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| THE GUEST BOOK PAGE 4 |
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| Name: Jack Shrieves |
Date:
Sat May 06 2000
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| Country : England/UK | |
| Comment:
HI NICK My name is Jack Shrieves of Grimsby , as we in gy think that the nest is fraying at the edges, it is nice to know that,we old sweats can fly to another nest I sailed out of Grimsby on HMS LOCH LEVEN from the end of 43 to when she paid of just after D Day . The four ships in our flotilla were the LOCH MOYDART, ALLIFOSS, LOCH ERRABULE and us the LOCH LEVEN , I was in GRIMSBY hospital over Xmas, and met a fellow ship mate, his name was DAVE MORRIS, and he sailed in the ship LOCH ERRABULE he was 83 years old, he also was a Scotsman, but sadly he passed away in February, so any one up north is wondering where he is, he is with lots of friends So NICK you have three of us GRIMSBY VETERANS IN YOUR GUEST BOOK lets hope it will grow bigger and bigger CHEERS FOR NOW one of the flock JACK |
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| Name: Graham Hurd |
Date:
Sun Apr 30 2000
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| Country : USA | |
| Comment:
Great site, Bravo Zulu!!!!!! As a collector of letters & mail from HM Ships I'm always looking for naval history sites such as this. My Father served with the R.N. 1942-45 as a H.O. rating while I served with the R.F.A. before my move across the Pond in 1979. |
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| Name: Fred Rowe |
Date:Sat Apr 29
2000
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| Country: Scotland | |
| Comment:
Like your site ,I was down visiting the nest a few years back ,the museum
is good too. I'm ex the 'real' navy. Now we haven't got a Fishing Fleet
what happens next time? Keep up the good work the Harry Tates need to be remembered for all time. Fred. |
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| Name: Frank O'Neill |
Date: Fri Apr 28
2000
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| Country: Ireland | |
| Comment:
Only logged on, I will give you a comment later. Thanks for the E-mail.
Frank |
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| Name: Simon-Peter Macaulay |
Date:
Wed Apr 26 2000
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| Country: England | |
| Comment: Very good, epecially the pictures and links. There are very few sites which cover the history of the RNPS. | |
| Name: james STEWART (Homepage) |
Date:
Tue Apr 25 2000
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| Country: AUSTRALIA | |
| Comment:
GDAY, LIKE TO GET IN TOUCH WITH EX-RN SEARCHING FATHERS SERVICE YEARS
PLEASE VIEW WEBSITE www.geocities.com/cjx661371/ STAY IN TOUCH JIM ----EXCELLENT WEBSITE! |
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| Name: Diane Penney |
Date:
Mon Apr 24 2000
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| Country: Canada | |
| Comment: So great to read the stories of the men of the Naval Patrol. My grandfather served at Europa and to my knowledge was killed when the hospital he was in was bombed. His name was Charles Bown. He left Newfoundland with the forestry unit bound for Scotland and once there, he joined the Royal Navy. I was very pleased that this site was recomended to me. | |
| Name: Martin Crago |
Date:
Sun Apr 23 2000
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| Country: England | |
| Comment: Signed on behalf of my Father, Hedley Crago (Telegraphist, HMS Sapphire, 1942-45) who is not yet "netted". | |
| Name: Berle Spurlock |
Date:
Sun Apr 23 2000
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| Country: USA | |
| Comment: Keep up the good Work enjoyed it very much | |
| Name: Bill WATTS |
Date:
Sun Apr 23 2000
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| Country: Australia | |
| Comment: Sorry, I didn't enter my history, which was only in big ships like the Wells (4 funnels) Limbourne, Myngs, Glasgow & Glenroy. Glenroy landed troops at Gold Beach, hit a mine, then became part of Mulberry harbour..... | |
| Name: Bill WATTS |
Date:
Sun Apr 23 2000
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| Country: Australia | |
| Comment: Looks like a worthwhile page | |
| Name:Patrick Henry |
Date:
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| Country: Texas, USA | |
| Comment: Great web page. I served on Venus and Cavendish 1944-45 and always admired the guys in the REALLY little ships. Look forward to seeing more! | |
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