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Baldwin,
Charles Edward
Son of Catherine M. Baldwin, of Stamshaw,
Portsmouth.
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30.06.1900
Portsmouth, Hampshire
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03.02.1940
(KIA) [age 40]
[Edinburgh (Seafield) Cemetery, Scotland, sec. P, joint grave 711] |
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Chief Petty Officer |
? [J56017] |
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DSM |
23.12.1939 |
stripping
enemy magnetic mines Shoeburyness 23.11.1939 [investiture at HMS Vernon 19.12.1939] |
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HMS Vernon
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[Helped Ouvry, Lewis and Vearncombe render
safe first Type A magnetic mine and Glenny and Vearncombe render safe second
Type A magnetic mine at Shoeburyness 25 Nov 39. ] |
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03.02.1940 |
HMS Firefly
(drifter)
[Killed along with course of 14 RNVR Sub Lieutenants
on board drifter while recovering loose British moored mines in Forth early
1940.] |
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Bartlett,
Alexander Smith
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12.08.1909
Urray, Marybank, Scotland
-
06.08.1996
Dingwall, Scotland |
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T/A/Leading Stoker |
? [P/KX 130667] |
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BEM |
11.06.1946 |
wind
up Far East |
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HMS
Troubridge (destroyer) |
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Barton,
William Henry
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?
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Corporal RM |
? [CH/X 103750] |
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MID |
04.09.1945 |
for service with 21st Army Group
02-04.1945 |
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served at
Sicily (Italy) & Normandy/NW Europe |
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Bengough,
Ronald Leslie
Son of ... Bengouh, and ... Hill. |
(03?).1921
Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire
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T/A/Petty Officer |
? [C/JX 153471] |
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DSM |
24.04.1945 |
war
patrols Far East 02-12.1944 |
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(12.1944) |
HMS
Tantivity (submarine) |
| 1946? |
- |
? |
HMS
Artemis (submarine) |
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Bennett,
Archibald Justin
Son (with two brother and one sister) of George Bennett (1866-1930), and Rose
Earley (1871-1954).
Married 1st ((09?).1921, Wokingham district, Berkshire) Rose Allen (09.1898 -
05.07.1947), daughter of Thomas Allen (1869-), and Emma Rose (1874-1954); one
daughter.
Married 2nd ((09?).1948, Maidenhead district, Berkshire) Kathleen Marjory Joan
Drewitt (09.09.1919 - (06?).1983), daughter of Sidney Drewitt (1894-1958), and
Ada Kate Glenister (1898-1978).
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28.09.1898
Henley district, Oxfordshire [also found:
Reading, Berkshire]
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07.08.1963
Eton district, Buckinghamshire |
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Boy II |
19.01.1914 |
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Boy I |
13.07.1914 |
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Ordinary Seaman |
13.04.1916 |
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Able Seaman |
26.10.1916 |
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Leading Seaman |
01.11.1918 |
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A/Petty Officer |
01.12.1924 |
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Petty Officer |
01.12.1925 |
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Chief Petty Officer |
? [P/J 29240] |
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BEM |
01.07.1941 |
HM's birthday 1941 [investiture 19.05.1942] |
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19.01.1914 |
- |
13.07.1914 |
HMS Impregnable |
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14.07.1914 |
- |
30.07.1914 |
HMS Endymion |
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31.07.1914 |
- |
11.10.1914 |
HMS Victory I |
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12.10.1914 |
- |
20.03.1919 |
HMS Emperor
of India |
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21.03.1919 |
- |
24.03.1919 |
HMS Iron
Duke |
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25.03.1919 |
- |
26.04.1919 |
HMS
Victory I |
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27.04.1919 |
- |
17.09.1919 |
HMS Fox
(Haldon) |
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18.09.1919 |
- |
03.05.1920 |
HMS Victory
I |
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04.05.1920 |
- |
23.09.1920 |
HMS Vernon |
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24.09.1920 |
- |
16.10.1922 |
HMS
Diligence (Speedy) |
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17.10.1922 |
- |
20.11.1922 |
HMS
Victory I |
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21.11.1922 |
- |
30.09.1923 |
HMS
Diligence Tourmaline |
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01.10.1923 |
- |
28.11.1923 |
HMS Victory
II? |
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29.11.1923 |
- |
31.03.1924 |
HMS Victory
I |
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01.04.1924 |
- |
04.01.1925 |
HMS Vernon |
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05.01.1925 |
- |
29.11.1926 |
HMS Lucia |
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30.11.1926 |
- |
? |
HMS Vernon |
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(1941) |
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HMS Pyramus
(minesweeper & anti-submarine base, Orkney) |
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Benson,
Thomas Henry
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?
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Able Seaman |
? [P/SSX 19817] |
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MID |
23.12.1939 |
attacked
by enemy aircraft |
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| (12.1939) |
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HMS Mohawk
(destroyer) |
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Bernard,
Frederick Charles
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?
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? |
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Chief Petty Officer |
? [C/JX 154044] |
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DSM |
05.10.1943 |
9 official sweeps Sicily Channel & air attack [decoration
posted] |
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MID |
08.09.1942 |
Operation MG1 (Italian attack on Malta convoy
22.03.1942) |
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(1942) |
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HMS Legion
(destroyer) (despatches) |
| (1943) |
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HMS
Bicester (destroyer) (DSM) |
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Bertenshaw,
John
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17.09.1880
Chorlton district, Lancashire
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Capt. MN
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? [discharge
number 774595]
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medals
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MID
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25.08.1942
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Operation
Ironclad (assault and capture of Diego Suarez 05/07.05.1942)
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World
War I
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served in the RNR as a Transportation Officer
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(1942)
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Captain, SS
Franconia
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possibly
Captain of SS Scythia, late 1942
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Served for over 40 years with the Cunard Line.
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Bisset,
[Sir] James
Gordon Partridge
Son of James Smith Bisset, Blairgowrie,
Perthshire, and Ellen Butler, Liverpool.
Married (1913) May
Hodgson, London; no children.
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15.07.1883
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28.03.1967
Fairfield, MidLavant, Chichester, Sussex
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Lt. RNR
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16.05.1916
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Lt.Cdr. RNR
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16.05.1922
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Cdr. RNR
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31.12.1926 (retd 15.07.1933)
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Capt. RNR (retd)
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15.07.1933
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Education: Liverpool
Went to sea as apprentice in sailing ship, 1898;
joined Cunard Line as Junior Officer, 1907.
| WW I |
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served
in RNR and was in command of destroyer for over three years
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Appointed
to first Cunard command, ss Aurania, in Canadian trade, 1929.
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Commanding Officer, RMS Queen Mary
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Commanding Officer, RMS Queen
Elizabeth
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Commodore of Cunard White Star Co. Ltd,
Liverpool, 1944-1947;
commanded ss Queen Elizabeth on her maiden voyage, 1946. Hon.
LLD Cambridge, 1947.
Published: Lifeboat Efficiency, 1920; Ship Ahoy, 1926; Sail Ho!, 1958;
Tramps and Ladies, 1959; Commodore, 1960.
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Blomfield,
Geoffrey Lucas
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12.01.1918
-
02.2001
Yeovil district, Somerset
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Sick Berth Attendant
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? [P/MX 56762]
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MID |
23.12.1939 |
attacked
by enemy aircraft |
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MID |
28.06.1940 |
2nd
Battle of Narvik |
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| (12.1939) |
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HMS Mohawk
(destroyer) (despatches) |
| (04.1940) |
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HMS Cossack
(destroyer) (despatches) |
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Bloxsome,
Robert Charles
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23.01.1898
West Drayton, Uxbridge district, Middlesex
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(09?).1951
Canterbury district, Kent |
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Chief Petty Officer |
? [C/J 28834] |
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DSM |
24.04.1940 |
stripping
enemy mines |
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Boyle,
Thomas
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02.07.1909
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Petty Officer |
? [C/JX 139471] |
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DSM |
30.03.1943 |
distinguished services [investiture 20.07.1943] |
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DSM |
21.11.1944 |
various actions over 2 years [investiture
16.02.1945] |
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MID |
30.05.1944 |
action off Dieppe 28.03.1944 |
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| (1943) |
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HM MGB 318
(motor gun boat) (DSM) |
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(1944) |
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HM MTB 614
(motor torpedo boat) (despatches) |
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(1944) |
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HMS Grey
Wolf (minesweeping gun boat) (Bar to DSM) |
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Bracken,
Patrick [Thomas]
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?
Liverpool
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?
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Able Seaman
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? [D/JX 284252]
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MID |
11.01.1944 |
action
Keliba & Cap Bon 04.1943 |
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| (04.1943) |
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HM MTB 637
(motor torpedo boat) (despatches) |
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Bradburn,
Francis John
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20.04.1912 ??
Wigan district, Greater Manchester /
Lancashire ??
-
03.2005 ??
Plymouth district, Devon ??
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Leading Seaman
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? [C/JX 130657]
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DSM |
25.11.1941 |
anti-submarine
patrols |
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| (1941) |
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HMS
Wanderer (destroyer) (DSM) |
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Bradshaw,
William Harold
Married ...; ... children (one son?). |
01.02.1920
-
11.02.2006
Great Yarmouth district, Norfolk |
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Leading Telegraphist |
? [C/SSX 23589] |
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DSM |
25.08.1942 |
Operation Ironclad (assault & capture of Diego
Suarez 05-07.05.1942) [decoration posted] |
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| (05.1942) |
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Combined
Operations Bombardment Units party detached for the capture of Diego
Suarez (Madagascar) [MV
Winchester Castle (HQ ship for 29th Independent Infantry Brigade)] (DSM) |
His son writes: "My father joined the Royal Navy
in 1937. His first ship was HMS Bedouin. He left her and was sent to the USA to
serve aboard the USS Phillips, re-named HMS Lancaster, one of the 50 ships that
the USA sold to the UK. After that he went into Combined Operations, took part
in the Lofoten Isles and Vaagso Raids in Norway. Later to Madagascar and
Operation Ironclad, after that via India to Burma. Captured then escaped.
Hospitalised back to the UK but en route was declared fit (!) and took part in
the Anzio landings. After the war was posted to RN D/F station at Daniels Head,
Bermuda. After that was discharged and joined ACSWS (Admiralty Civilian Shore
Wireless Service) which was part of what we now know as GCHQ. Retired in the
1980’s and passed away 11 February 2006. I obtained his amateur call sign G4SKS
and every year from 2007 onwards, I operate the callsign from 1st Feb (birthday)
until 11th Feb (his death)." |
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Geoffrey Sanders in "Soldier, sailor" (1947)
on the capture of Diego Suarez (Madagascar): "On the 7th May [1942] orders were
received for one Forward Observation Officer (FOO) party and one Royal Artillery
Observation Post (O.P.) party to establish an O.P. for observation on Orangea
and also to capture a supposed coastal defence battery on the Cape, should it
exist. Knight, with Telegraphists
Bradshaw and Shaw, armed with captured
carbines and Mills grenades, formed the FOO party. Captain Dibden was in charge
of the other O.P. party, whose weapons were a bren gun, two tommy guns and
rifles. The two parties numbered twelve and they were given three bren carriers
by 19th Battery. The journey was very hard going. The parties found that a track
marked on the map was more or less fictitious, and when they came to the jungle,
the rate of advance was approximately two miles per hour. Eventually they
emerged from the jungle, only to encounter very bad rocks. The first carrier
promptly shed a track. The second jammed its Bendix drive, and the third, trying
to pull the others out, lost a track, too. A message was sent to the Commander
Royal Artillery (CRA) saying the parties were temporarily immobile. The answer
came back telling them to push on, on foot if they could not repair their
vehicles. The distance was about fifteen miles, and the idea of walking had
little appeal. Dibden started mending the carriers while Knight and
Bradshaw
considered ways and means of going by boat.
Bradshaw
thought he could see one still on the sloop engaged the previous day and offered
to swim out, but Knight dissuaded him because of sharks.
Bradshaw
next tried to find a native canoe. He returned ten minutes later, having
discovered an Admiral's barge, and he brought with him three Frenchmen belonging
to the sloop. One was the Surgeon Lieutenant who, when asked how the battle had
gone with him, said the sloop had originally been bombed without effect, then
torpedo bombed −still no damage− and then machine-gunned from the air. This has
killed quite a number, about thirty, he thought. The Field gunners had hit her
twice and killed twenty men, but what had finished her, he said, was a cruiser
in Courrier Bay using aircraft spotting. The "cruiser", of course, was
[destroyer] Laforey and the "aeroplane" Marsh's and Knight's parties. The
barge was well stocked with wine, chocolate, cigarettes, ham, etc. and was
eventually floated by the Commandos −the O.P. parties could not move her. Dibden
then got a message to return home, so the FOO party set off on foot with the
prisoners. The going was hard, the distance was long and they got in about 1
a.m. The carriers turned up next morning, all on the road again." |
Brocklehurst,
Clifford Ralph
Son of ... Brocklehurst, and ... Kniveton.
Married ((03?).1940, Sheffield district, West Riding of Yorkshire) Edna W.
Brookes. |
10.02.1915
Rotherham district, West Riding of
Yorkshire
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(12?).1979
Taunton district, Somerset
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Stoker Petty Officer |
? [C/KX 82835] |
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DSM |
14.06.1945 |
HM's birthday 1945 [decoration posted] |
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| (1945) |
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HMS
Lamerton (destroyer) (DSM) |
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Broomfield,
Clarence Haisley
Married 1st ((09?).1928, Portsmouth district,
Hampshire) Lilian M. Paine.
Married 2nd ((06?).1950, Portsmouth district, Hampshire) Doris H.W. Donohue. |
17.11.1904
New Forest district, Hampshire
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(06.).1979
Portsmouth district, Hampshire
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Chief Petty Officer |
? [P/J 103228] |
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DSM |
31.03.1942 |
attack on German battlecruisers 12.02.1942 |
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| (1942) |
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HMS
Whitshed (destroyer) (DSM) |
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Buchanan,
Campbell Howard
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07.04.1920
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29.01.1943
[Bourail
New Zealand War Cemetery, New Caledonia, 8.20] |
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T/A/Leading Signalman RNZNVR |
? [O/7366] |
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MID |
01.06.1943 |
action Japanese submarine Guadalcanal 29.01.1943
[posthumously] |
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NavCr |
29.06.1943 |
action Japanese submarine Guadalcanal 29.01.1943
[posthumously] |
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? |
- |
29.01.1943 |
HMNZS Kiwi
(minesweeping trawler) (despatches, US Navy Cross) |
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Budge,
William Henry Gordon
Son of Edgar G. Budge, and Emma B. Goodman. |
29.04.1912
Devonport district, Devon
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19.10.1999
Hawkwell, Hockley, Essex |
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Supply Petty Officer |
? [D/MX 49034] |
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Cd. Stores Offr. |
12.02.1947 |
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Senior Cd. Stores Offr. |
01.04.1954 |
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Supply Lt. (Special Duties List) |
01.04.1954 |
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Supply Lt.Cdr. (Special Duties List) |
01.10.1958 (retd 29.04.1962) |
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DSM |
08.04.1941 |
sinking Italian submarine Berillo 02.10.1940
[investiture 24.03.1942] |
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(10.1940) |
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HMS Hasty
(destroyer) (DSM) |
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16.03.1948 |
- |
(05.1949) |
HMS
Heron (RN Air Station. Yeovilton, Somerset) |
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(05.1950) |
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HMS
Heron (RN Air Station. Yeovilton, Somerset) * |
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06.1951 |
- |
(05.1953) |
HMS
Falcon (RN Air station, Hal Far, Malta) |
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18.11.1953 |
- |
(01.1956) |
RN
Barracks, Chatham [HMS Pembroke] |
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(01.1957) |
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HMS
Caledonia (RN apprentice training establishment, Rosyth) * |
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(01.1959) |
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HMS
Ganges (training establishment, Shotley) * |
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(07.1961) |
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Mersey Division RNVR * |
Higher Executive Officer.
* indexed, but not listed as such |
Burns,
Robert
Married; ... children.
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18.12.1902
Saint Gills, Edinburgh, Scotland
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?
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Yeoman of Signals |
? [D/J 87873] |
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DSM |
08.06.1944 |
HM's
birthday 1944: for Arctic convoy duties [investiture 31.10.1944] |
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| (1944) |
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HMS Eaglet
(RN base, Liverpool) (DSM) |
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Butters,
Edward
Son of ... Butters, and ... Kewell.
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09.10.1914
Cuckfield district, (West) Sussex
-
03.1990
Scarborough district, Yorkshire
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Leading Seaman |
? [P/JX 135423] |
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Petty Officer |
? |
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MID |
11.09.1940 |
courage
in recent engagements |
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| (1940) |
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HMS Decoy
(destroyer) (despatches) |
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Bye,
Eric William
Son of ... Bye, and ... Bloomfield.
Married ((09?).1934, Winchester district, Hampshire) Mary Maud Florence King
((09?).1913 - ), daughter of ... King, and ... Reeves; one son, three daughters. |
03.05.1912
Woodgreen, Edmonton district, Middlesex
-
11.1999
East Dorset district, Dorset |
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Acting Leading Seaman |
? [P/JX 130437] |
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Chief Petty Officer |
? |
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DSM |
26.09.1940 |
Norway
04-06.1940 [investiture 13.03.1941] |
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| (1940) |
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HMS Aurora
(cruiser) (DSM) |
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gunnery
instructor, HMS Collingwood (training establishment, Fareham, Hampshire) |
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Campbell,
Donald
From Inverness.
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?
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Able Seaman
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? [C/SSX 23256]
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Chief Petty Officer ?
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?
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BEM
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11.09.1945
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for
bravery and undaunted devotion to duty in mine
clearance operations in Porto Corsini & Ravenna Harbours and the Canal
Candiano
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(1945)
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HMS Fabius
(RN base, Taranto)
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Served on trawlers pre- & post-war.
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Campbell,
Donald Cameron
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?
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?
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? [LT/JX 186688]
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Second Hand RNPS
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01.04.1941
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Chief Petty Officer RNPS
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22.01.1942
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DSM
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01.01.1941
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New
Year 1941 [investiture 04.03.1941]
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(1940)
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-
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25.07.1942
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HMS Salpa
(minesweeping drifter) [based at HMS Paris (RN base, Plymouth), then HMS
Skirmisher (RN base, Milford Haven), then again HMS Paris)
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HMS Europa
(RNPS Central Depot, Sparrow's Nest, Lowestoft)
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HMS Quebec
(Combined Training Centre, Inverary)
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HMS Europa
(RNPS Central Depot, Sparrow's Nest, Lowestoft)
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HMS Minos
(RN base, Lowestoft)
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HMS Romola
(minesweeper base, Lowestoft)
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Campbell,
Stanley Thomas
"Mick"
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?
