt. (E)