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9th May 2021, 08:53 PM
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Re: Dromonde Hussin
Hi Stephanie
Great Line Up of Ships he had there, and as said he must have gone through a Lot, another of the very finest of Brave Seaman of the past. Never to be forgotten.
Thanks for listing the Crew Details , he must make you so proud!
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26th January 2022, 01:14 PM
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Re: Dromonde Hussin
Hi Stephanie,
My great uncle was master of the Empire Storm at the time, George Welbourne Stephenson. In April 41 they encountered and sunk a u-boat with gunlayer Alexander Cairns. George got an OBE and Alexander got a BEM medals. In May41 the Empire Storm in convoy HX-128 and was sunk by u-557 with 3 souls lost. Prior to this ship George was on the ss Hartlepool and was hit by e-boats but beached after having the stern blown off. After the E Storm he was master of the ss hartlebury which was hit in convoy PQ-17 by U-355 and sunk. He survived but passed in 1944 from his injuries.
Regards Bob.
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