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1994 ?
Essex ?
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Acting Petty Officer Motor Mechanic
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? [P/MX 117880]
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Petty Officer Motor Mechanic
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1944
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DSM
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01.01.1945
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New
Year 1945
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MID
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05.09.1944
|
action
with German trawlers 26.06.1944
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(06.1944)
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HM MTB 445
(motor torpedo boat)
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(1944)
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HM MTB 441
(motor torpedo boat)
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Canning,
Stanley Frederick
 |
?
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Able Seaman |
? [P/JX 247647] |
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Petty Officer |
? |
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BEM |
24.11.1942 |
mine disposal Belfast 06.1942 [investiture
18.05.1943] |
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Chisholm,
William Heron
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?
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Petty Offier Telegraphist
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? [C/JX 142524]
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Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist
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(1957)
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DSM
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11.07.1944
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successful
patrols ORP Sokol
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MID
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13.06.1957
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Suez
operations
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KW
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10.02.1942
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ORP
Sokol
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(1942)
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-
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(1944)
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ORP Sokol
(Polish submarine)
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(1957)
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HMS
Jamaica
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Clark,
Gordon Lilico
 |
09.06.1893
South Shields district, Durham / Tyne and
Wear
-
(12?).1956
South Shileds district
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Acting Lieutenant RNR
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(1919)
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Captain MN
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? [633299]
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medals
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OBE
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11.04.1919
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Auxiliary
Patrol
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Cmdn
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03.08.1943
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SS
Empire Elgar
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(1919)
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Commanding
Officer,
HM Trawler Aquamarine (Auxiliary Patrol)
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(1943)
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Master, SS
Empire Elgar (Killibegs, Ireland)
[A heavy lift ship launched from Hartlepool Feb 1942, and was part of Arctic Convoy PQ16 departing
Reykjavik 18 April 1942 ; Empire Elgar went to Archangel and did not return until returning to Loch Ewe as part of RA59A on 5 sep 1944; the long stay in
Russia was due to the port facilities being bomberout and his ship was needed to unload the locomotives tanks and arircraft from
subsequent convoys.]
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Clarke,
Thomas Gordon
"Nobby"
Married; one son, one daughter.
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08.07.1918
-
01.1988
Southampton, Hampshire
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Acting Engine Room Artificer 4th class
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? [FAA/SR 8258]
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Chief Petty Officer
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?
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MID |
25.08.1942 |
Operation
Ironclad (assault and capture of Diego Suarez 05/07.05.1942 |
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served
Royal Naval Supplementary Reserve
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(05.1942)
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|
HMS
Indomitable (aircraft carrier)
|
|
|
|
also spent some time in Kenya during the war, and made at least one trip to Bermuda on a corvette and
returned to the UK in a Catalina - the only one of a flight of three to make it back across the Atlantic
|
|
Clarke,
Tom
 |
02.06.1919
-
28.12.1993
Keighley, Yorkshire
|
A/Convoy Yeoman of Signals
|
? [C/JX 172454]
|
 |
OBE |
13.06.1981 |
HM's
birthday 1981 |
|
|
DSM |
21.07.1942 |
Murmansk
convoy QP10 / U-boat attack |
|
(01.1942)
|
|
|
HMS
Vindictive
|
(1942)
|
|
|
SS Temple
Arch (DSM)
|
Set up Silentnight Holdings (bed & furniture
company) (Chairman & Chief Executive).
|
Collins,
John Herbert William
Son of ... Collins, and ... King.
Married ...; ... children (one daughter?). |
20.08.1912
Toxteth Park district, Lancashire
-
10.1993
Worthing district, West Sussex |
|
Yeoman of Signals |
? [D/JX 131606] |
|
Chief Yeoman of Signals |
? |
|
|
DSM |
23.11.1943 |
sinking of 2 U-boats 07.1943 [investiture
02.05.1944] |
|
|
(1943) |
|
|
HMS Kite (sloop) (DSM) |
His daughter writes: "HMS
Carlisle around 1940 served in Simonstown, SA circa 1946 to circa 1951 RNVR
Hove, around 1955." |
Constable,
Reginald James
|
?
- |
|
Leading Motor Mechanic |
? [P/MX 635895] |
|
|
DSM |
21.11.1944 |
Operation Neptune (Normandy 06.1944) [investiture
06.03.1945] |
|
|
(1944) |
|
|
HM MTB 453
(motor torpedo boat) |
|
Cook,
Raymond Henry
Son of ... Cook, and ... Roberts. |
24.10.1919
Wolverhampton district, West Midlands
-
05.10.1971
Mousehole, Penzance district, Cornwall |
|
A/Leading Telegraphist |
? [P/JX
145668] |
|
Petty Officer |
? |
|
Chief Petty Officer |
? |
|
|
MID |
12.08.1941 |
sank cruiser 02.1941 |
|
|
(02.1941) |
|
|
HMS Upright
(submarine) (despatches) |
|
Cook,
Robert
|
?
-
|
|
Petty Officer Motor Mechanic |
? [P/MX
69687] |
|
|
MID |
10.08.1943 |
actions with Mayu River Force Z |
|
|
01.11.1942 |
- |
31.08.1943 |
HMS
Salsette (Combined Operations base, Bombay) |
|
(1943) |
|
|
HM
LCS(M) 17 (landing craft support (medium)) (despatches) |
|
Cork,
George Leslie
Son of John Cork, and Alice Etheridge.
Married ...; ... children (one daughter?). |
08.02.1918
Brentford district, Middlesex
-
04.1984
Eastbourne district, Sussex |
|
T/Leading Seaman |
? [C/JX 138780] |
|
|
DSM |
10.07.1945 |
6 war patrols (3 East Indies, 3 SW Pacific)
[investiture 16.10.1945] |
|
|
(1945) |
|
|
HMS
Spiteful (submarine) |
|
Coulson,
Arthur Kitchener
Son of William Sidaway Coulson (1883-), and Sarah Elizabeth Wallineer.
Married Gladys F. Barnes (1918 - 2009); two sons. |
03.07.1916
Rotherhide, St Olave Bermondsey district,
London
-
11.05.1996
Sydney, NSW, Australia |
|
T/A/Chief Electrical Artificer |
? [P/MX 48892] |
|
|
MID |
01.01.1943 |
New Year 1943 |
|
|
(1943) |
|
|
HMS
Manchester (despatches) |
|
Cocks,
Edward George
Son of ... Cocks, and ... Cooper.
Married ((09?).1964, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire) Anne Goode; one daughter. |
30.03.1920
Willesden district, Oxfordshire
-
06.2000
Teulada, Alicante, Pais Valenciano, Spain |
|
A/Leading Seaman |
? [C/L/DX 5058] |
|
|
DSM |
15.02.1944 |
destruction U523 25.08.1943 |
|
|
DSM |
20.06.1944 |
attack on U-boat 11.01.1944 |
|
|
(1943) |
- |
(1944) |
asdic
operator, HMS
Wanderer (modified W class destroyer) (DSM and Bar) |
|
Craig,
Sidney
Son of Jonathan Craig, and Maria Ware, of Preston, Lancashire.
Married ((09?).1939, Preston, Lancashire) Edith Moss (05.08.1917 - 03.05.1988),
daughter (with four sisters) of John Moss (1881-1948), and Margaret Alice Davies
(1883-1963), of Preston; one daughter. |
12.03.1914
Preston, Lancashire
-
21.08.1944
(MPK) [age 30]
[Plymouth Naval Memorial, panel 88, column 3] |
|
Telegraphist |
? [D/JX 341280] |
|
|
MID |
22.02.1944 |
destruction 2 U-boats 06.11.1943 |
|
|
(1943) |
- |
21.08.1944 |
HMS Kite
(modified Black Swan class sloop) (despatches) (missing, presumed killed when
ship was torpedoed and sunk by U-344 bound for Russia) |
|
Cray,
Henry
|
?
- |
|
Able Seaman |
? [C/JX 240421] |
|
|
MID |
05.10.1943 |
9 offensive sweeps Sicilian Channel |
|
|
(1943) |
|
|
HMS Eskimo
(destroyer) (despatches) |
|
Crump,
Eric Oswald
|
07.08.1922
-
05.1995
Portsmouth, Hampshire |
|
Acting Petty Officer |
? [P/JX 326835] |
|
|
MID |
07.08.1945 |
coastal
forces actions 04.1945 |
|
|
|
|
HMS
Collingwood (training establishment, Fareham, near Portsmouth)
|
|
|
|
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth)
|
11.06.1942
|
-
|
03.07.1942
|
HMS St
Christopher (Coastal Forces training establishment, Fort William)
|
04.07.1942
|
-
|
13.07.1942
|
HMS Attack
(Coastal Forces base, Portland)
|
01.07.1942
|
-
|
31.03.1944
|
HM ML 495
(motor launch) [based at HMS Forward II (Coastal Forces base, Newhaven), from
11.1942 probably borne on HMS Aggressive (Coastal Forces base, Newhaven)]
|
01.04.1944
|
-
|
05.05.1944
|
HMS
Hornet (Coastal Forces base, Gosport)
|
06.05.1944
|
-
|
08.06.1944
|
HMS
St Christopher (Coastal Forces training establishment, Fort William)
|
09.06.1944
|
-
|
15.07.1944
|
HMS Hornet
(Coastal Forces base, Gosport)
|
16.07.1944
|
-
|
02.08.1944
|
HMS St
Angelo (RN base, Malta) (for Coastal Forces base)
|
03.08.1944
|
-
|
15.02.1945
|
HMS
Mosquito (Coastal Forces base, Alexandria, Egypt) [borne on HMS Nile (RN base,
Alxeandria, Egypt)
|
16.02.1945
|
-
|
09.07.1945
|
HM MTB 398
(motor torpedo boat) [based at HMS St Angelo (RN base, Malta)] (despatches)
|
10.07.1945
|
-
|
05.03.1946
|
HM MTB 376
(motor torpedo boat) [based at HMS St Angelo (RN base, Malta)]
|
|
|
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)
|
|
|
|
HMS
Siskin (RN Air Station, Gosport)
|
|
|
|
HMS
Daedalus III (RN Air Station camp, Lee-on-Solent) (for release)
|
|
Crutch,
John
From Sutton.
|
?
-
|
Leading Telegraphist
|
? [LD/X 5493]
|
T/Petty Offier Telegraphist
|
?
|
|
|
DSM
|
06.11.1945
|
war
patrols Far East 11.1944.-08.1945
|
|
(1942)
|
|
|
HMS
Unbroken (submarine)
|
(11.1944)
|
-
|
(08.1945)
|
HMS Thule
(submarine)
|
|
Cryer,
George Frederick Herbert
From Blackheath.
|
11.04.1916
-
06.1995
South East Hampshire
|
Leading Telegraphist
|
? [C/JX 156271]
|
|
|
DSM
|
28.09.1943
|
12
war patrols in Mediterranean
|
|
(1943)
|
|
|
HMS
Unbroken (submarine)
|
|
| D |
|
|
top |
Dale,
Donald William
|
?
- |
|
Stoker 1st Class RNZN |
? [NZ 4861] |
.gif) |
AM |
23.11.1943 |
life saving following an explosion 22.06.1943
[decoration presented] |
|
|
(06.1943) |
|
|
HMNSZ
Achilles (Albert Medal) |
|
Davis,
Richard George William
|
22.12.1909
Portsmouth district, Hampshire
-
(09?).1978
Fleetwood district, Lancashire |
|
Stoker Petty Officer |
? [P/KX 79026] |
|
|
MID |
23.11.1943 |
successful patrols & 2 special operations |
|
|
(1943) |
|
|
HMS
Shakespeare (submarine) |
|
Daw,
Frederick Herbert
Son (with one sister) of Frederick Daw (1881-1958), and Maude Millicent Dawe
(1885-1930).
Married ((03?).1953, Gloucestershire) Betty Eileen Viola Elsie Hyde-Wood
(04.12.1927 - 05.2006); two daughters. |
03.05.1924
Bristol, Gloucestershire
-
20.05.1986
Coverack, Kerrrier district, Cornwall |
|
Leading Motor Mechanic |
? [P/MX 503859] |
|
|
DSM |
07.03.1944 |
2 trawlers sunk, E-boats damaged 03.11.1943
[decoration posted] |
|
|
(11.1943) |
|
|
HM MTB 621
(motor torpedo boat) (DSM) |
|
Dell,
James Peter Thompson
 |
(06?).1907 ?
Fylde district, Lancashire ?
- |
|
Engineer RNR |
? [X 5914ES] |
|
|
DSM |
11.06.1942 |
HM's birthday 1942 [investiture 16.02.1945] |
|
|
(1942) |
|
|
HMS St
Loman (trawler) |
|
de
Neumann,
Bernard Peter
|
18.09.1917
Hadleigh, Essex
-
16.09.1972
Tilbury Docks
(accident)
|
|
GM
|
07.10.1941
|
SS
Tewkesbury torpedoed & sunk 21.05.1941
|
|
Lloyd's
|
?
|
SS
Tewkesbury
|
|
?
|
-
|
21.05.1941
|
SS
Tewkesbury
|
|
Dent,
Roy Pattinson
|
?
- |
|
Ordinary Seaman |
? [C/JX 211216] |
|
Leading Seaman |
? |
|
|
DSM |
12.06.1945 |
minesweeping Naples Leghorn 1944 [decoration
posted] |
|
|
MID |
11.06.1942 |
HM's birthday 1942 |
|
|
MID |
19.01.1943 |
rescuing survivors from a merchant ship damaged
in convoy 23.11.1941 |
|
|
(11.1941) |
|
|
HM ML 159
(motor launch) (despatches) |
|
(06.1942) |
|
|
HM ML 152
(motor launch) (despatches) |
|
(1944) |
|
|
HM ML 483
(motor launch) (DSM) |
|
Docherty,
John
Husband of Mrs. A. Docherty, of Rosyth,
Fife. |
1902 ?
-
23.10.1942
(MPK) [age 40]
[Chatham Naval Memorial, 60.3] |
|
Petty Officer Stoker |
? [C/KX 76953] |
|
|
DSM |
06.01.1942 |
air attacks Suda & Libya [investiture 03.03.1942]
* |
* Name on decoration J. Doeherty. |
|
(1941) |
|
|
HMS Fareham
(Hunt class minesweeper) |
|
? |
- |
23.10.1942 |
HMS Phoebe
(cruiser) |
|
Dodimead,
Donald Albert
|
15.11.1909
Greenwich, Greater London
-
05.1985
Barnstaple, Devon
|
Leading Seaman
|
? [P/JX 127455]
|
|
|
BEM
|
23.12.1939
|
attacked
by enemy aircraft
|
|
(12.1939)
|
|
|
HMS Mohawk
(destroyer)
|
|
Downing,
Herbert Edward
Married Mary Anne Downing (nëe ...).
|
11.08.1894
Devonport, Stoke Damerel district, Devon
-
15.10.1975
Plymouth, Devon
|
3rd Writer
|
09.06.1913 [D/M 6141]
|
2nd Writer
|
09.06.1917
|
1st Writer
|
08.06.1919
|
Chief Writer
|
09.06.1923
|
Chief Petty Officer Writer
|
04.01.1924 (pensioned 08.06.1935) (re-enlisted
31.07.1939-25.08.1945)
|
|
|
BEM
|
01.01.1944
|
New
Year 1944 [investiture 28.03.1944]
|
|
BWM
14|20
|
27.03.1922
|
-
|
|
VM
|
27.03.1922
|
-
|
|
Def
M
|
?
|
-
|
|
WM
39|45
|
?
|
-
|
|
JubM
|
07.05.1935
|
-
|
|
LSGCM
|
28.07.1928
|
-
|
|
Stores Assistant, HM Dockyard, Devonport.
09.06.1913
|
|
|
enlisted
RN
|
09.06.1913
|
-
|
30.10.1916
|
HMS
Vivid (RN base, Devonport)
|
31.10.1916
|
-
|
06.07.1919
|
HMS
Bellona
|
07.07.1919
|
-
|
23.07.1919
|
HMS
Colossus (battleship)
|
24.07.1919
|
-
|
26.05.1924
|
HMS
Vivid (RN base, Devonport)
|
27.05.1924
|
-
|
14.06.1926
|
HMS
Concord (cruiser) (Mediterranean & China) (travels to Corfu 26.08.1924,
Hong Kong 14.07.1925, Shanghai 09.1925, Nanking 09-10.1925, Chefoo
02.12.1925-13.12.1925, Colombo 03.1926)
|
15.06.1926
|
-
|
22.09.1931
|
HMS
Vivid (RN base, Devonport)
|
23.09.1931
|
-
|
18.10.1934
|
HMS
Malaya (battleship) (Home Fleet) (travel to Norway 14.06.1932-22.06.1932)
|
19.10.1934
|
-
|
08.06.1935
|
HMS
Drake (RN base, Devonport)
|
31.07.1939
|
-
|
25.08.1945
|
HMS Drake
(RN base, Devonport)
|
|
Duffin,
Harry
The youngest of the eight children of
William Duffin (1845-1890) and Betsey McLaren.
Married 1st (04.01.1910, Hull) Alice Gertrude Meggitt (died of TBC 09.1911);
one daughter.
