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... a costly ° After the war, the Royal Navy srWl%5B& service the Home Fleet during port Ro aliei ort Constantine, eX por S the last six months she has been at p^^ and either as naval and victualling boats have taken naval ana stores ships ov armament supply ...
... time achievements of the Naval Medical Service. These tncidents illustrate the efficiency with which the Naval Medical Service is extended to meet wartime requirements. There are, of course. medical officers who make the Service a life-long ...
... Milwaukee Journal in commenting on Cammodore of the Royal Naval better protection. These suffered from tons with 12 16-inch guns and a speed bullets, and splinters from bombs. At:the recent naval engagement. Barracks. Chatham. He was promoted a departure ...
... NAVAL LOSSES AT CRETE “No General Inquiry” SIR VICTOR WARRENDER, Financial Secretary to the Admiralty, said in the House of Commons to-day that the First Lord did not consider that a general inquiry into naval losses Crete Mould serve any useful purpose ...
... his uniform to teach naval ratings the art of gunr.ery. To-day at 57. he has completed 34 years' service in the Navy. Thousands of gunnery ratings have passed through his hands. He is now senior naval ratir.g at a South Coast naval base. Admiral's Widow ...
... by our naval correspondent ONE the lessons of this war is that aircraft must be employed in large numbers, and the Royal Navy has absorbed that lesson. The Pteet is bocominK more and more air-minded, and *' there is evidence of this fact in high places ...
... by two Naval two liquids will not separate ceocists, Captain C. J. Gray, again. The sea water is held in BE.. D. 5.0., R.N. fret.), and, suspension in a finely divided Var. Wycliffe Killner, of the state by the oil, and gets carried .oval Naval Scientific ...
... KING & QUEEN'S VISIT PORTSMOUTH TOUR Lunch in Victory The King and Queen lunched on board H.M.S. Victory at Portsmouth yesterday during a tour of establishments, when they inspected men and women of the British Naval Service, sailors from the Dominions ...
... A THREAT TO NAVAL PENSIONS? (By OBSERVER► THI.. position of naval pensioner s under the proposed National Insurance Scheme remains d an gerously obscure. Despite a clear assurance from t h e Minister of National Insurance that long service pen „;„ ners ...
... NAVAL STRENGTH OF SWEDEN Confidence In Stockholm [By ARCHIBA LD ERSKINE] S WF.DEN is not a first-class naval Power, but the position of the country in northern Europe has made it necessary to maintain certain classes of naval units. Between the Baltic ...
... Lieut.-Comdr. Maurice Cay. R.N . , by J.L.S.C., who writes that the death of Maurice Cay has caused a gap In the Royal Naval Medical Service which can never adequately be filled The tribute continues: Apart from his professional skill, he possessed all ...
... FRANCE AS A NAVAL ALLY Unspectacular Work (By RAYNIOND V. B. BLACKMAN) S O much is being heard about the German. Russian and Italian Beets that the fact is frequently overlooked that of the four principal continental naval Powers France has by far the ...