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Please could you help me find my dad's service number
he was in the merchant navy and travelled a lot he loved being at sea,
he said they were the best days of his life ,sadly I lost my dad April 23 , his funeral is Thurs 19
and I'm just hoping to find this number to add on thr funeral service sheet,
any help would be gratefully received.
siobhanmingay@gmail.com
Many thanks.
Siobhan Mingay
(Daughter)
Royston Grange’ on the 11th May 1972, all hands were lost when the ship was in collision with the tanker ‘Tien Chee’.
A memorial service on the 11th May at 2pm at All Hallows By The Tower, London at 2pm.
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2nd April 2022, 12:59 AM
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Fast promotion RN style?
How many ex RN personel noticed HM and her family attending Prince Phillips memorial service this week, noticed that Princess Anne’s second husband is now an Admiral . Seem to recollect he was a naval lieutenant when she married him. Fast promotion in any walk of life , or a position fitting to his Royal status in the family ? There are always certain things that stick in the memory banks no matter how bad ones memory gets. In trying to remember a recent surname beginning with the letter F ,brought to mind a chief engineer I sailed with called Fuchter , he started life as a stoker RN, served in submarines during the last war, got a commission , came out of the RN at 48 years of age and his claim to fame was he was the oldest lieutenant in the RN.However this gave him a class 1 cert. of service as chief engineer , and his next claim to fame was he was the best customer in the Japanese bath houses. A good shipmate and the life of any party. JS
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