Married 2nd (17.01.1925, Hull) Rose Harriet Hampshire Henning; five daughters,
one son.
|
10.08.1889
Hull
-
24.02.1944
Duke of York Nursing Home, Bradford
|
T/Skipper RNR
|
23.10.1939 (reld < 02.1941)
|
Skipper MN
|
?
|
|
|
MBE
|
13.04.1943
|
rescue
trawlers crew air attack *
|
* The steam trawler, when in company with two
other trawlers, was attacked by enemy aircraft on two occasions and a spirited
defence was put up. On the second occasion, one of the other trawlers was hit
and sunk. Skipper Duffin immediately went to the rescue, picked up all the
crew and later landed them safely. He displayed great courage in these and
five other attacks which have been made on his ship. He has always succeeded
in beating off the enemy and this is due in no small measure to his courage,
example and determination.
|
World
War I
|
|
|
served
on a minesweeper
|
1934
|
-
|
1939
|
was
a Skipper for Hellyer Bros. of Hull on the following vessels: Pict, Mohican,
Goth, Imperialist (1939), Andaman, Dromio (12.1939) & Kings Grey
|
23.10.1939
|
-
|
(04.1940)
|
Commanding
Officer, HMS
Syrian (armed trawler)
|
(1943)
|
|
|
Skipper, Yorick
(steam trawler)
|
|
| F |
|
|
top |
Fall,
Charles George
From Buckhurst Hill.
|
(09?).1909
West Ham, Greater London, Essex
-
|
A/Leading Stoker
|
? [C/KX 116958]
|
|
|
DSM
|
28.09.1943
|
12
war patrols Mediterranean
|
|
(1942)
|
|
|
HMS
Unbroken (submarine)
|
|
Fenton,
Peter Flett
From Montrose, Scotland.
|
?
-
|
Able Seaman
|
? [C/SSX
19288]
|
T/Leading Seaman
|
?
|
|
|
DSM
|
06.11.1945
|
war patrols
Far East 11.1944.-08.1945
|
|
|
MID
|
22.12.1942
|
war
patrols Mediterranean 08.1942
|
|
(1942)
|
|
|
HMS P 42 (submarine)
[later: HMS Unbroken]
|
(11.1944)
|
-
|
(08.1945)
|
HMS Thule
(submarine)
|
|
Ferrier,
Alexander Mitchell
|
05.09.1918
-
02.2001
Portsmouth, Hampshire
|
Leading Seaman
|
? [C/J 145141]
|
.gif)
|
CGM
|
18.04.1944
|
sinking
cruiser Palermo harbour 02.01.1943 [investiture 27.11.1945]
|
|
|
PolWC
|
21.10.1941
|
good
services in Polish ships
|
|
(1941)
|
|
|
ORP Grom
(Polish submarine)
|
(01.1943)
|
|
|
HMS Talbot
(submarine depot ship, Malta)
|
|
Field,
Charles Edward
|
?
- |
|
A/Shipwright 4th class |
? [C/MX 51205] |
|
|
BEM |
01.01.1941 |
New Year 1941 [investiture 29.07.1941] |
|
|
(1940) |
|
|
HMS Curacoa
(cruiser) |
|
Finucane,
Frank Vincent
Son of Henry Thomas Finucane and Dorothy Davies,
of Fulham, London.
|
12.11.1905
St George Hanover Square district, London
-
15.11.1987
Sidcup, Bexley district, Kent
|
Ordinary Seaman
|
13.05.1923
[P/J 100701, later P/JK 667462]
|
Able Seaman
|
10.05.1925
|
Leading Seaman
|
12.02.1942
|
Petty Officer
|
16.09.1943
|
Acting Chief Petty Officer
|
07.01.1947 (retd 28.04.1950)
|
|
|
LSGCM
|
11.11.1935
|
-
|
|
|
LSGCM
|
09.09.1943
|
rosette
|
|
39|45
St
|
-
|
-
|
|
Afr
St
|
-
|
&
clasp
|
|
It
St
|
-
|
-
|
 |
Fr&G
St |
- |
- |
|
|
WM
39|45
|
-
|
-
|
|
|
MID
|
02.10.1942
|
Operation
Jubilee (Dieppe raid)
|
|
1921
|
|
|
joined the Navy as a boy on the
HMS Ganges (Portsmouth)
|
07.09.1923
|
-
|
30.09.1923
|
HMS
Courageous (cruiser)
|
01.10.1923
|
-
|
03.02.1924
|
HMS
Champion (light cruiser)
|
15.02.1924
|
-
|
10.05.1925
|
HMS
Tiger (battlecruiser; seagoing gunnery firing ship)
|
27.11.1926
|
-
|
21.08.1928
|
HMS
Ross (twin screw minesweeper) [based at HMS Dolphin] (Portsmouth)
|
21.08.1928
|
-
|
04.01.1932
|
HMS
Witch (destroyer) [based at HMS Egmont II (RN base, Malta; for Mediterranean
destroyer flotillas), from 01.04.1931 HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)]
|
05.01.1932
|
-
|
30.08.1933
|
HMS
Hood (battlecruiser) (Atlantic Fleet & Home fleet)
|
18.08.1939
|
-
|
30.07.1941
|
HMS
Resource (repair ship) (Mediterranean, then Freetown, then Mediterranean)
|
31.07.1941
|
-
|
25.10.1941
|
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth)
|
26.10.1941
|
-
|
10.12.1941
|
HMS Quebec
(Combined training centre, Inverary) (for HMS Northney (landing craft training
establishment, Hayling Island))
|
11.12.1941
|
-
|
10.02.1942
|
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth) (for HMS Northney (landing craft training establishment,
Hayling Island))
|
12.02.1942
|
-
|
18.03.1943
|
HMS
Princess Astrid (landing ship, infantry)
|
19.03.1943
|
-
|
31.08.1943
|
HMS Quebec
(Combined training centre, Inverary)
|
01.09.1943
|
-
|
12.11.1945
|
HMS Copra
(Combined Operations accounting base)
|
03.12.1946
|
-
|
01.01.1950
|
HMS Welcome
(Algerine minesweeper)
|
02.01.1950
|
-
|
28.04.1950
|
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth) (addiitional; for dispersal)
|
|
Foster,
Edward Barwell
Son (with three brothers, one sister, and one half-sister) of William George
Foster (1880-1918), and Clara Elizabeth Tiltman (1882-1931).
Married (01.02.1934, St Marylebone Town Hall, London) Phoebe Ann Foster
(03.05.1910 - 08.2000), daughter of Richard James Foster (1885-1950), and
Frances Jane Field (1886-1983); four sons. |
30.06.1908
Brighton
-
01.1997
Poole district, Dorset |
|
Boy Seaman |
27.06.1924 [C/J 110040] |
|
Ordinary Seaman |
30.06.1926 |
|
Able Seaman |
29.09.1926 |
|
A/Leading Seaman |
17.02.1933 |
|
Leading Seaman |
17.02.1934 |
|
A/Petty Officer |
01.03.1935 |
|
Petty Officer |
01.03.1936 |
|
Chief Petty Officer |
11.06.1941 |
|
Chief Electrician |
20.01.1947 (reld 09.09.1948) |
|
|
DSM |
14.06.1945 |
HM's birthday 1945 [decoration posted] |
|
|
LSGCM |
01.07.1941 |
- |
|
|
27.06.1924 |
|
|
HMS
Impregnable (training establishment for boys, Devonport) |
|
(1926) |
|
|
China
Station [HMS Woolston, HMS Wanderer, HMS Wild Swan] |
|
(1933) |
- |
(1934) |
HMS
Dolphin (submarine depot, Gosport) (for submarines) [HMS Swordfish] |
|
(1935) |
- |
(1936) |
HMS
Medway (submarine depot ship) (China) (for submarines) |
|
05.10.1940 |
- |
31.03.1941 |
HMS
Campbeltown (destroyer) |
|
(1941) |
|
|
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) |
|
28.08.1942 |
- |
30.07.1945 |
HMS
Warspite (battleship) |
|
Freestone,
Edwin John
|
01.07.1913
-
01.1992
St Austell, Cornwall
|
A/Engine Room Artificer (A/CERA)
|
? [D/MX
55748]
|
Chief Engine Room Artificer (CERA)
|
?
|
|
|
DSM
|
13.06.1944
|
6
U-boats sunk in 10 days
|
|
|
MID
|
14.09.1943
|
destruction
U-202 02.06.1943
|
|
(06.1943)
|
-
|
(1944)
|
HMS
Starling (flotilla leader) (2nd Escort Group)
|
|
Fursland,
Arthur Frederick
"Larry"
Son of Frederick John Fursland (1892-1959),
and Ivy Lily Dunbar (1897-1985). |
(12?).1920
Pontypridd district, Glamorgan
-
22.07.2012 |
|
Stoker 1st class |
? [P/KX 116120] |
|
|
DSM |
07.03.1944 |
sinking of Scharnhorst [decoration posted] |
|
|
1942 |
- |
1944 |
HMS Belfast
[As a L/Stoker on board Belfast on December
26 1943 in the Battle of North Cape, the action that sank the Scharnhorst, he
was at action stations on the port main diesel generator on his own for 12
hours. During the action the cooling water for the engine started to fail and
overheat, so he went to the passage above and connected a canvas hose to a
fire-main and ran it down to connect it directly to the diesel cooling system;
he was later told that his actions had kept a gun turret in action and was
awarded the DSM. HMS Belfast Association.] |
|
| G |
|
|
top |
Galloway,
William Leitham Dutch
|
02.09.1899
Perth, Perthshire, Scotland
-
(06?).1976
Plymouth district, Devon |
|
Chief Petty Officer |
? [D/J 42668] |
|
|
DSM |
05.01.1943 |
attack on U-boat 14.10.1942 [decoration posted] |
|
|
Pol MC |
21.10.1941 |
withdrawal Polish forces from France 1940
[decoration posted] |
|
|
(1940) |
- |
(1942) |
HMS
Viscount (destroyer) |
|
Gardiner,
William Charles
Married ...; ... children (son Lt.
(E) William Charles Gardiner, RNVR). |
1885
Aberdeen, Scotland
- |
|
|
OBE |
01.01.1942 |
New Year 1942 |
|
|
(1941) |
|
|
SS
Winchester Castle (OBE) |
|
Gilder,
Samuel Charles Henry
Married ((06?).1926, Scarborough district, Yorkshire) ... Lancaster.
|
10.06.1901
Peckham, Camberwell district, Greater
London / London / Surrey
-
(09?).1970
Brighton district, Sussex |
Acting Petty Officer
|
? [J92668 & D/JX 293076]
|
Chief Petty Officer
|
?
|
|
|
DSM |
08.09.1942 |
Operation
MG1
(Italian attack on Malta convoy)
[investiture 31.10.1944] |
|
(1942)
|
|
|
torpedo
coxswain, HMS Hurworth (destroyer)
|
|
Giles,
Herbert Joseph
|
10.12.1882
Plympton St Mary district, Devon
-
11.02.1966
Solihull, Warwickshire |
|
RNR: |
|
|
Prob. S.Lt. |
01.01.1910 |
|
S.Lt. |
01.12.1910, seniority 01.01.1910 |
|
Lt. |
12.04.1912 |
|
Lt.Cdr. |
12.04.1920 |
|
Cdr. |
31.12.1924 |
|
Capt. |
31.12.1930 (retd 10.12.1936) |
|
Merchant Navy: |
|
|
Master |
? |
|
|
OBE |
11.06.1942 |
HM's
birthday 1942 |
 |
RD |
09.08.1921 |
- |
|
| 25.06.1936 |
- |
10.12.1936 |
RNR
ADC to the King |
| ? |
- |
06.04.1941 |
Master, SS
Clan Fraser (auxiliary transport during the Greek campaign; vessel was bombed
& sunk by aircraft) |
| (1942) |
|
|
Master, SS
Clan Macarthur |
Worked on the Clan Line ships. |
Gough,
John Robert
Son of John Gough, and Mary A. Pearson.
Married Lilian Biggins (died 12.08.1958); one son. |
28.12.1914
Wardley Colliery, Gateshead district, Co. Durham
-
04.1991
Middlesborough |
|
A/Engine Room Artificer 4th class |
08.10.1940 [P/MX 72078] |
|
Engine Room Artificer 4th class |
30.06.1942 |
|
Engine Room Artificer 4th class (Chief Petty
Officer) |
22.08.1942 |
|
Engine Room Artificer 3rd class |
29.12.1943 (reld 19.03.1946) |
|
|
39|45
St |
- |
- |
 |
Atl
St |
- |
&
clasp France & Germany |
|
|
Afr
St |
- |
- |
|
|
It
St |
- |
- |
|
|
WM
39|45 |
- |
- |
|
|
MID |
11.12.1945 |
wind
up Europe 1945 |
|
| 08.10.1940 |
- |
30.12.1940 |
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth) |
| 31.12.1940 |
- |
14.02.1941 |
HMS
Sandwich (sloop) [tender to HMS ????] |
| 15.02.1941 |
- |
12.03.1941 |
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth) |
| 13.03.1941 |
- |
05.01.1942 |
HMS
Georgetown [tender to HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth), from 01.08.1941 to
HMS Orlando (RN base, Greenock)] |
| 06.01.1942 |
- |
11.02.1942 |
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth) |
| 12.02.1942 |
- |
29.11.1945 |
HMS
Matchless (destroyer) [tender to HMS Tyne (destroyer depot ship), from
10.11.1944 to HMS Vindictive II (RN base, Scapa Flow), from 01.01.1945 to HMS
St Angelo (RN base, Malta)] |
| 30.11.1945 |
- |
19.03.1946 |
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth) |
|
Gouldson,
William Wallace
|
03.01.1904
Birkenhead, Cheshire
-
(09?).1972
Wirral district, Cheshire |
|
Chief Stoker |
? [C/JKX 60649] |
|
|
MID |
01.01.1943 |
New
Year 1943 |
|
| (1941) |
|
|
HMS Dragon
(light cruiser) |
| (1942) |
|
|
HMS Derby
(minesweeper) |
|
Green,
Walter [Fordyce]
Son of Albert Green (1855-), and Alice Ada
Scott (1863-).
Married ((03?).1936, Sheffield district, West Ridin of Yorkshire) Marguerite
Shaw, of Sheffield; two sons, one daughter. |
27.07.1914
Barton, Lincolnshire
-
08.06.1940
(KIA) [age 25]
[Chatham Naval Memorial, 36,3] |
|
A/Yeoman of Signals |
? [C/JX 133827] |
|
|
KW |
21.10.1941 |
good
service in Polish ships |
|
| ? |
- |
08.06.1940 |
ORP Orzel (Polish
submarine) [borne in HMS Forth] |
|
Greenway,
Neville Arthur Charles
Son of ... Greenway, and ... Titheridge. |
23.01.1923
Droxford district, Hampshire
-
(06?).1969
Romsey district, Hampshire |
|
Telegraphist |
? [P/JX 160402] |
|
|
DSM |
05.06.1945 |
4
war patrols Far East 07.1944-01.1945 |
|
| (1944) |
|
|
wireless
operator, HMS Storm (submarine) |
|
| H |
|
|
top |
Harper,
Sidney Ambrose
From Clapham.
|
06.12.1897
Forest Gate, West Ham district, London
- |
|
Shipwright 1st class |
? [P/MX
60435, formerly P/M 6379] |
|
|
BEM |
01.01.1945 |
New Year 1945 |
|
|
BWM 14|20 |
- |
- |
|
|
VM |
- |
- |
|
|
39|45 St |
- |
- |
|
|
WM 39|45 |
- |
- |
|
|
LSGCM |
1935 |
- |
|
| (1944) |
|
|
HMS Jackdaw
(RN Air Station, Crail, Fife) (BEM) |
|
Harper,
Thomas
Married ...; ... children. |
27.05.1920
-
(06?).1969
Grimsby district, Lincolnshire |
|
Ordinary Seaman |
? [C/SSX 26972] |
|
Temp. Acting Able Seaman |
? |
|
Temp. Acting Leading Seaman |
? (reld 07.03.1945; medically unfit) |
|
|
MID |
04.05.1943 |
Operation Torch (N Africa landings 11.1942) |
|
|
11.1941 |
- |
03.1942 |
HMS
Resource (repair ship) |
|
04.1942 |
- |
05.1943 |
HMS Monck (HQ
Combined Training, Largs) [04.1942-05.1942 HMS Quebec (Combined Training Centre,
Inverary)] |
|
02.05.1943 |
- |
22.06.1943 |
HMS
Hamilcar (Combined Operations base, Djedjelli, Algeria) |
|
23.06.1943 |
- |
26.06.1943 |
HMS Prinses
Beatrix (troop ship) |
|
27.06.1943 |
- |
01.07.1943 |
HMS
Phoenicia (landing craft base, Manoel Island, Malta) |
|
02.07.1943 |
- |
30.09.1943 |
HMS
Hamilcar (Combined Operations base, Djedjelli, Algeria) (for base duty) |
|
01.10.1943 |
- |
09.10.1943 |
HMS
Hamilcar (Combined Operations base, Djedjelli, Algeria) (for minor landing craft) |
|
10.10.1943 |
- |
31.08.1944 |
521st LCT
Flotilla |
|
01.09.1944 |
- |
07.09.1944 |
HMS
Northney (Combined Operations Camp, Hayling Island) |
|
08.09.1944 |
- |
17.09.1944 |
HMS Copra (Combined
Operations accounting base) |
|
18.09.1944 |
- |
20.10.1944 |
HMS
Northney (Combined Operations Camp, Hayling Island) |
|
21.10.1944 |
- |
07.03.1945 |
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) |
|
Harrison,
James
|
31.07.1923
- |
|
Petty Officer Motor Mechanic |
? [P/MX 124218] |
|
|
MID |
10.07.1945 |
operations Arakan coast 11.1944-03.1945 |
|
|
(1944) |
- |
(1945) |
HM ML 832
(motor launch) (despatches) |
|
Hawkey,
Derrick Brian
Son of Herbert William and Emily Daisy Hawkey of Parkstone, Dorset. |
02.02.1921
St Vincent, Cape Verde Isles
-
24.05.1941
(KIA) [age 20]
[Portsmouth Naval Memorial,panel 52, column 1] |
|
Signalman |
? [P/JX 151228] |
|
|
DSM |
28.06.1940 |
Norwegian coast |
|
|
? |
- |
24.05.1941 |
HMS Hood
(battlecruiser) (sunk by German battleship Bismarck in North Atlantic) |
|
Hawkins,
George [Justice]
Son of John Henry Hawkins, and Florence
Powney.
