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... NAVAL VESSELS IN DISTRESS Southsea Rescues AHUNDRED men—officers and crews of two naval vessels--were rescued by lifeboat in Spithcad during Thursday night of last week, when their vessels foundered. The gale was blowing with renewed fury, and they were ...
... r __ Naval Notes.. Gossip I I REWS of the t w o amenity ships, of the Royal Navy going to the Far East will include professional entertainers in the Service to lorm seagoing concert parties. Versatile performers are needed so that shows ranging from ...
... both charges proved. A long list of previous convictions was read from Hendry's Service documents. He was sentenced to 18 months' hard labour *nd is to be dismissed the Service. Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham, who has relinquished the of Commander-in-Chief. poet ...
... SERVICE AND SOCIETY Holder of the D.S.O. which he won during the fierce tank battles in Normandy last year, the commanding officer of a famous Royal Tank Regiment force himself led the first wave of his amphibious Buffaloes which swept across the Rhine ...
... Allied cause. Queen and Princess Knit for Navy The Queen and Princess Elizabeth, and Princess Margaret are amongst the knitters who have converted 855,957 pounds of wool into high necked sweaters, scarves, and gloves for men of the Royal Navy in the last ...
... decoration of the Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Orange-Nassau, bestowed on him by the Queen of the Netherlands for most distinguished service to the' Royal Netherlands Navy in his' appointment as Commander-in- Chief, Eastern Fleet, Hospital ships ...
... 1936-28 and traJ front the Royal Aust rallan Navy to the Royal Navy In 1938.—H.T. 3230. family; in the Royal Navy there is a marriage allowance. The merchant seamen buy their own clothes. uniform, etc. Navy's Lower Rates If a naval able seaman's' flat rate ...
... Signals D.S.M. Chief Yeot lUam 'tfordi He has' served In the Royal Navy since he was a boy. His first trip was a ten-month world world cruise which H.M.S. Delhi made with the present King and Queen on board. He was in the Iron Duke when, in the first year ...
... Surgeon Rear-Admiral H. R. B. Hull (the Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar). and Superintendent E. Chown. Having inspected a naval guard of h3nour, the Mayor announced the flags of the United Nations, and the Royal Marine Band of H.M.S. St. Vincent played ...
... Air Commodore H. 8. Glynn (Queen Alexandra Hospital r ). and James (Matron. Em and Wa Reenlist). Major C. H. Hannhigton, J.P.. Messrs. P. H Childs. J.P. (City Coroner). A. Z. Howe (representing Royal Yacht Club). R. Hunter (Royal Corinthian Yacht Club), ...
... _ 0.8. E., of Woolbetween Edward Leonard Bayer . and Patricia Alexandra Bitten . . . She is probably the first girl to hear hgy banns published by radio To the world. Mg to the service because it was being held on board the battleship Warspite, in ...
... TrafalgarD service in H.M.S. Victory. Left to right: Rev. C. H. IL ay Comp, R.N., Chaplain of the Dockyard; Chaplain of the Fleet, the Yes. Archdeacon J. K. Wilson, C.R.K., M.A.; Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth, Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton. H.T.1690 Queen Mary ...