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3rd February 2012, 12:58 PM
#21
Him Ian.
If you would like some photo,s of the British Resource,
I can letyou have some.Let me know your email address
and I will post them off to you.
Dave Williams
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3rd February 2012, 02:44 PM
#22

Originally Posted by
Ooor Wullie
I contacted" BP Shipping" direct and they sent me great pics of all the ships I needed.
Same as me Wullie and got great pics, but I added "Photographic Dept " to the address
Graham R774640
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30th March 2012, 08:17 PM
#23
dow jones
hi scott i never sailed with your wifes grandad. but the story behind the bell is that it was a salvage operation between the british dragoon and the british pride they were taking oil off the stricken andrias patra(i think its spelt that way) dow jones same name as the dow jones index (stock market). hope ive been a help cheers
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1st April 2012, 01:07 AM
#24
Capt Jones
Hi scott, have just picked up this post from long ago. I sailed with a capt jones on the Br Advocate in 1960/61 he came form Saundersfoot is this the person u are referring to.
Rgds Denis
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11th September 2012, 02:40 PM
#25
British Resource
Dear Mr Williams
My father sailed on BP tankers during the 1950's and early 60's and one of the tankersd he sailed on as the British Resource, from memory he also sailed on the Consul, Corporal, and Guardian. his name was Kenneth Creamer. Sadly my father died in 1968 and I would love to know more about his life at sea.
Hopefully somebody will remember sailing with him.
Best wishes
Dianne
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11th September 2012, 08:41 PM
#26
Kenneth Creamer

Originally Posted by
Dianne Allen
Dear Mr Williams
Welcome to the site Dianne.
Thanks for stopping by to introduce yourself and tell us about your late father. It is to be hoped that you enjoy the content here which is as varied as the members. I do hope that you find someone who sailed with or remembers Kenneth Creamer. Was he an Engineer, Radio Officer on Deck or in Catering?
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12th September 2012, 09:21 AM
#27
Kenneth Creamer
Hi
Dad, (Ken) was an engineeer. I realise that it was all along time ago, but hopefully someone will remember him
Best wishes
Dianne
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13th September 2012, 05:29 PM
#28
B.P.Ships Photo's
Hi Wullie.
I know this goes back a while,but I came across
a message saying that you had been in contact
with B.P. who supplied you with photo's of the
ships you sailed on.Back in the 50s I was on the
British Pioneer,Resource,Envoy,Hero and the Duke
and although I have a few photo's of these ships,
I would like to enlarge my collection so I am hoping
that you will be able to supply me with a name,address
etc of a contact at B.P.You can contact me by email HERE if you prefer.
Dave Williams
Last edited by Tony Morcom; 13th September 2012 at 06:11 PM.
Reason: Email address removed from public forum and replaced with site link for member's own security
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19th March 2013, 08:24 PM
#29
colin meiklejohn
I have photos of BP Tankers as follows
British Curlew,Bombardier,Prudence,Workman,Engineer,Lanter n, Fulmar, Poplar, Cavalier, Robin, and Corporal,
If someone wants any of these just ask. I have et to add all my ship photos to the gallery but will eventually.
cheers
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20th March 2013, 09:11 AM
#30
British Might.
I sailed on BRITISH MIGHT in 1948 and did two trips I recall which was nearly a year but that included a few enjoyable weeks in drydock in Falmouth. Years later I like a lot of us decided I would like photos of all the ships I sailed on, this was maybe in the late 1970s when I was thinking of career change (Oil rigs)
Anyway British Might long gone even company name had changed from British Tanker Company (BTC Better Times Coming) to BP. On an offchance I wrote to their head office in London and asked if they had a photo of the British Might. Quite soon afterwards lo and behold a very nice letter and photograph arrived to add to my collection of the sixty odd ships I sailed on. The photo showed British Might in her wartime roll with guns still in place
Stuart
R396040
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