Residence: (1945) St Mary Cray, Kent.
|
23.10.1911
Wandsworth, London
-
23.10.1984
Portsmouth, Hampshire
[ashes committed at Spithead in the Solent]
|
Boy 1st class
|
18.06.1927 [C/JX 130247]
|
Ordinary Seaman
|
23.10.1929
|
Able Seaman
|
24.03.1931
|
Acting Leading Seaman
|
01.05.1936
|
Leading Seaman
|
01.05.1937
|
Acting Petty Officer
|
05.10.1941
|
Petty Officer
|
05.10.1942
|
Chief Petty Officer
|
02.10.1951 (retd 16.04.1960)
|
|
|
LSGCM
|
23.10.1944
|
-
|
|
|
LSGCM
|
07.04.1960
|
1st
clasp
|
|
Gen
SM
|
04.01.1942
|
&
clasp Palestine
|
|
|
MID
|
21.08.1945
|
bombardment
Andaman Island 19.03.1945
|
|
|
39|45
St
|
11.07.1949
|
-
|
|
|
Atl
St
|
11.07.1949
|
&
clasp France & Germany
|
|
|
Afr
St
|
11.07.1949
|
-
|
|
Bur
St
|
11.07.1949
|
-
|
|
|
WM
39|45
|
11.07.1949
|
-
|
|
18.06.1927
|
-
|
03.05.1928
|
HMS
Ganges (training establishment, Shotley)
|
04.05.1928
|
-
|
25.04.1929
|
HMS
Benbow (battleship) (Atlantic)
|
26.04.1929
|
-
|
18.03.1930
|
HMS
Repulse (battlecruiser) (Battle Cruiser Squadron, Atlantic Fleet)
|
19.03.1930
|
-
|
21.02.1932
|
HMS
Ramillies (battleship) (Mediterranean)
|
22.02.1932
|
-
|
30.05.1932
|
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)
|
31.05.1932
|
-
|
21.02.1934
|
HMS
Titania (submarine depot ship)
|
22.02.1934
|
-
|
01.03.1934
|
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)
|
02.03.1934
|
-
|
07.05.1934
|
HMS
Vernon (torpedo school, Portsmouth)
|
08.05.1934
|
-
|
17.07.1934
|
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)
|
18.07.1934
|
-
|
31.03.1937
|
HMS
Sussex (cruiser) (Mediterranean, Royal Australian Tour & Australia
Station)
|
01.04.1937
|
-
|
22.04.1937
|
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)
|
23.04.1937
|
-
|
08.09.1937
|
HMS
Vernon (torpedo school & experimental establishment, Portsmouth)
|
09.09.1937
|
-
|
16.02.1938
|
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)
|
17.02.1938
|
-
|
26.05.1942
|
HMS Ajax
(cruiser) (America and West Indies Station [Battle of the River Plate], then
repairs in UK, then Mediterranean Fleet, then Home Fleet at Scapa)
|
27.05.1942
|
-
|
29.07.1942
|
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)
|
30.07.1942
|
-
|
27.01.1943
|
HMS Vernon
(torpedo school & experimental establishment, Roedean School, Brighton)
|
28.01.1943
|
-
|
25.08.1943
|
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)
|
26.08.1943
|
-
|
26.01.1947
|
HMS
Vigilant (destroyer) (from 1945 Eastern Fleet)
|
27.01.1947
|
-
|
28.08.1947
|
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)
|
29.08.1947
|
-
|
18.08.1949
|
HMS
Vernon (torpedo & anti-submarine school, Portsmouth)
|
19.08.1949
|
-
|
25.08.1950
|
torpedo
& anti-submarine instructor, HMS Superb (light cruiser) (flagship 2nd
Cruiser Squadron, America & West Indies Station)
|
26.08.1950
|
-
|
14.03.1960
|
torpedo
& anti-submarine instructor, HMS Vernon (torpedo & anti-submarine
school, Portsmouth)
|
15.03.1960
|
-
|
16.04.1960
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) (additional; for dispersal)
|
|
Hazelgrove,
Harry George Frederick
Son of late Coxswain H. Hazelgrove, of
Brighton.
Married; six children.
Lived in Portsmouth, later Fareham.
|
12.11.1902
St Pauls, Brighton, Sussex
-
(09?).1970
Gosport district, Hampshire |
|
Chief Petty Officer |
? [P/J 95670] |
|
|
DSM |
08.09.1942 |
Malta
convoy 22.03.1942 |
|
|
BEM |
23.12.1939 |
attacked
by enemy aircraft Firth of Forth 10.1939 |
|
| (10.1939) |
|
|
HMS Mohawk
(destroyer) |
| (03.1942) |
|
|
HMS Hasty
(destroyer) |
|
Hedger,
Edwin James Neal
Son of Edwin Preston Hedger (1887-1962), and
Blanche Lambert-Whiting.
Married (1944, Moorestown, NJ, USA) Dorothy Kalb (08.09.1918 - 26.04.1992); one son. Later life companion was
Catherine "Kitty" Bremble. |
30.10.1916
Newbury district, Hampshire / Berkshire
-
14.05.2010
Moorestown, Burlington County, New Jersey,
USA |
|
Petty Officer Writer |
? [P/MX 52104] |
|
|
MID |
14.09.1943 |
destruction of U-559, Mediterranean 30.10.1942 |
|
|
? |
- |
15.03.1942? |
possibly HMS Vortigern (destroyer)
(sunk) |
|
(10.1942) |
- |
16.04.1943 |
HMS
Pakenham (destroyer) (sunk) |
|
|
|
|
HMS Cleopatra (cruiser) |
Retired from ARCO Chemical Company, and was a member of the
Moorestown (NJ) Field Club, Perkins Center for the Arts, and the British
Officers Club of Philadelphia. |
Heeley,
Norman
Married (1948); two children.
|
23.09.1908
Liverpool district, Lancashire
-
12.1996
Liverpool district, Lancashire
|
A/Yeoman of Signals
|
? [D/J 112215]
|
Petty Officer
|
? (reld 1949)
|
|
|
MID |
01.01.1944 |
New
Year 1944 |
|
1923
|
|
|
joined
RN [pretending to be older than he actually was]
|
(1930s?)
|
|
|
HMS
Gipsy (destroyer)
|
(1943)
|
|
|
HMS
Aberdare (minesweeper)
|
|
Hide,
Stephen John
"Buddy"
Son of ... Hide, and ... Turner.
Married (02.061942, Lewes) Dorothy L.
Dredge; three sons).
|
29.01.1914
Lewes, East Sussex
-
(03?).1977
Cuckfield district
|
A/Stoker Petty Officer
|
? [P/KX 82873]
|
|
|
MID |
13.10.1942 |
withdrawal
from Hong Kong 12.1941 |
|
(12.1942)
|
|
|
HM MTB 07
(motor torpedo boat) (escaped from Hong Kong)
|
|
Hill,
Hugh
|
?
- |
|
Petty Officer RN |
? [P/SSX 17093] |
|
Chief Petty Officer RN |
? |
|
|
MID |
28.12.1943 |
action with a convoy in the Channel 26.09.1943 |
|
|
(1943) |
|
|
HM MTB 437
(motor torpedo boat) (ex-MGB 188) (despatches) |
|
? |
|
|
HMS Berwick
(cruiser) |
|
Hill,
Ronald Sydney
Son (with two sisters and one brother) of James Sidney Hill (1894-1961), and
Elsie May Allen (1903-1976).
Married (02.1950, Leicester Central district, Leicestershire) Beryl May Edmans
(09.05.1928 - 04.2007), daughter of Edgar T. Edmans, and Hilda M. Carne; three sons, three daughters. |
28.07.1924
Halton, Wendover, Buckinghamshire
-
11.02.1982
Burton-on-the-Wolds, Loughborough,
Leicestershire |
|
T/A/Leading Seaman RN |
? [P/JX 164108] |
|
Petty Officer RN |
? |
|
|
MID |
28.11.1944 |
Operation Neptune (Normandy 06.1944) |
 |
CdeG |
? |
Operation Neptune (Normandy 06.1944) |
|
|
LSGCM |
? |
- |
|
|
(06.1944) |
|
|
HMS Emerald
(E class cruiser) (despatches, Croix de Guerre) |
|
Horne,
Eric Mott
Son of Richard William C. Horne (1882-1955),
and Esther Swaddling (1888-1983). |
30.06.1917
Lewisham district, London
-
10.08.2004
Sidmouth Hospital, East Devon district, Devon |
|
Chief Engine Room Artificer RN |
? [C/MX 62572] |
|
|
DSM |
16.08.1940 |
Dunkirk 06.1940 [investiture 27.10.1942] |
|
| (06.1940) |
|
|
"Doggersbank" (skoot) |
|
Horsham,
Thomas Henry
"Jack"
Son of Harry Stewart Horsham, and Jessie Ayre.
Married (15.06.1936, Wareham, Dorset) Doreen Isabelle A. Holland (06.12.1913 -
08.2002); two daughters. |
10.10.1911
Heavitree, St Thomas district, Devon
-
11.1981
Poole district, Dorset |
|
Sick Berth Petty Officer RN |
? [D/MX 48369] |
|
|
MID |
01.01.1942 |
New Year 1942 |
|
|
1931 |
|
|
joined RN |
|
(1941) |
|
|
HMS Furious
(aircraft carrier) (despatches) |
|
Hoy,
Franklin John James
Married ((03?).1924, Horsham, Sussex)
Florence M. Packham;.. children.
|
02.1899
Horsham, Sussex
-
12.1956
Portsmouth
|
Boy 2nd class
|
02.1915 [J 34863]
|
Ordinary Seaman
|
02.1916
|
Able Seaman
|
02.1919
|
Petty Officer
|
?
|
Chief Petty Officer
|
? [P/JX 162347]
|
|
02.1915
|
-
|
09.1915
|
entered RN
[HMS Powerful (training ship, Devonport)]
|
09.1915
|
-
|
(02.1919?)
|
HMS
Minotaur (cruiser) (Battle of Jutland)
|
02.1919
|
|
|
HMS
Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth)
|
|
|
|
HMS Vernon
(torpedo school, Portsmouth)
|
17.08.1939
|
-
|
23.08.1940
|
HMS
Penelope (cruiser)
|
02.10.1940
|
-
|
(11.1941)
|
HMS Glenroy
(landing ship infantry)
|
Constable in the Admiralty Constabulary.
|
Humphrey,
Joseph Victor
Son of William Humphrey (1872-), and Mary Ann Elizabeth Munson (1872-).
Married 1st (23.08.1919, St Mary and St Edwards Church, Rewland Street,
Silvertown, West Ham district, Essex) Emily McVeigh (1898 - (03?).1963),
daughter of James McVeigh ((1858-), and Eliza ... (1864-); one son (Sgt. Leonard
Joseph Humphrey, who as an air gunner with 90 Squadron RAF was killed in action
on 28.02.1943, aged 26).
Married 2nd ((03?).1967, Bexley district, London) Catherine B. Sutton (1897 - ). |
09.10.1896
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
-
08.02.1970
Bexley district, Greater London |
|
Boy 2nd cl. |
21.10.1913 [C/J 27835] |
|
Boy 1st cl. |
05.02.1914 |
|
Ord.Sea. |
09.10.1914 |
|
AB Sea. |
06.01.1916 |
|
Ldg.Sea. |
02.03.1918 |
|
A/Petty Officer RN |
? [C/JX 170410] |
|
|
BEM |
04.05.1943 |
for bravery and devotion to duty at mine
disposals, Dover Command 23.02.1943 [investiture 06.07.1943] |
|
Electric plater.
|
21.10.1913 |
- |
20.02.1914 |
HMS
Vivid I (RN base, Devonport) |
|
21.02.1914 |
- |
26.06.1914 |
HMS
Implacable (battleship) |
|
27.06.1914 |
- |
15.08.1914 |
HMS
Pembroke I (RN base, Chatham) |
|
26.08.1914 |
- |
18.04.1916 |
HMS
Implacable (battleship) |
|
19.04.1916 |
- |
07.08.1916 |
HMS
Pembroke I (RN base, Chatham) |
|
08.08.1916 |
- |
17.12.1918 |
HMS
Repulse (battlecruiser) |
|
18.12.1918 |
- |
27.07.1919 |
HMS
Pembroke I (RN base, Chatham) |
|
28.07.1919 |
- |
21.04.1921 |
HMS
Hawkins (cruiser) |
|
22.04.1921 |
- |
02.10.1921 |
HMS
Pembroke I (RN base, Chatham) |
|
03.10.1921 |
- |
12.05.1922 |
HMS
Walpole (destroyer) [tender to HMS Columbine (depot ship, Roysth)] |
|
13.05.1922 |
- |
10.06.1922 |
HMS
Pembroke I (RN base, Chatham) |
|
11.06.1922 |
- |
03.12.1923 |
HMS
Whitley (destroyer) [tender to HMS Columbine (depot ship, Roysth)] |
|
04.12.1923 |
- |
16.12.1923 |
HMS
Pembroke I (RN base, Chatham) |
|
17.12.1923 |
- |
31.12.1925 |
HMS
Bruce (destroyer) [tender to HMS Columbine (depot ship, Roysth)] |
|
01.01.1926 |
- |
05.01.1926 |
HMS
Pembroke I (RN base, Chatham) |
|
06.01.1926 |
- |
08.12.1926 |
HMS
Whirlwind (destroyer) [tender to HMS Columbine (depot ship, Roysth)] |
|
Joined Royal Fleet Reserve, 09.12.1926. |
|
(02.1943) |
|
|
HMS Lynx
(RN base, Dover) (BEM) |
|
| J |
|
|
top |
Jewell,
Harry McDonald
Married; ... children.
|
?
-
16.06.1979
|
Leading Stoker SDF
|
? [69617]
|
?
|
? (retd 08.1977)
|
|
|
DSM
|
25.11.1941
|
ait
attacks Mediterranean 30.06.1941
|
|
|
39|45
St
|
-
|
-
|
|
|
Afr
St
|
-
|
-
|
|
|
Atl
St
|
-
|
-
|
|
|
WM
39|45
|
-
|
-
|
|
|
Def
M
|
-
|
-
|
Permanent Force Good Service Medal; Good Service Medal Bronze;
Good Service Medal Silver
|
(06.1941)
|
|
|
HMSAS
Southern Isles (anti-submarine whaler)
|
early
1950s
|
|
|
rejoined
SAN
|
|
Johnson,
Ambrose Lawrence
Son of Charles Frederick and Margaret
Johnson (née Bentley), of Kimberworth, Yorkshire.
|
(03?).1920
Rotherham district, Derbyshire / South
Yorkshire / Yorkshire - West Riding
-
12.02.1942
(KIA) [age 22]
[Lee-on-Solent Memorial, bay 3, panel 2]
|
Acting Leading Airman
|
? [FAA FX/ 82042]
|
Petty Officer Airman
|
?
|
|
|
DSM
|
16.09.1941
|
sinking
Bismarck [award presented to next-of-kin]
|
|
|
MID
|
03.03.1942
|
attack
Scharnhorst & Gneisenau 12.02.1942 [posthumously]
|
|
(05.1941)
|
|
|
Telegraphist
Air Gunner, HMS Victorious (aircraft carrier) (Bismarck
action)
|
?
|
-
|
12.02.1942
|
Telegraphist
Air Gunner, 825 Squadron FAA [HMS Daedalus (RN Air Station, Lee-on-Solent)]
(Scharnhorst / Gneisenau action)
|
|
Jones,
Leslie William
Son of Griffith William and Annie May Jones
(née Morris), of Shrewsbury, Shropshire.
|
(09?).1915
Atcham district, Montgomeryshire /
Shropshire
-
08.06.1940
(KIA) [age 24]
[Plymouth Naval Memorial, 39, 3]
|
Petty Officer Telegraphist
|
? [DJ/X 136420]
|
|
|
KW
|
21.10.1941
|
good
services in Polish ships
|
|
?
|
|
|
HMS Revenge
(battleship)
|
?
|
-
|
08.06.1940
|
ORP Orzel
(Polish submarine)
|
|
Jordan,
Thomas Partington
"Tom"
Son of ... and Ethel Jordan (died 1992),
from Manly.
|
18.05.1923
Ipswich, Qld.
-
Buderim, Qld. |
|
Ordinary Seaman RANR |
24.07.1940
[S/4372] |
|
Able Seaman RANR |
24.07.1941 |
|
A/Leading Seaman RANR (Ty) |
01.07.1942 |
|
Leading Seaman RANR (Ty) |
01.07.1943 (reld 26.02.1946) |
|
|
39|45
St |
- |
- |
|
|
Atl
St |
- |
- |
 |
Pac St |
- |
- |
|
|
WM
39|45 |
- |
- |
|
|
MID |
06.11.1945 |
outstanding courage, skill & initiative during assault
Aitape & Wewak 05.1945 [Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 22.11.1945] |
 |
Aus SM 39-45 |
- |
- |
 |
Aus SM 45-75 |
- |
&
clasp PNG (Papua New Guinea) |
|
Education: Sydney High School.
| 24.07.1940 |
|
|
enlisted,
Royal Australian Naval Reserve [home port Sydney, NSW] |
| 24.07.1940 |
- |
31.07.1940 |
HMAS
Penguin II (RAN depot, Balmoral, NSW) |
| 01.08.1940 |
- |
12.11.1940 |
trained in
submarine detection [HMAS Rushcutter (anti-submarine training establishment
& reserve depot, Edgecliff, Sydney, NSW)] |
| 13.11.1940 |
- |
02.02.1941 |
intercontinental
passage on SS Themistocles [London Depot
RAN] |
| 03.02.1941 |
- |
17.02.1941 |
HMS Osprey
(anti-submarine establishment, Dunoon) |
| 18.02.1941 |
- |
30.04.1941 |
HMS
Montgomery (destroyer) [borne on HMS Victory III (accounting section, Wantage,
Berkshire)] |
| 01.05.1941 |
- |
22.05.1941 |
HMS
Montgomery (destroyer) [tender to HMS Eaglet (RN base, Liverpool)] |
| 23.05.1941 |
- |
26.05.1941 |
HMS Osprey
(anti-submarine establishment, Dunoon) |
27.05.1941
09.12.1941 |
-
|
12.07.1942
|
HMS
Northern Foam (anti-submarine warfare trawler) [tender to HMS Pyramus (RN base,
Kirkwall, Orkney)]
passed Leading Seaman test |
| 13.07.1942 |
- |
18.08.1942 |
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) |
| 19.08.1942 |
- |
mid10.1942 |
intercontinental
passage on SS Ruahine [HMAS Rushcutter (anti-submarine training
establishment & reserve depot, Edgecliff, Sydney, NSW)] |
| mid10.1942 |
- |
15.04.1943 |
Fairmile
coxswains' course [HMAS Rushcutter (anti-submarine training establishment
& reserve depot, Edgecliff, Sydney, NSW)] |
| 16.04.1943 |
- |
14.05.1943 |
Coxswain,
HMA ML 813 (motor launch) (Sydney) (temporary) [based at HMAS Rushcutter (anti-submarine training establishment
& reserve depot, Edgecliff, Sydney, NSW)] |
| 15.05.1943 |
- |
21.02.1944 |
Coxswain,
HMA ML 431 (motor launch) [tender to HMAS Rushcutter (anti-submarine training
establishment & reserve depot, Edgecliff, Sydney, NSW)] (Twofold Bay, from mid 10.1943 Milne Bay, New
Guinea) |
| 22.02.1944 |
- |
25.03.1945 |
Coxswain, HMA ML
424 (motor launch) (Milne Bay, New Guinea, later in 1944 returned to Brisbane
for refit) |
| 26.03.1945 |
- |
07.12.1945 |
Coxswain, HMA ML 811
(motor launch) (New Guinea; surrender of Japanese garrison at Rabaul, New Britain
(08.1945), returned to Brisbane (09.1945)) |
| 26.02.1946 |
|
|
discharged,
HMAS Penguin (RAN depot, Sydney, NSW] |
|
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|
|
top |
Macdonald,
Angus
|
1907
Croir, Isle of Lewis, Scotland
-
1962
Kyle of
Lochalsh, Scotland
|
|
|
BEM
|
17.06.1941
|
good
services Gothia [investiture 26.09.1941]
|
|
|
MID
|
11.10.1940
|
blocking
Zeebrugge Canal or Dieppe
|
|
(1940)
|
-
|
(1941)
|
HMS
Pacifico
|
|
|
|
also rescued 11 Swedish sailors bombed by a German submarine off the shores of Lewis whilst he was home on leave
|
|
Macdonald,
Roderick
|
?
