Allied troops, P.O.W. and workers in Great Britain during WW2.
Quote from Jamie Smith on September 29, 2020, 7:07 amStill with the Royal Navy in home waters.
Still with the Royal Navy in home waters.
Uploaded files:Quote from Jamie Smith on September 30, 2020, 6:33 amThe last of the Royal Navy in the Atlantic and Home waters (and Stoke on Trent!) before we get posted abroad.
The last of the Royal Navy in the Atlantic and Home waters (and Stoke on Trent!) before we get posted abroad.
Uploaded files:Quote from Jamie Smith on October 1, 2020, 6:32 amA last look at the Atlantic Ocean and the English Channel before we go into the Mediterranean Sea.
A last look at the Atlantic Ocean and the English Channel before we go into the Mediterranean Sea.
Uploaded files:Quote from Jamie Smith on October 2, 2020, 8:34 amThe Royal Navy in the Mediterranean Sea.
The Royal Navy in the Mediterranean Sea.
Uploaded files:Quote from Jamie Smith on October 3, 2020, 5:48 amStill with the RN in the Med'.
Still with the RN in the Med'.
Uploaded files:Quote from Steve on October 3, 2020, 11:12 amThis is a wonderful Forum. Very pleased to see the SA connection with HMSAS Natal. Why did we not do this as a display? Did I say "no to GB" because its not SA? If so, I am sorry. I was wrong. I am enjoying this tremendously. My Uncle Reg was in the Royal Navy in corvettes in the North Atlantic, When asked what he did in the war, he always said he was in the "Submarine Service"! My Dad told me that he had seen HMS Hood once as a boy. My Dad was from Hull. As a six year old boy he actually saw R38 airship crash into the Humber. And remembered it. "It was awful", he said.
This is a wonderful Forum. Very pleased to see the SA connection with HMSAS Natal. Why did we not do this as a display? Did I say "no to GB" because its not SA? If so, I am sorry. I was wrong. I am enjoying this tremendously. My Uncle Reg was in the Royal Navy in corvettes in the North Atlantic, When asked what he did in the war, he always said he was in the "Submarine Service"! My Dad told me that he had seen HMS Hood once as a boy. My Dad was from Hull. As a six year old boy he actually saw R38 airship crash into the Humber. And remembered it. "It was awful", he said.
Quote from Jamie Smith on October 3, 2020, 11:39 amYou didn't say yes and you didn't say no. One day in the distant future (there another 5 volumes) we can serialise it! I took the South African section (not included in the 'The famous {to be} Five) out and you did post that. I was once in a submarine in Hull! And yes I am enjoying posting it - it has become my new '5 a day'! A lot of 5's today. 'Me
You didn't say yes and you didn't say no. One day in the distant future (there another 5 volumes) we can serialise it! I took the South African section (not included in the 'The famous {to be} Five) out and you did post that. I was once in a submarine in Hull! And yes I am enjoying posting it - it has become my new '5 a day'! A lot of 5's today. 'Me
Quote from Jamie Smith on October 4, 2020, 3:53 amStill in the Med' and Gibraltar which was one of the starting points for Operation Torch.
Still in the Med' and Gibraltar which was one of the starting points for Operation Torch.
Uploaded files:Quote from Jamie Smith on October 5, 2020, 4:17 amOperation torch and Operation Tiger. And was that a South African Sailor on H.M.S. Stork?
Operation torch and Operation Tiger. And was that a South African Sailor on H.M.S. Stork?
Uploaded files:Quote from Jamie Smith on October 5, 2020, 6:50 pmIt is a few years since I wrote this but even now as I read what I wrote then I feel the tears well up in my eyes,
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It is a few years since I wrote this but even now as I read what I wrote then I feel the tears well up in my eyes,
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