-
|
Seaman RNPS
|
? [LT/JX 166012]
|
|
|
DSM
|
27.01.1942
|
minesweeping
Tobruk & air attacks
|
|
(1941)
|
|
|
HMS Svana
(minesweeping trawler)
|
|
Manley,
Albert William Charles
Married ((09?).1934, Plymouth district,
Devon) Doris E. Beare.
|
(12?).1910
Plymouth district, Devon
-
|
Chief Engine Room Artificer
|
? [D/MX 45274]
|
|
|
BEM
|
11.06.1942
|
HM's
birthday 1942 [investiture 29.09.1942]
|
|
(1942)
|
|
|
HMS Rodney
(battleship)
|
|
Martindale,
Frederick
|
?
-
|
Leading Seaman
|
? [P/JX 136855]
|
|
|
DSM
|
16.08.1940
|
Dunkirk
06.1940 [investiture 22.03.1941]
|
|
(06.1940)
|
|
|
HMS Vimy
(destroyer)
|
|
Mason,
Dudley William
|
07.10.1901
Surbiton, Kingston district, Middlesex /
Surrey
-
26.04.1987
New Forest district, Hampshire |
 |
GC |
08.09.1942 |
Operation
Pedestal, reached Malta [investiture 22.09.1942] |
|
|
Lloyd |
? |
? |
|
Joined Merchant Navy, 06.1920, retiring in 1957.
(08.1942)
|
|
|
Master, SS
Ohio (tanker) (GC, Lloyd's War Medal) |
Literature: obituary in: The Daily
Telegraph book of naval obituaries (2004, p. 25-27). |
McGinlay,
William
|
31.10.1925
Glasgow, Scotland
-
|
Able Seaman
|
? [C/JX 545960]
|
|
|
MID
|
25.07.1944
|
action
Nore area 10.05.1944
|
|
01.1944
|
-
|
(08.1944)
|
rear twin
Oerlikon gunner, HM MTB 456 (motor torpedo boat) [based at HMS Mantis (Coastal
Forces base, Lowestoft)]
|
|
McKye,
Kenneth
From Toronto, Ont. |
?
- |
|
Electrical Artificer 4th class RCNVR |
? [V-60391] |
|
|
BEM |
10.04.1945
21.04.1945 |
for helping rescue survivors of HMCS Clayoquot
24.12.1944 * |
* This Rating displayed untiring efforts and
prompt action in risking his own life in effecting the rescue of survivors
from HMCS Clayoquot [a Bangor Class Minesweeper which was torpedoed by U-806
off Halifax]. His personal disregard of his own life in going over the side
to assist survivors on board was undoubtedly instrumental in saving the
lives of men immersed in very cold water. |
| (12.1944) |
|
|
HMCS Fennel (corvette)
(BEM) |
|
McLeod,
Murdo
From Swordale, Point, Lewis.
|
c. 1909
-
06.1996
|
Leading Seaman RNR
|
? [X 7778]
|
|
|
DSM
|
01.01.1941
|
New
Year 1941 *
|
* For an occasion whilst working out of the Clyde
– he shot down a German plane and then rescued the survivors.
|
(1940/41)
|
|
|
HMT Gunner
(minesweeping trawler)
|
|
Meakin,
Douglas
Son of William Meakin, aircraft fitter, and Ida Worrall, of Aldercar.
Married ((03?).1942, Basford district, Nottinghamshire) Mabel Gibson, of
Lynncroft; ... children. |
06.01.1920
Greasley, Nottinghamshire
-
09.1991
Ilkeston district, Derbyshire |
|
Ordinary Seaman |
12.08.1937 [P/SSX 21909] |
|
Able Seaman |
03.01.1939 |
|
A/Leading Seaman |
07.11.1940 |
|
Leading Seaman |
07.11.1941 |
|
Able Seaman |
15.09.1942 |
|
A/Leading Seaman |
16.03.1943 |
|
A/Petty Officer |
14.10.1943 |
|
Petty Officer |
14.10.1944 (reld 21.02.1946) |
|
|
DSM |
10.11.1942 |
Operation Pedestal (Gibraltar-Malta convoy
11-16.08.1942) [investiture 13.04.1943] |
|
|
NGSM |
11.03.1941 |
Palestine |
|
|
39|45
St |
- |
- |
|
|
Atl
St |
- |
- |
|
|
It
St |
- |
- |
 |
Arc St |
- |
- |
|
|
WM
39|45 |
- |
- |
 |
Arc Em |
- |
- |
Good Conduct Badges (12.08.1940 [deprived
15.09.1942, restored 16.03.1943] & 22.02.1946) |
Left school aged 14 and worked at the colliery of
Butterley Company, Bailey Brook.
|
12.08.1937 |
- |
28.03.1938 |
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) |
|
29.03.1938 |
- |
17.02.1940 |
HMS Icarus (I class
destroyer) |
|
18.02.1940 |
- |
03.04.1940 |
HMS Victory (RN base,
Portsmouth) |
|
04.04.1940 |
- |
04.07.1940 |
HMS Excellent (gunnery
school, Portsmouth) |
|
05.07.1940 |
- |
19.08.1940 |
HMS Victory (RN base,
Portsmouth) |
|
20.08.1940 |
- |
30.10.1941 |
HMS Alynbank
(anti-aircraft ship) |
|
31.10.1941 |
- |
14.11.1941 |
HMS Victory (RN base,
Portsmouth) |
|
15.11.1941 |
- |
27.01.1942 |
HMS Excellent (gunnery
school, Portsmouth) |
|
28.01.1942 |
- |
18.08.1944 |
HMS Ledbury (Hunt class
destroyer) (in charge of a four barrelled anti-aircraft gun) |
|
19.08.1944 |
- |
06.11.1944 |
HMS Victory (RN base,
Portsmouth) |
|
07.11.1944 |
- |
04.09.1945 |
HMS Excellent (gunnery
school, Portsmouth) |
|
05.09.1945 |
- |
05.09.1945 |
HMS Victory (RN base,
Portsmouth) |
|
06.09.1945 |
- |
21.02.1946 |
HMS Nimrod
(anti-submarine training establishment, Campbeltown) |
|
Mears,
Lennard
"Len"
Son of Richard Mears, and Violet M.
Smith.
Married (14.08.1948, Leeds, West Yorkshire) Joan Wilson. |
28.06.1923
Ferndale, Pontypridd district, Glamorgan
- |
|
Telegraphist |
? [C/JX 322643] |
|
|
DSM |
07.11.1944 |
action Mediterranean 27.05.1944 [decoration
posted] |
|
|
05?.1943 |
- |
07.1943 |
HM MGB 659
(motor gun boat) (20th MGB Flotilla)
[Took delivery of her from new at Brixham,
Devon. All trials carried out in Torbay before leaving for Mediterranean. Badly
damaged on invasion of Sicily.] |
|
07.1943 |
- |
1944 |
HM MTB 73
(motor torpedo boat)
[On returning to Malta
for repairs transferred from MGB 659 to MTB
73. Whilst tied up alongside in Harbour at
Maddalena hit by a single bomb through the fo'cs'le which exploded on the seabed
beneath. Two of the crew were killed,
while Tel. Mears was injured.] |
|
1944 |
- |
1945? |
HM MTB 421
(motor torpedo boat) (DSM) |
|
Mepham,
Alfred Percival
"Alf"
Son of Alfred William Mepham, and Emily
Mepham.
From Rushden, East Northamptonshire.
|
09.04.1899
Pimlico, St George Hanover Square district,
London
-
(06?).1977
Wellingborough district, Northamptonshire |
Boy 2nd class
|
25.02.1915 [P/J 36139]
|
Boy 1st class
|
26.04.1915
|
Ordinary Seaman
|
09.04.1917
|
Able Seaman
|
27.09.1917
|
Leading Seaman
|
01.12.1921
|
Acting Petty Officer
|
21.01.1926
|
Petty Officer
|
21.01.1927
|
Chief Petty Officer
|
01.09.1937 (pensioned 08.04.1939) (re-enlisted
31.07.1939) (reld 15.09.1945)
|
|
|
DSM
|
11.11.1941
|
Greek
withdrawal 05.1941 [investiture 29.02.1944]
|
|
|
BWM
14|20
|
07.04.1922
|
-
|
|
|
VM
|
07.04.1922
|
-
|
|
25.02.1915
|
|
|
enlisted
RN (for 12 years)
|
03.03.1915
|
-
|
01.05.1915
|
training,
HMS Powerful
|
02.05.1915
|
-
|
09.09.1915
|
training,
HMS Impregnable
|
10.09.1915
|
-
|
20.09.1915
|
HMS
Defiance (training establishment, Devonport)
|
21.09.1915
|
-
|
08.09.1916
|
HMS
Devonshire (cruiser)
|
09.09.1916
|
-
|
25.09.1916
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)
|
26.09.1916
|
-
|
01.03.1918
|
HMS
St Vincent (battleship)
|
02.03.1918
|
-
|
22.02.1919
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) (shell wounds to head 29.04.1918; 1915/16/17
Chevron)
|
23.02.1919
|
-
|
15.05.1919
|
HMS
Princess Royal (battlecruiser)
|
16.05.1919
|
-
|
05.06.1919
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)
|
06.06.1919
|
-
|
20.10.1920
|
HMS
Renown (battlecruiser) [31.04.1920 participated in Ballot for Victoria Cross granted for operation against
Zeebrugge and Ostende on night of 22nd 23rd April 1918 (London Gazette 23/06/1918)]
|
21.10.1920
|
-
|
17.11.1920
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)
|
18.11.1920
|
-
|
27.02.1922
|
HMS
P 47 (patrol boat) [tender to HMS Vernon]
|
28.02.1922
|
-
|
03.05.1922
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)
|
04.05.1922
|
-
|
05.07.1923
|
HMS
Wishart (torpedo-boat destroyer) [tender to HMS Columbine (RN base, Port
Edgar)]
|
06.07.1923
|
-
|
05.10.1923
|
HMS
Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth)
|
06.10.1923
|
-
|
31.12.1923
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)
|
01.01.1924
|
-
|
18.06.1924
|
HMS
Foxglove (sloop) (China)
|
19.06.1924
|
-
|
09.08.1924
|
HMS
Tamar (RN base, Hong Kong) (for Al Kwong Lee)
|
10.08.1924
|
-
|
04.11.1926
|
HMS
Foxglove (sloop) (China)
|
05.11.1926
|
-
|
19.12.1926
|
HMS
Carysfort (cruiser) (Reserve Fleet, Devonport)
|
20.12.1926
|
-
|
26.01.1927
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)
|
27.01.1927
|
-
|
30.12.1927
|
HMS
Dolphin (submarine depot, Gosport)
|
31.12.1927
|
-
|
11.10.1929
|
HMS
Furious (aircraft carrier) (Atlantic Fleet)
|
12.10.1929
|
-
|
27.11.1929
|
HMS
Dolphin (submarine depot, Gosport)
|
28.11.1929
|
-
|
30.03.1930
|
HMS
X 1 (submarine) (Mediterranean)
|
31.03.1930
|
-
|
27.05.1930
|
HMS
K 26 (submarine) (Mediterranean)
|
28.05.1930
|
-
|
25.08.1932
|
HMS
L 23 (submarine) (Mediterranean) [tender to HMS Douglas, from 09.06.1931 to
HMS Lucia]
|
26.08.1932
|
-
|
29.10.1932
|
HMS
Dolphin (submarine depot, Gosport)
|
30.10.1932
|
-
|
22.07.1934
|
HMS
L 56 (submarine) [tender to HMS Dolphin]
|
23.07.1934
|
-
|
31.07.1934
|
HMS
Titania (submarine depot ship) (spare crew)
|
01.08.1934
|
-
|
07.02.1935
|
HMS
Sturgeon (submarine) [tender to HMS Titania]
|
08.02.1935
|
-
|
08.07.1937
|
HMS
Shark (submarine) [tender to HMS Dolphin]
|
09.07.1937
|
-
|
04.04.1938
|
HMS
Dolphin (submarine dpot, Gosport)
|
05.04.1938
|
-
|
06.09.1938
|
HMS
Sturgeon (submarine) [tender to HMS Titania]
|
07.09.1938
|
-
|
22.01.1939
|
HMS
Titania (submarine depot ship) (for submarines)
|
23.01.1939
|
-
|
08.04.1939
|
HMS
Dolphin (submarine dpot, Gosport) (for submarines)
|
31.07.1939
|
-
|
01.08.1939
|
HMS
Dolphin (submarine dpot, Gosport) (for submarines)
|
02.08.1939
|
-
|
23.11.1939
|
HMS H 33
(submarine) [tender to HMS Dolphin]
|
24.11.1939
|
-
|
30.04.1940
|
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth)
|
01.05.1940
|
-
|
07.05.1940
|
HMS Eaglet
(RN base, Liverpool)
|
08.05.1940
|
-
|
26.08.1940
|
HMS
Wellesley (RN training establishment, Liverpool)
|
27.08.1940
|
-
|
17.09.1940
|
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth)
|
18.09.1940
|
-
|
02.07.1942
|
HMS
Hyacinth (corvette) [tender to HMS Drake IV (accounting base, Devonport), from
01.11.1940 HMS Eaglet (RN base, Liverpool), from 01.12.1940 HMS Nile (RN base,
Alexandria, Egypt) [recommended for Boatswain]
|
03.07.1942
|
-
|
18.11.1942
|
HMS Canopus
(RN base/training establishment, Ras El Tin School, Alexandria, Egypt)
|
19.11.1942
|
-
|
24.02.1943
|
Anpha (?)
[tender to HMS Stag (RN base, Port Said, Egypt)]
|
25.02.1943
|
-
|
19.03.1943
|
Nalines
(escort boat) [tender to HMS Stag (RN base, Port Said, Egypt), from 13.03.1943
HMS Nile (RN base, Alexandria, Egypt)]
|
20.03.1943
|
-
|
24.03.1943
|
HMS Canopus
(RN base/training establishment, Ras El Tin School, Alexandria, Egypt)
|
25.03.1943
|
-
|
21.05.1943
|
HMS Nile
(RN base, Alexandria, Egypt) (for special services)
|
| 22.05.1943 |
-
|
23.05.1943
|
HMS Canopus
(RN base/training establishment, Ras El Tin School, Alexandria, Egypt)
|
24.05.1943
|
-
|
26.10.1943
|
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth)
|
27.10.1943
|
-
|
21.02.1944
|
HMS
Triphibian II (training establishment, Uniacke Barracks, Harrogate)
|
22.02.1944
|
-
|
05.04.1944
|
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth)
|
06.04.1944
|
-
|
19.03.1945
|
HMS Glasgow
(cruiser) (Normandy, Cherbourg attack)
|
20.03.1945
|
-
|
19.06.1945
|
HMS Victory
(RN base, Portsmouth)
|
20.06.1945
|
-
|
15.09.1945
|
HMS
Collingwood (training establishment, Fareham, Hampshire)
|
|
Mercer,
Charles John
"Charlie"
Married; at least one son.
|
03.03.1923
Grays, Essex
-
20.09.2007
[aged 84]
|
Able Seaman
|
? [C/JX 354439]
|
|
|
MID
|
04.05.1943
|
actions
with E-boats Nore Area 07.03.1943
|
|
(03.1943)
|
|
|
HM MGB 21
(motor gun boat)
|
(1943)
|
|
|
HM MGB 122
(motor gun boat)
|
?
|
-
|
(11?).1944
|
HM MTB 441
(motor torpedo boat)
|
11.1944
|
-
|
(05?.)1945
|
HM MTB 781
(motor torpedo boat)
|
|
Miles,
Frederick Robert
Married (1908, St Olaves church, Stoke Newington)
Florence Charlotte Meaden.
|
14.09.1879
France
-
died between 07.1952 and 07.1962
|
A/S.Lt. RNR
|
25.03.1903
|
S.Lt. RNR
|
12.12.1904, seniority 25.03.1903
|
Cdr. RNR
|
31.12.1919
|
Capt. RNR
|
30.06.1927 (retd 14.09.1934)
|
Captain MN
|
? [discharge number 203933]
|
|
|
|
medals
|
|
|
OBE
|
01.01.1942
|
New
Year 1942
|
|
|
RD
|
?
|
-
|
|
Master mariner with the Cunard Line (SS Caronia,
1908).
16.04.1934
|
-
|
14.09.1934
|
RNR
ADC to the King
|
(1941)
|
|
|
SS Highland
Princess
|
|
Moody,
Henry William Arthur
Son of Arthur James Moody
and Mabel Florence Hamlin.
Married (07.1946) Edith Florence Peabody; one son, one daughter.
|
15.04.1921
Acton, West London
-
10.2007 still alive
|
Seaman Gunlayer
|
? [LT/JX 240871]
|
Petty Officer
|
?
|
|
|
BEM
|
11.09.1945
|
fire
at Bari 09.04.1945 [award presented]
|
|
03.1943
|
-
|
12.1943
|
gun running
in Italy
|
(04.1945)
|
|
|
HM MMS 32
(motor minesweeper)
|
Came to Perth Australia in 1951 and worked as a carpenter until retirement.
|
Moore,
Harry Allinson
Married ((03?).1910, West Derby district, Lancashire) Violet Waterman. |
23.08.1885
Birkenhead, Cheshire
-
(03?).1971
Dover district, Kent |
|
Lt.Cdr. RNR |
14.01.1923 |
|
Cdr. RNR |
31.12.1928 (retd 23.08.1935) |
|
Capt. (retd) RNR |
23.08.1935 |
|
Captain MN |
? [discharge number 501115] |
|
|
|
|
medals |
|
|
OBE |
02.02.1943 |
torpedoed & sunk 10.10.1942 * |
|
|
MID |
25.08.1942 |
Operation Ironclad (assault & capture of Diego
Suarez 05-07.05.1942) |
|
|
RD |
< 08.1923 |
- |
* The ship, sailing alone, was torpedoed.
Almost immediately the engine-room was flooded and the engines stopped. When
a second torpedo hit her the master ordered away boats with women, children,
and some of the male passengers. Half an hour later a third torpedo struck
the vessel, which began to settle rapidly, and the master decided to abandon
ship. The master used the ship's motor-boat as a mark boat and wireless
messages were sent. As a result a rescue ship picked up the survivors the
next day. Captain Moore's judgment and skill were of a high order. It was
due to his organization and leadership that, of the persons on board, only
four, killed by the explosion of the first torpedo, were lost. |
|
(05.1942) |
- |
10.10.1942 |
Master, SS Duchess
of Atholl |
|
Morris,
Dennis John
"Denny"
Son of Harry John Morris, and Elizabeth Kate McCormack.
Married ((12?).1940, Uxbridge district, Middlesex) Mary Jane "Joan" Prideaux; .one son, one daughter. |
15.12.1918
Uxbridge, Middlesex
-
17.08.2000
South Dorset district, Dorset |
|
Boy 2nd class |
12.03.1934 [C/JX 141224] |
|
Boy 1st class |
14.10.1934 |
|
Ordinary Seaman |
14.06.1936 |
|
Able Seaman |
14.06.1937 |
|
Acting Leading Seaman |
15.04.1939 |
|
Leading Seman |
15.04.1940 |
|
T/A/Petty Officer |
16.09.1940 |
|
A/Petty Officer |
30.07.1941 |
|
Petty Officer |
16.09.1941 |
|
T/Chief Petty Officer |
24.08.1945 (reld 18.02.1949) |
|
|
DSM |
01.01.1940 |
New
Year 1940: for finding and the subsequent sinking of a German U-boat
[investiture 04.11.1941] |
|
Porter.
|
12.03.1934 |
- |
24.10.1935 |
HMS Ganges
(training establishment, Shotley) |
|
25.10.1935 |
- |
14.11.1935 |
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) |
|
15.11.1935 |
- |
20.12.1936 |
HMS
Kent (cruiser) (China) |
|
21.12.1936 |
- |
16.04.1937 |
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) |
|
17.04.1937 |
- |
13.09.1937 |
HMS
Kempenfelt (flotilla leader, 4th Destroyer Flotilla) (Home Fleet) [tender to HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)] |
|
14.09.1937 |
- |
27.09.1937 |
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) |
|
28.09.1937 |
- |
05.05.1938 |
HMS
Osprey (anti-submarine school, Portland) |
|
06.05.1938 |
- |
19.12.1938 |
HMS
Kempenfelt (flotilla leader, 4th Destroyer Flotilla) (Home Fleet) [tender to HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)] |
|
20.12.1938 |
- |
03.01.1939 |
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) |
|
04.01.1939 |
- |
16.01.1939 |
HMS
Eskimo (destroyer) [tender to HMS Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)] |
|
17.01.1939 |
- |
01.05.1939 |
HMS
Southampton (cruiser) (Home Fleet) |
|
02.05.1939 |
- |
06.09.1939 |
HMS Osprey
(anti-submarine establishment, Portland) |
|
07.09.1939 |
- |
16.11.1940 |
ASDIC
operator, HMS Woolston (destroyer) [tender to HMS Pembroke IV (accounting
base, Chatham), from 01.03.1940 to HMS Cochrane II (accounting base, Rosyth)]
(DSM) |
|
17.11.1940 |
- |
04.12.1940 |
HMS Osprey
(anti-submarine establishment, Portland) |
|
05.12.1940 |
- |
11.04.1941 |
HMS Nimrod
(training establishment, Campbeltown) |
|
12.04.1941 |
- |
19.02.1943 |
HMS Osprey
(anti-submarine establishment, Dunoon, Argyllshire) |
|
20.02.1943 |
- |
27.10.1943 |
HMS
Hannibal (RN base, Algiers) |
|
28.10.1943 |
- |
10.07.1945 |
HMS St
Angelo (RN base, Malta) |
|
11.07.1945 |
- |
06.12.1948 |
HMS Osprey
(anti-submarine establishment, Dunoon, Argyllshire) |
|
07.12.1948 |
- |
18.02.1949 |
HMS
Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) |
Became a school teacher and lived in Weymouth. |
Moxley,
Arthur Thomas
Son of Arthur Thomas Moxley (1893-?),
and Annie Hall.
Married; one son. |
24.01.1920
Custom House, West Ham district, London
-
03.05.2010
Whitstable, Kent |
|
Able Seaman |
? [C/JX 209678] |
|
|
DSM |
01.02.1944 |
minefield
clearance Dover Command [investiture 16.05.1944] |
|
| (1944) |
|
|
HM ML 138
(motor launch) |
|
Murphy,
Thomas John Patrick
"Tom"
Married ((06?).1941, Chatham district, Kent)
Vivienne Clarke. |
1916 ?
Greenhill, Swansea, Wales
-
(03?).1952
Swansea district, Wales
[age 36] |
|
Seaman RNR |
? [D/X 108688] |
|
|
BEM |
11.07.1940 |
HM's birthday 1940 [investiture 03.03.1942] |
|
| (1940) |
|
|
HMS
Northern Gift (drifter) |
|
| |
|
|
|
| P |
|
|
top |
Painter,
Leslie Herbert
|
31.03.1910
Aston, Warwickshire
-
11.1988
South East Hampshire
|
Leading Stoker
|
? [P/KX 79489]
|
|
|
MID
|
23.12.1939
|
attacked
by enemy aircraft
|
|
(12.1939)
|
|
|
HMS Mohawk
(Tribal class destroyer)
|
|
Parker,
Harry
|
20.08.1918
-
|
|
Petty Officer Telegraphist |
? [P/JX 151687] |
|
|
DSM |
20.11.1945 |
war patrols Far East 05-08.1945 [decoration posted] |
|
| |
|
|
HMS
Taciturn (T class submarine) (DSM) |
|
Pasfield,
Theo Norman
Son of William Hamilton Pasfield (1888-1970),
and Jessie Agnes Somerville Bain (1891-1983).
From Quakers Hill, New South Wales,
Australia.
Married Jane Elizabeth ... |
13.08.1921
Ashfield, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
-
1968
Wollongong |
|
Ordinary Seaman |
10.01.1940 [P/JX 176952] |
|
Able Seaman |
10.10.1940 |
|
T/A/Leading Seaman |
14.09.1941 |
|
T/A/Petty Officer |
31.07.1942 |
|
T/Leading Seaman |
14.09.1942 |
|
T/Petty Officer |
31.07.1943 |
|
|
DSM |
16.08.1940 |
Dunkirk [investiture 07.10.1941] |
|
|
10.01.1940 |
- |
16.05.1944 |
service in
RN: |
|
(1940) |
|
|
HMS
Ross (Hunt class minesweeper) |
|
17.05.1944 |
- |
03.10.1945 |
service in
RANR [S.9398] |
|
09.12.1949 |
- |
17.01.1958 |
service in AMF |
|
12.05.1958 |
- |
08.06.1959 |
service in RAN [R.56162] (Constable at HMAS Kuttabul) |
|
Paxton,
Sidney [George]
|
?
-
|
Ordinary Seaman
|
? [C/JX 317497]
|
Able Seaman
|
?
|
|
|
DSM
|
01.06.1943
|
action
with E-boats Nore area 28.03.1943 [investiture 28.11.1944]
|
|
(03.1943)
|
|
|
HM MGB 333
(motor gun boat)
|
|
|
|
may also
have served at on MTBs (332?), being based HMS Hornet, HMS Midge, HMS Wasp,
HMS Wildfire and HMS Fervent
|
|
Phillips,
Reginald George Norris
"Phil"
Son (with one half-sister) of Reginald James
Alfred Phillips (1886-?), and Ethel Mary Louise Hill (1888-1970).
Married (09.06.1939, Farnham, Gosport, Hampshire) Ivy Winifred Phoebe Lane
(17.09.1915 - 17.03.1999);
|
20.01.1912
Ilford, Romford, Essex
-
27.12.1996
Rowhook, West Sussex |
|
Boy II |
12.07.1927 [P/JX 130394] |
|
Boy I |
22.01.1928 |
|
Signals Boy |
01.11.1928 |
|
... |
... |
|
Yeoman of Signals |
(1943) |
|
Chief Yeoman of Signals |
(1945) |
|
|
BEM |
09.06.1949 |
HM's birthday 1949 |
|
|
MID |
02.06.1943 |
HM's birthday 1943 |
|
|
LSGCM |
04.09.1945 |
- |
|
|
12.07.1927 |
- |
06.10.1927 |
HMS
Impregnable (boys' training establishment, Devonport) |
|
07.10.1927 |
- |
31.10.1928 |
HMS Ganges (training establishment, Shotley Gate, Ipswich, Suffolk) |
|
01.11.1928 |
- |
? |
HMS
Benbow (battleship) |
|
|
|
|
HMS
Fermoy (Hunt class minesweeper) |
|
(1943) |
|
|
HMS Exmoor
(Hunt class destroyer) (despatches) |
|
(1945) |
|
|
HMS Mercury (signal school, near Petersfield)
(Long Service and Good Conduct Medal) |
|
(1949) |
|
|
HMS
Rochester (Shoreham class sloop) (British Empire Medal) |
|
Piggott,
Stanley Freeman
|
09.09.1895
Lambeth, Greater London
-
1950
|
Leading Seaman
|
(1921) [ONS 15784]
|
Chief Petty Officer
|
? [P/J 15784]
|
|
|
DSM
|
16.08.1940
|
Dunkirk
06.1940
[investiture 04.03.1941]
|
|
|
BEM
|
04.02.1921
|
POW
at Baku *
|
* "In recognition of valuable services
rendered whilst Prisoners at Baku in promoting the welfare of their comrades."
|
(06.1940)
|
-
|
±
1942
|
HMS Hebe
(minesweeper)
|
|
|
|
served on
Arctic convoys
|
|
| R |
|
|
top |
Ramsden,
William
"Bill"
|
1921
-
18.06.2012 |
|
Acting Leading Seaman |
? [C/SSX 21985] |
|
|
DSM |
10.10.1944 |
ship sunk on 6th war patrol [decoration posted] |
|
|
|
|
|
Served
1937-46. Onboard Warspite (1937-40) then retrained for submarines (1940-42). |
|
(1944) |
|
|
HMS
Splendid (submarine) (DSM)
[A steersman and thought to be the first
oerlikon gunner on submarines he served the submarine Splendid (1942-43). Whilst
skippered by Ian McGeogh (later Vice Admiral) she was sunk in the Bay of Naples
and he was captured by German sailors and spent the last two years of the war in
several POW camps. Believed to be the last survivor of the sinking.] |
|
Read,
Albert Edwin William
Son of David Read, and Catherine Wolsoncroft. |
04.06.1924
West Ham district, London
-
1983
Southend on Sea district, Essex |
|
Petty Officer Motor Mechanic |
? [C/MX 502653] |
|
|
DSM |
05.12.1944 |
shuttle service to France [decoration posted] |
|
|
(1944) |
|
|
HM LCT 826
(landing craft, tank) [HMS
Copra (Combined Operations accounting base)] |
|
Reid,
George Duguid
Married Margaret Frith, of Liverpool; five
daughters. |
10.07.1923
Forglen district, Banff, Scotland
-
05.04.2008
[buried at Auchendoir Cemetry near Lumsden] |
|
Able Seaman |
? [D/JX 303482] |
|
| (1945) |
|
|
HMS
Mosquito (Coastal Forces base, Alexandria) |
Had a farm in Contlach, Lumsden before moving to Aberdeen
where worked for as a driver for Aberdeen Royal Infirmary thereafter until retirement. |
Rice,
Frederick Charles
"Ben"
Married (1939) Edna Jacobs; one son, one
daughter.
|
17.03.1916
Ipswich, Suffolk
-
14.02.2003
Winchester, Hampshire
|
Ordinary Seaman
|
?
|
Leading Seaman
|
?
|
Petty Officer Airman
|
? [FAA/FX 76512]
|
Acting Warrant Aircraft Officer
|
17.06.1945
|
Warrant Flying Officer (Pilot) = Commissioned
Pilot
|
?, seniority 17.06.1945
|
Senior Commissioned Pilot = Lt. (Special
Duties List)
|
01.10.1952
|
Lt.Cdr. (Special Duties List)
|
01.04.1958 (retd 17.03.1966, but remained on
active service) (reverted to retd 01.04.1967)
|
|
|
DSM
|
28.06.1940
|
2nd
Battle of Narvik
|
|
|
MID
|
29.07.1941
|
Battle
of Cape Matapan
|
|
Education: Colchester Technical College.
Apprentice at Redwing Aircraft.
1932
|
|
|
boy
seaman at HMS Ganges
|
2
years
|
|
|
HMS
York (American and West Indies station, then off Spain)
|
05.1938
|
|
|
pilot's
course
|
|
|
|
771
Squadron FAA (Hatston, Orkney)
|
(04.1940)
|
-
|
(08.1941)
|
pilot, HMS
Warspite (battleship)
|
1941?
|
-
|
1945
|
training and communications flights
|
19.07.1948
|
-
|
(05.1949)
|
HMS
Daedalus (RN Air Station, Lee-on-Solent) (for miscellaneous duties)
|
01.1950
|
-
|
(05.1950)
|
HMS
Illustrious (aircraft carrier)
|
13.02.1952
|
-
|
(05.)1953
|
HMS
Daedalus (RN Air Station, Lee-on-Solent) (for miscellaneous duties)
|
01.12.1953
|
-
|
(04.1955)
|
HMS
Fulmar (RN Air Station, Lossiemouth)
|
(01.1956)
|
-
|
(01.1957)
|
HMS
Daedalus (RN Air Station, Lee-on-Solent) *
|
(07.1961)
|
-
|
(02.1963)
|
HMS Cochrane *
|
23.10.1963
|
-
|
(02.1964)
|
Senior
Pilot, 750 Squadron FAA [HMS Falcon (RN Air Station, Halfar, Malta)]
|
* indexed, but not listed as such
|
Rice,
Samuel William Edward
Son of William D. and Jane Rice.
MArried ((12?).1929, Grimsby) Mary Hotchin (Mrs Albert Victor Bevers) (?-1973),
daughter of Christopher Hotchin, and Mary Bee [and who had four children from
her previous marriage]; one son.
|
22.01.1889
Portsea, Hampshire
-
13.01.1949
Grimsby |
|
Stoker 2nd class |
08.08.1907 [312094] |
|
Stoker 1st class |
19.03.1908 |
|
Leading Stoker |
21.03.1912 [22.10.1913 degraded to Stoker & 23
days' detention for absence] (demobilized 14.12.1919) |
|
Engineer RNPS |
? [LT/KX 116115] |
|
|
DSM |
01.01.1942 |
New Year 1942 * [decoration posted] |
 |
14|15
St |
- |
- |
|
|
BWM
14|20 |
- |
- |
|
|
VM |
- |
- |
|
|
39|45
St? |
- |
- |
|
|
Atl
St? |
- |
- |
|
|
WM
39|45? |
- |
- |
* For outstanding zeal, patience,
cheerfulness and for setting an example of wholehearted devotion to duty
without which the high tradition of the Royal Navy could not have been upheld |
|
08.08.1907 |
|
|
HMS
Nelson |
|
26.01.1908 |
|
|
HMS
Foresight (scout cruiser) |
|
22.12.1908 |
|
|
HMS
Prince George (battleship) |
|
27.03.1909 |
|
|
HMS
King Edward VII (battleship) |
|
01.08.1911 |
|
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) |
|
21.09.1911 |
|
|
HMS
Fisgard (engineer and artificer training establishment, Portsmouth) |
|
30.03.1912 |
|
|
HMS
Victory II |
|
04.04.1912 |
|
|
HMS
Hecla (depot ship) |
|
01.05.1912 |
|
|
HMS
Topaze II |
|
06.07.1912 |
|
|
HMS
Victory II |
|
27.08.1912 |
|
|
HMS
Royal Arthur (cruiser) |
|
22.10.1912 |
|
|
HMS
Aboukir (cruiser) |
|
10.12.1912 |
|
|
HMS
Victory II |
|
21.01.1913 |
|
|
HMS
Venus (cruiser) |
|
31.01.1917 |
|
|
HMS
Victory II |
|
26.06.1917 |
|
|
HMS
Cardiff (cruiser) |
|
08.02.1918 |
|
|
HMS
Victory II |
|
25.07.1918 |
|
|
HMS
Glory IV (depot ship, Murmansk) |
|
05.03.1919 |
|
|
HMS M
25 (monitor) [from 01.06.1919 on the books of HMS Fox (depot ship, Archangel)] |
|
01.08.1919 |
|
|
HMS M
26 (monitor) [HMS Fox (depot ship, Archangel)] |
|
01.10.1919 |
|
|
HMS
Victory II |
|
09.10.1940 |
|
|
rejoined
Navy |
|
(1941) |
|
|
HMS Belton
(trawler) (DSM) |
|
Richardson,
Brian Thomas
Son of Harold and E. Richardson.
Married ((09?).1938, Bucklow district, Cheshire) Marjorie Moore, of Sale,
Cheshire. |
1910 ?
-
17.04.1945
(MPK) [age 35]
[Portsmouth Naval Memorial, panel 89, column 3] |
|
Chief Motor Mechanic |
? [P/MX 125757] |
|
|
DSM |
01.01.1945 |
New Year 45 [presented to next-of-kin] |
|
|
? |
- |
17.04.1945 |
HM MTB 697
(motor torpedo boat) [missing, presumed killed when boat was torpedoed in
Adriatic] |
|
Riley,
John
"Jack"
Son of William and Margaret Riley.
Married (22.02.1944) Rita Dorothea Mattheus; one son, one daughter. |
23.12.1908
South Africa
-
01.06.1965
Princess Hospital, Johannesburg, South Africa |
|
Able Seaman [South African] Seaward
Defence Force |
? [SDF 69946] |
|
Chief Petty Officer SDF |
? |
|
|
DSM |
09.09.1941 |
anti-submarine operations & air attacks
[decoration presented by Gen. Smuts] |
|
|
(1941) |
|
|
HMSAS
Southern Maid (anti-submarine whaler) (DSM) |
|
Rive,
Ronald Eli James
|
?
-
29.08.1988 |
|
Leading Seaman |
? [LT/JX 199024] |
|
|
DSM |
27.03.1945 |
special operations 44 [decoration posted] * |
* This rating joined the Inshore Patrol
Flotilla in May 1942, and took part in eight operations to the west coast of
France. He showed outstanding ability as a seaman, and his keenness,
cheerfulness and disregard for the personal discomforts and unusual hazards
of life in these small cramped ships was an example to the men with whom he
sailed.
|
|
05.1942 |
- |
(1944) |
Inshore Patrol Flotilla (DSM) |
A granddaughter writes: "Served
at The Gary, based Helford river, Dorset, and used for clandestine operations to
France. I am aware he also served aboard vessel MRV2023 L'Angele-Rouge." |
Rush,
Alfred Samuel
Son of Joseph Thomas Rush, and Alice Coward. |
(03?).1915
Southampton district, Hampshire
-
11.05.1941
(MPK) [age 26]
[Lee-on-Solent Memorial, bay 2, panel 7] |
|
Naval Airman 1st class RNVR |
? [FAA/LD/X 5370] |
|
Leading Airman RNVR |
? |
|
|
MID |
01.07.1941 |
HM's birthday 1941 |
|
|
(10.1940) |
- |
(01.1941) |
806
Squadron [HMS Illustrious (aircraft carrier)] |
|
05.10.1940 |
|
|
One of
four airmen who
landed their Fulmars in Crete and were interned. The airmen returned to their
Squadron at the end of the month. |
|
19.01.1941 |
|
|
A
Fulmar, piloted by Lt. Robert S. Henley, was shot down
into the
sea close to the shore at Kalafrana
after
shooting down a JU 87. Sapper Spiro Zammit, Royal Engineers, immediately dived
into the water and upon reaching Rush, kept him afloat until rescued by HSL 137.
Zammit was awarded the British Empire Medal for his bravery. |
|
? |
- |
11.05.1941 |
HMS
Formidable (aircraft carrier) |
|
Russell,
Charles
Son of William and Annie Russell; husband
of Mary Ann Russell, of Clifton.
|
07.01.1905
Woking, Surrey
-
17.11.1945
[age 40]
[Swinton Cemetery, G.2649] |
|
Able Seaman |
? [D/J 97767] |
|
|
GM |
30.05.1944 |
Aegean
operatoins [rcvd svs?] "Adrias" [investiture next-of-kin] |
|
| (1944) |
|
|
HMS
Hurworth (destroyer) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| S |
|
|
top |
Savage,
William Alfred
"Bill"
Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Savage; husband
of Doris Savage, of Smethwick, Staffordshire.
|
30.10.1912
Smethwick, Staffordshire,
-
28.03.1942
(KIA) [age 29]
St Nazaire, France
[Town Cemetery, Falmouth, Sec. K. Row C. Grave 15]
|
Able Seaman
|
1940? [C/JX 173910]
|
|
VC
|
21.05.1942
|
St
Nazaire raid 27.03.1942 *
|
* For great gallantry, skill and devotion to
duty as gunlayer of the pom-pom in a Motor Gun Boat in the St Nazaire Raid.
Completely exposed, and under heavy fire, he engaged positions ashore with
cool and steady accuracy. On the way out of the harbour he kept up the same
vigorous and accurate fire against the attacking ships, until he was killed at
his gun.
|
Worked for a brewery until he was called up in 1939.
1939
|
|
|
joined the
Navy and was rated Able Seaman a year later
|
?
|
-
|
28.03.1942
|
HM MGB 314
(motor gun boat) (St
Nazaire raid)
|
|
Sayer,
Leslie Daniel
"Les"
Son of ... Sayer, and ... Dixon.
|
05.06.1915
Winchester district, Hampshire
-
01.11.2008
|
Leading Airman
|
? [FAA FX/ 76577]
|
|
|
MBE
|
01.01.1997
|
New
Year 1997: for serving the Telegraphist Air Gunners Association
|
|
|
DSM
|
16.09.1941
|
sinking
Bismarck [investiture 15.12.1942]
|
|
Joined
the Navy as Signal Boy in 1931. From 1933- 1935 he saw service on HMS Exeter
(Home Fleet) and HMS Cape Town – two years on China Station. In 1937 Les
transferred to the Fleet Air Arm as Telegraphist Air Gunner (TAG) and after
training he served in 811 Swordfish Squadron on HMS Furious. In 941 he joined
825 Squadron on HMS Victorious flying Swordfish, and with Lt. Gick attacked
the Bismarck - obtaining a hit, for which Les was awarded the DSM. Later in
1941 he joined HMS Ark Royal on Mediterranean Convoys before she was sunk.
825 Squadron was reformed in 1942 to carry our mine-laying duties in channel
ports and to escort HMS Avenger to Russian Convoy PQ18. In 1944 Les
commissioned the new light fleet carrier HMS Glory in Belfast as the ships
Chief TAG, before sailing to join the Pacific Fleet. He retired from the navy
in 1945 to join British European Airways as a Flight Radio Officer. In 1946 he
helped to form the Telegraphist Air Gunners Association, whereupon he was
elected Chairman, later to become President and subsequently awarded an MBE.
|
(05.1941)
|
|
|
Telegraphist
Air Gunner in Swordfish with 811 & 825 Squadrons FAA [HMS Victorious (aircraft carrier)] (Bismarck
action)
|
Published: TAG on a stringbag (with Vernon
Ball; 1994)
|
Scade,
William
|
?
-
|
Able Seaman
|
? [P/JX 366331]
|
|
|
DSM
|
21.12.1943
|
action
Nore area 19.10.1943 [investiture 26.06.1945]
|
|
(10.1943)
|
|
|
HM MTB 652
(motor torpedo boat)
|
|
Scarlett,
George
|
?
-
|
|
A/Leading Seaman |
? [LT/JX 366331] |
|
|
DSM |
01.01.1944 |
New Year 44 [investiture 06.11.1945] |
|
|
39|45
St |
? |
? |
|
|
WM 39|45 |
? |
? |
|
| (1943) |
|
|
HM MMS 19
(motor minesweeper) |
|
Scott,
Frederick Albert Cecil
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott.
Married ((06?).1927, Islington district, London) Elsie Daborn, of Brixton, London. |
(03?).1905
Islington district, London
-
09.12.1940
(KIA) [age 34]
[Ikoyi No. 2 Cemetery, Nigeria, grave 233] |
|
Petty Officer |
? [C/J 98782] |
|
|
BEM |
11.07.1940 |
HM's
birthday 1940 [investiture next-of-kin 24.06.1941] |
|
| ? |
- |
09.12.1940 |
HMS Delhi
(cruiser) [possibly killed during a recreational swim while rescuing people
under attack from sharks] |
|
Seeley,
Herbert William
From Kingston-on-Thames.
|
27.07.1919
-
03.1987
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
|
Able Seaman
|
? [D/JX 195205]
|
|
|
MID
|
29.02.1944
|
Operation
Hostile (minelaying &c. NW coast of France 29.04.1944)
|
|
(04.1944)
|
|
|
HM ML 181
(motor launch) [HMS Forte (RN base, Falmouth), then HMS Defiance (base,
Devonport), then HMS Hornet (Coastal Forces base, Gosport)]
|
?
|
|
|
HM ML 100
(motor launch) [HMS Beehive (Coastal Forces base, Felixstowe)]
|
?
|
|
|
HM ML 108
(motor launch) [HMS Watchful (anti-submarine / minesweeping base, Great
Yarmouth)]
|
|
Senior,
William
|
22.04.1900
Biggleswade, Bedfordshire
-
|
Chief Stoker
|
? [C/K 60780] (retd 1960)
|
|
|
DSM
|
08.09.1942
|
Operation
MG1 (Italian attack on Malta convoy) 22.03.1942 [investiture 02.11.1943]
|
|
(03.1942)
|
|
|
HMS
Cleopatra (cruiser)
|
|
Simmons,
Reginald Thomas
|
(06?).1905
Lewisham, Greater London, Kent
-
|
A/Electrical Artificer 4th class
|
? [P/MX 56616]
|
Electrical Artificer 4th class
|
< 03.1942
|
|
|
MID
|
23.12.1939
|
attacked
by enemy aircraft
|
|
|
MID
|
08.09.1942
|
Operation
MG1 (Italian attack on Malta convoy) 22.03.1942
|
|
(12.1939)
|
|
|
HMS Mohawk
(destroyer)
|
(03.1942)
|
|
|
HMS Jervis
(destroyer)
|
|
Sharp,
Frederick Charles
From Leighton Buzzard.
|
?
-
|
Stoker Petty Officer
|
? [C/KX 81692]
|
|
|
DSM
|
28.09.1943
|
12
war patrols Mediterranean
|
|
|
MID
|
22.12.1942
|
war
patrols Mediterranean 08.1942
|
|
(08.1942)
|
-
|
(1943)
|
HMS P 42
(submarine) [later: HMS Unbroken]
|
|
Silk,
Stanley George
Son of James and Alice Silk, of Sevenoaks,
Kent.
|
11.12.1897
Canterbury, Kent
-
20.11.1941
(KIA) [age 43]
[Plymouth Naval Memorial, panel 56, column
2]
|
Leading Seaman RAN
|
26.09.1925 [RN J36545 & RAN 15018]
|
Acting Petty Officer (local) RAN
|
01.01.1927
|
Petty Officer RAN
|
01.01.1928
|
Chief Petty Officer RAN
|
01.05.1938
|
|
|
DSM
|
27.12.1940
|
gallant
& successful services in destruction of Italian cruiser Bartolomeo
Colleoni [award presented to mother at Buckingham Palace by HM the King at
17.03.1942]
|
|
|
14|15
St
|
20.08.1920
|
-
|
|
|
BWM
14|20
|
10.10.1921
|
-
|
|
|
VM
|
10.10.1921
|
-
|
|
|
LSGCM
|
11.12.1930
|
-
|
|
26.09.1925
|
|
|
enlisted
RAN (Sydney Division, NSW) [till 10.12.1927 lent from RN]
|
26.09.1925
|
-
|
08.10.1925
|
London
Depot RAN
|
09.10.1925
|
-
|
21.11.1925
|
HMAS
Cerberus (Flinders naval depot)
|
25.11.1925
|
-
|
30.04.1926
|
HMAS
Adelaide (cruiser)
|
01.05.1926
|
-
|
16.08.1926
|
HMAS
Cerberus (Flinders naval depot)
|
17.08.1926
|
-
|
31.12.1926
|
HMAS
Swordsman (destroyer)
|
08.09.1927
|
-
|
04.11.1927
|
HMAS
Penguin (RAN depot ship, Sydney, NSW)
|
05.11.1927
|
-
|
01.05.1928
|
London
Depot RAN
|
02.05.1928
|
-
|
02.08.1928
|
HMAS
Australia (cruiser)
|
03.08.1928
|
-
|
17.09.1928
|
London
Depot RAN
|
18.09.1928
|
-
|
04.07.1934
|
HMAS
Canberra (cruiser)
|
05.07.1934
|
-
|
26.04.1938
|
HMAS
Australia (cruiser)
|
27.04.1938
|
-
|
03.04.1939
|
HMAS
Penguin (RAN depot, Sydney, NSW) (for HMAS Australia (cruiser))
|
04.04.1939
|
-
|
17.05.1939
|
HMAS
Adelaide (cruiser)
|
18.05.1939
|
-
|
13.07.1939
|
HMAS
Penguin (RAN depot, Sydney, NSW) (for HMAS Australia (cruiser))
|
14.07.1939
|
-
|
20.11.1941
|
HMAS Sydney
(cruiser) (ship sunk by German merchant raider Kormoran)
|
|
Sizer,
Frank
|
21.12.1904
London
-
|
Acting Chief Petty Officer
|
? [D/J 96997]
|
|
|
DSM
|
22.12.1942
|
war
patrols Mediterranean 08.1942
|
|
(08.1942)
|
|
|
HMS P 42
(submarine) [later: HMS Unbroken]
|
|
Slater,
James
|
13.12.1908
- |
|
Engineman RNR |
? [LT/X 3183U] |
|
|
BEM |
14.06.1945 |
HM's birthday 1945 |
|
|
(1945) |
|
|
HMS
Portsdown (anti-submarine warfare trawler) (BEM) |
|
Smith,
Dennis Kerrick
|
?
-
|
Leading Wireman SANF(V)
|
? [70495]
|
|
|
BEM
|
11.09.1945
|
fire
at Bari 09.04.1945 [award presented]
|
|
(04.1945)
|
|
|
HM MMS 32
(motor minesweeper)
|
|
Smith,
Francis Albert
|
?
Birmingham, Warwickshire
-
|
Able Seaman
|
? [D/JX 159400]
|
|
|
DSM
|
21.05.1942
|
attack
on St Nazaire 28.03.1942 [investiture 27.10.1942]
|
|
(03.1942)
|
|
|
HM MGB 314
(motor gun boat)
|
|
Smith,
Herbert Arthur
|
13.09.1890
Camberwell, London
-
(06?).1971
Poole, Dorset |
Supply Chief Petty Officer
|
? [K4023 & C/M 36508]
|
|
|
BEM
|
01.01.1943
|
New
Year 1943 [investiture 23.02.1943]
|
|
(1942)
|
|
|
HMS Europa
(RN Patrol Service central depot, Sparrow's Nest, Lowestoft)
|
|
Snow,
William Thomas
"Billy"
Son of Victor Osborn Snow and Alicia Snow
of Bognor Regis, Sussex.
|
08.10.1922
Westhampnett, Bognor, Sussex
-
14.02.1942
(KIA) [age 19]
[Portsmouth Naval Memorial, panel 65, column 1]
|
Boy 2nd Class
|
25.01.1938 [P/JX 156912]
|
Boy 1st Class
|
01.10.1939
|
Ordinary Seaman
|
08.10.1940
|
Able Seaman
|
08.05.1941
|
|
|
BEM
|
29.04.1941
|
torpedoed,
Suda Bay, Crete 03.12.1940 *
|
|
|
39|45
St |
? |
? |
|
|
Atl
St |
? |
? |
|
|
Afr
St |
? |
? |
|
|
Pac
St |
? |
? |
|
|
WM 39|45 |
? |
? |
* When HMS Glasgow was torpedoed he went with
Lt. Godson soon after the explosion and closed the water-tight doors in the
Cordite Gallery Flat, though he had no equipment but a gas mask. When Lt.
Godson collapsed he brought him out of the compartment, and then went below
again and brought up an unconscious Marine.
|
Carriage oiler (railway).
25.01.1938
|
-
|
01.12.1938
|
HMS St Vincent
(boys' training establishment, Gosport)
|
02.12.1938
|
-
|
27.04.1939
|
HMS
Dunedin (cruiser; boys' seagoing training ship and T/B target ship) (Reserve
Fleet, Portsmouth)
|
28.04.1939
|
-
|
08.09.1941
|
HMS Glasgow
(cruiser)
|
08.09.1941
|
-
|
14.02.1942
|
HMS Li Wo
(auxiliary patrol vessel) [based at HMS Sultan (RN base, Singapore)] (helmsman in the final battle
when she rammed the Japanese transport)
|
|
Sparrow-Clarke,
Frederick Samuel
"Fred"
|
04.12.1921
Gorleston-on-Sea, Norfolk
-
15.12.1998
Caerleon, Newport, Gwent
|
Ordinary Seaman
|
(1940) [C/SSX 30718]
|
Able Seaman
|
03.06.1940
|
|
|
DSM
|
03.07.1945
|
destruction
U-boat [U-1208 ?] & possible Plymouth Area 27.02.1945
|
|
03.02.1940
|
-
|
02.1942
|
HMS Keppel
(destroyer)
|
(02.1945)
|
|
|
HMS Labuan
(frigate)
|
|
Spencer,
Frederick Arthur
|
?
- |
|
T/A/Leading Telegraphist |
? [P/JX 246328] |
|
|
MID |
28.11.1944 |
Operation Neptune (Normandy 06.1944) |
|
|
(06.1944) |
|
|
HMS Belfast (cruiser) (despatches) |
|
Stewart,
Alexander Gordon
"Alex"
|
?
- |
|
Writer |
(1942) [C/MX 59929] |
|
Petty Officer Writer |
? |
|
|
MID |
26.05.1942 |
sinking submarine Mediterranean 28.12.1941 |
|
|
(1941) |
|
|
HMS Kipling
(destroyer) (despatches) |
|
Sullivan,
Jeremiah John
Son of ... Sullivan, and ... Maher.
Married ...; ... children (one son?). |
14.06.1912
St George Hanover Square district, London
-
01.1987
Portsmouth district, Hampshire |
|
Mechanician 1st class |
? [P/KX 88762] |
|
Chief Petty Officer |
? |
|
|
MID |
01.01.1946 |
New Year 46 |
|
|
(1945) |
|
|
HMS
Indomitable (Illustrious class aircraft carrier) (despatches) |
|
Sutton,
Thomas Reginald
Son of Thomas James Sutton, and Alice Beatrice Coomber, of Brockhurst, Gosport,
Hampshire.
Married ...; ... children. |
15.02.1909
Portsmouth, Hampshire
-
10.2001
Hillingdon, Greater London |
|
Boy 2nd class |
04.12.1925 [P/JX 125474] |
|
Boy 1st class |
18.07.1926 |
|
Ordinary Seaman |
15.02.1927 |
|
Able Seaman |
15.06.1928 |
|
Acting Leading Seaman |
28.10.1934 |
|
Leading Seaman |
28.10.1935 |
|
Acting Petty Officer |
01.06.1936 |
|
Petty Officer |
01.06.1937 |
|
Chief Petty Officer |
21.10.1943 (dispersal 14.02.1949) (reld
23.04.1949) |
|
|
MID |
01.01.1944 |
New Year 1944 |
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Waiter.
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... |
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... |
... |
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23.02.1939 |
- |
27.05.1940 |
HMS Suffolk
(Kent class cruiser) |
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28.05.1940 |
- |
10.06.1940 |
HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) |
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11.06.1940 |
- |
12.05.1941 |
HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) |
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13.05.1941 |
- |
16.05.1944 |
HMS
Indomitable (Illustrious class aircraft carrier) (despatches) |
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17.05.1944 |
- |
07.06.1944 |
HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) |
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08.06.1944 |
- |
30.07.1944 |
HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) |
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31.07.1944 |
- |
06.10.1946 |
HMS Gosling (new entry training
establishment, Risley, nr Warrington, Lancashire) |
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... |
- |
... |
... |
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Swanson,
George Bain
Son of William Swanson (1838-1905), and
Isabella Bain (1839?-1900).
Married (21.08.1902, Orkney, Scotland) Alice Mary Bruce (09.03.1876 - c. 1955),
daughter of John Bruce, and Alexina Malcolmson. |
06.09.1870
Pultneytown, Wick,
Caithness, Scotland
-
06.10.1945
Stromness, Orkney, Scotland |
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Captain MN |
? (retd 01.01.1943) |
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MBE |
12.06.1941 |
HM's birthday 1941 |
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Joined RMS "St Ola" 21.02.1906 (Able Seaman, then
from 15.02.1909 as Mate, then as Master joining 30.10.1911).
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? |
- |
01.01.1943 |
Master, RMS
"St Ola" (MBE) |
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top |
Vaughan,
Joseph
Only son of Joseph Vaughan, and Florence Bryan,
of Leamore, Walsall.
Married ...; two sons, two daughters. |
16.03.1923
Walsall, Staffordshire
-
07.02.1993
Walsall district, Staffordshire |
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Ordinary Seaman |
01.12.1941 |
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Able Seaman |
26.11.1942 [D/JX 251050] |
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A/Able Seaman |
27.09.1945 (reld 02.05.1946) |
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DSM |
13.02.1945 |
for gallantry, coolness and skill shown when
serving as Pom-Pom Gunner of MTB 638 in a series of very successful actions
carried out by a Force of Light Coastal Craft, during the night of 11th/12th
Oct 1944 (Adriatic) [investiture 23.10.1945] |
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39|45
St |
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Atl
St |
- |
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Afr St |
- |
- |
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It
St |
- |
- |
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WM 39|45 |
- |
- |
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Malta CM |
20.04.1993 |
- |
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Education: National Schools, Bloxwich.
General labourer, employed by the Hire Service Department, Leamore.
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06.1941 |
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volunteered
for RNVR |
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26.11.1941 |
- |
02.05.1946 |
served
RNVR in Home Waters & Mediterranean: |
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26.11.1941 |
- |
30.11.1941 |
RN Barracks, Devonport
[HMS Drake I] (for HMS Impregnable (training establishment, St Budeaux,
Plymouth)) |
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01.12.1941 |
- |
30.01.1942 |
HMS Raleigh
(training establishment, Torpoint, Cornwall) |
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01.02.1942 |
- |
18.03.1942 |
HMS
Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) |
|
19.03.1942 |
- |
12.05.1942 |
HMS St
Christopher (Coastal Forces establishment, Fort William) |
|
13.05.1942 |
- |
31.05.1942 |
HM ML 482
(motor launch) |
|
01.06.1942 |
- |
30.06.1942 |
HMS Racer
(minesweeper and anit-submarine base, Larne, Co. Antrim) |
|
01.07.1942 |
- |
11.07.1942 |
HM ML 481
(motor launch) |
|
12.07.1942 |
- |
02.08.1942 |
HM ML 486
(motor launch) |
|
03.08.1942 |
- |
16.08.1942 |
HMS Racer
(minesweeper and anti-submarine base, Larne, Co. Antrim) |
|
17.08.1942 |
- |
05.02.1943 |
HM ML 235
(motor launch) |
|
06.02.1943 |
- |
28.02.1943 |
HMS Hornet
(Coastal Forces base, Gosport) |
|
03.03.1943 |
- |
07.03.1943 |
HMS Nemo
(auxiliary patrol base, Brightlingsea) |
|
08.03.1943 |
- |
03.02.1944 |
HM MTB 670
(motor torpedo boat) [with spells at HMS Gregale (Coastal Forces base, Malta)
01.08-30.09.1943 & 15.01-28.01.1944, rest camp 07.01-14.01.1944] |
|
04.02.1944 |
- |
31.03.1944 |
HMS Gregale
(Coastal Forces base, Malta) |
|
01.04.1944 |
- |
12?.1944 |
HM MTB 638
(motor torpedo boat) (DSM) [with spells at HMS Gregale (Coastal Forces base,
Malta) from 26.07-31.07 & 11.08-18.08) |
|
12?.1944 |
- |
16.12.1944 |
HMS Gregale
(Coastal Forces base, Malta) |
|
17.12.1944 |
- |
18.12.1944 |
HMS St
Angelo (RN base, Malta) |
|
25.12.1944 |
- |
28.01.1945 |
HMS Hornet
(Coastal Forces base, Gosport) |
|
29.01.1945 |
- |
29.05.1945 |
HM MTB 728
(motor torpedo boat) |
|
30.05.1945 |
- |
10.09.1945 |
RN
Barracks, Devonport [HMS Drake I] |
|
11.09.1945 |
- |
27.09.1945 |
HMS Queen
Charlotte (anti-aircraft range, Ainsdale on Sea, Southport, Lancashire) |
|
28.09.1945 |
- |
31.10.1945 |
RN
Barracks, Devonport [HMS Drake I] |
|
01.11.1945 |
- |
28.01.1946 |
HMS Colombo
(base ship, Devonport) (for BV 7) |
|
29.01.1946 |
- |
02.05.1946 |
RN
Barracks, Devonport [HMS Drake I] |
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Vearncombe,
Archibald Leslie
 |
17.03.1909
Andover, Hampshire
-
12.1996
Chichester, Sussex |
|
|
DSM |
23.12.1939 |
stripping
enemy magnetic mines [investiture 19.12.39] |
|
| (1939) |
|
|
HMS Vernon
(torpedo school & experimental establishment, Portsmouth) |
|
Vinter,
Arthur Jack
Son of ... Vinter, and ... Tuppenney.
Married ((03?).1941, Wandsworth district, London) Daisy A.B. La Roche. |
13.08.1912
Camberwell district, London
-
24.05.1993
Lambeth district, London |
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Petty Officer |
? [C/JX 131339] |
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A/Gnr. |
06.09.1947 |
|
Lt. (Special Duties List) |
01.01.1957 (retd 31.05.1958) |
|
|
DSM |
11.02.1941 |
withdrawal from Boulogne 05.1940 [investiture
04.11.1941] |
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(05.1940) |
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Naval
Landing Party at Boulogne (Force Buttercup) (DSM) |
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top |
Wakeford,
William George
Married ((06?).1930, Portsmouth, Hampshire)
Olive Ivy Creese (14.12.1908 - 11.2002); one son, one daughter.
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07.10.1906
Portsmouth, Hampshire
-
(06?).1967
Portsmouth, Hampshire |
|
Chief Yeoman of Signals |
? [P/J 105550] (retd c. 1947) |
|
|
DSM |
01.01.1945 |
New Year 45 [decoration posted] |
|
|
(1944) |
|
|
HMS Diadem
(cruiser) (DSM) |
|
Walden,
Leonard
|
16.10.1899
Woolwich district, London
-
01.1988
Bexley district, Kent |
|
T/Experimental Assistant grade 2 |
? |
|
T/Experimental Assistant grade 1 |
? |
|
|
GM |
28.02.1941 |
mine disposal [investiture 17.06.1941] |
|
|
Cmdn |
28.11.1941 |
mine disposal |
|
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Walsh,
Padraig Seosarn
"Paud"
Married ((09?).1959, Scarborough district,
North Riding of Yorkshire) Kathleen O'Brien. |
(12?).1921
Youghal, Co. Cork, Ireland
- |
|
Boy Telegraphist |
1937 |
|
Telegraphist |
? [P/JX 154644] |
|
|
CdeG |
05.1945? |
services with French 23rd MTB Flotilla |
|
|
1937 |
|
|
HMS
Ganges (training establishment) |
|
(1945) |
|
|
HM MTB 91
(motor torpedo boat) |
|
Weaver,
Joseph Owen
Married ((03?).1930, St Germans district,
Cornwall) Gladys E. Andre.
|
04.08.1908
Birmingham, Warwickshire
-
07.1990
South Glamorgan |
|
Petty Officer |
? [D/J 109132] |
|
|
DSM |
02.05.1944 |
operations
in Adriatic * [decoration posted] |
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|
39|45
St |
- |
- |
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Atl
St |
- |
& clasp |
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Bur
St |
- |
- |
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It
St |
- |
- |
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WM 39|45 |
- |
- |
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|
LSGCM |
08.07.1941 |
- |
*
During the
above operations (Period 21st October 1943 to 8th December 1943,
Anti-Shipping Patrols and Sweeps in the Adriatic, Bombardment of Ports and
Bombardment of Targets in Support of the 8th Army) this Petty Officer, as
Captain of the Pom Pom has always kept his crew in a high state of
efficiency and during the many encounters with enemy shipping at close
quarters has been quick to open fire with most accurate aim. |
| (1943) |
|
|
HMS Raider
(destroyer) |
|
Wehner,
John Hilary
|
17.02.1924
-
05.2000
Canterbury, Kent
|
Apprentice MN
|
? [R284943]
|
Probationary Acting Lieutenant RNR
|
1950?
|
Acting Lieutenant RNR
|
01.01.1951
|
Lieutenant RNR
|
13.05.1951
|
Lieutenant Commander RNR
|
13.05.1959
|
Commander RNR
|
30.06.1962
|
Captain RNR
|
30.06.1967 (retd > 02.1969)
|
|
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BEM
|
09.11.1943
|
torpedoed
& sunk 01.05.1941 *
|
.gif)
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RD
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?
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?
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RD
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24.10.1978
|
Clasp
|
* After having survived one enemy attack, the ship
[SS Clan Macpherson], sailing in convoy, was torpedoed in darkness. She was severely damaged
and orders for abandonment were given. All the crew got away and laid off in
the boats. Some hours later, as the vessel was still afloat, she was
re-boarded and efforts were made to get her to port. A party of volunteers
went into the shelter deck to build up bags of cargo in an attempt to make a
temporary bulkhead. For ninety minutes they worked below with the water up to
their knees, in circumstances of grave danger. Shortly afterwards/however, the
bulkhead collapsed and the ship, which suddenly began to settle forward, sank
within five minutes. Four of the crew were trapped below and lost their lives,
but the remainder were picked up shortly afterwards. Apprentice Wehner and
Deck Serang Mohomed X Abdulla displayed outstanding courage and leadership
throughout and played a conspicupus part in the efforts to save the ship from
further flooding. Both set a splendid example by their fearless devotion to
duty.
|
?
|
-
|
01.05.1941
|
SS Clan
Macpherson
|
01.07.1974
|
-
|
01.07.1976
|
RNR
ADC to the Queen
|
|
Welch,
Philip Arthur Mackinder
Son of Septimus Secundus Welch and Lilian Mary Welch, of Strood, Kent.
|
1915 ?
-
22.05.1941
(KIA) [age 26]
[Chatham Naval Memorial, 45, 3]
|
Petty Officer Telegraphist
|
? [C/JX 135504]
|
|
|
DSM
|
03.02.1942
|
Battle
of Cape Matapan
|
|
| ? |
-
|
22.05.1941
|
HMS
Gloucester (cruiser) (bombed and sunk by German aircraft off Crete)
|
|
Welch,
William George
Married ((09?).1932, Lambeth district, London)
Lilian Beatrice Stocks (1913-); twin sons (one died in infancy).
|
02.08.1907
Portsmouth, Hampshire
-
09.03.1991
Melbourne, Australia
|
Mechanic 1st class
|
(1944) [P/K 66735]
|
Chief Petty Officer
|
? (reld 15.08.1947)
|
|
|
BEM
|
08.06.1944
|
HM's
birthday 1944 [investiture 22.09.1944]
|
|
1920s
|
|
|
enlisted RN
|
|
|
|
HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)
|
|
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completed engine room artificer's qualification, served on various ships
|
1929
|
|
|
HMS
Warspite (battleship) (Mediterranean)
|
1933
|
|
|
HMS
Nelson (battleship) (Home Fleet)
|
1935
|
|
|
HMS
Effingham (cruiser) (Reserve Fleet, Portsmouth)
|
1936
|
|
|
HMS
Enterprise (cruiser) (East Indies)
|
1940
|
|
|
HMS Revenge
(battleship)
|
1941
|
-
|
(1944)
|
HMS King George V (battleship)
(BEM)
|
?
|
-
|
15.08.1947
|
HMS
Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)
|
Emigrated to Melbourne, Australia, 1950.
|
West,
Frank
From Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. |
?
- |
|
Second Hand RNPS |
? [LT/JX 281206] |
|
|
BEM |
01.01.1942 |
New Year 1942 [investiture 28.04.1942] |
|
|
(1941) |
|
|
HMS Xmas
Eve (harbour service drifter) |
|
Wetton,
Sherrard Arthur
Son of ... Wetton, and ... Beaven.
Married ((03?).1944, Birmingham district, Warwickshire) Dorothy I. Dyson; one
son. |
(06?).1921
Burton upon Trent district, Derbyshire /
Staffordshire
- |
|
Ordinary Seaman |
? [P/SSX 28325] |
|
Able Seaman |
? |
|
Leading Seaman |
? |
|
|
MID |
21.12.1943 |
Operation Husky (Sicily invasion 07.1943) |
|
|
? |
- |
1942 |
HMS Hero
(destroyer) |
|
(07.1943) |
|
|
HM LCP(R)
845 (landing craft, personnel (ramped)) |
|
White,
William John
Son of Harry and Alice Maud Evelyn White, of
Epsom, Surrey. |
1920 ?
-
20.01.1942
(MPK) [age 21]
[Chatham Naval Memorial, 59, 3] |
|
Telegraphist |
? [C/JX 149044] |
|
|
DSM |
20.01.1942 |
5 war patrols Mediterranean 02-07.1941 [decoration
presented to next-of-kin] |
|
|
DSM |
05.05.1942 |
3 war patrols Mediterranean autumn 1941
[decoration presented to next-of-kin] |
|
|
Cmdn |
16.01.1942 |
MV Essex bombed at Malta |
|
| (1941) |
- |
20.01.1942 |
HMS Triumph
(submarine) (DSM and Bar, commendation) |
|
Whitewright,
Edmund Ireland
Father of Capt. Edmund Ireland Whitewright, Indian Army. |
04.05.1885
St Rollox district, Glasgow, Scotland
-
1959
Cathcart district, Glasgow, Scotland |
| Chief
Engineer MN |
? [discharge no.
490406] |
 |
DSC |
19.01.1943 |
rescue of survivors on Northern Russian convoy
PQ17 07.1942 * [investiture 09.11.1943] |
|
|
39|45
St |
- |
- |
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|
Atl
St |
- |
- |
|
|
WM 39|45 |
- |
- |
* Awarded for his actions helping man an
anti-aircraft gun which brought down two Luftwaffe bombers attacking convoy
PQ17. After the action was over the Rathlin set about rescuing the downed
airmen, only to find they had all died in the sub-zero waters. |
|
(07.1942) |
|
|
RS Rathlin (rescue ship) (DSC) |
|
Wilkinson,
John Arthur
"Jack"
|
1920 ?
-
(11?).2007
[age 87]
|
T/A/Leading Stoker
|
? [C/KX 94292]
|
Petty Officer
|
?
|
|
|
MID
|
02.11.1943
|
sinking
U-boat 23.08.1943
|
|
?
|
-
|
(08.1943)
|
HMS Tuna
(submarine)
|
|
|
|
HMS Regent
(submarine)
|
|
|
|
HMS P 346
(submarine)
|
|
|
|
HMS Vivid
(submarine)
|
|
|
|
HMS Oberon
(submarine)
|
?
|
-
|
(1945)
|
HMS Proteus
(submarine)
|
|
Windsor,
William
Son of Frank Windsor, and of Dorothy
Windsor, of Douglas, Isle of Man.
|
?
-
13.06.1944
(KIA)
[Lowestoft Naval Memorial, panel 14, column 3]
|
|
|
DSM
|
18.11.1941
|
sinking
U-boat 04.10.1941
|
|
|
|
|
served
Royal Naval Patrol Service:
|
(10.1941)
|
|
|
HMS Lady
Shirley (armed trawler)
|
| ? |
-
|
13.06.1944
|
HMS Birdlip
(armed trawler) (torpedoed by a U-boat off West Africa)
|
|
Wood,
Owen
|
?
-
|
Stoker 1st class
|
? [C/KX 85838]
|
|
|
DSM
|
20.12.1940
|
sinking
Italian submarine & trawler [investiture 07.10.1941]
|
|
(1940)
|
|
|
HMS Tigris
(submarine)
|
|
Worthington,
Ernest John
Son of the Harbour Master of Bombay, of Australian origin.
Residence: (1944) Eastwood. |
12.05.1916
Bombay, India
-
1989
Rothesay, Isle of Bute, Scotland |
|
Engine Room Artificer |
? [C/MX 66750] |
|
Chief Petty Officer ? |
? |
|
|
DSM |
10.10.1944 |
sunk
on 6th war patrol 21.04.1943 [decoration posted] |
|
| ? |
- |
21.04.1943 |
HMS
Splendid (submarine) (ship depth charged and scuttled off Corsica; captured) |
| 1943 |
- |
1945? |
POW in
German capitvity |
Post-war an engineer in the gold field of Ghana. |
Wyse,
Thomas Millar
|
?
-
11.2010 still alive at age 89 |
|
Seaman RNPS |
? [LT/JX 242241] |
|
|
DSM |
08.02.1944 |
minesweeping Nore Command [investiture 02.05.1944] |
|
|
(1944) |
|
|
HMS Mount
Keen (minesweeping trawler) |
|
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