Danish War Sailors - Newcastle upon Tyne

[Des Taff Jenkins]

Hi Eric.
Just cut the lawn, hopefully the last time for the winter so it's all leisure time for the next six months .
Keep Safe
Cheers Des

[Keith at Tregenna]

Looking for something totally different, came across this.

Hope it is of interest. K.


Nazi Germany to Danish Navy: “You sank my battleship”

Nazi Germany to Danish Navy: “You sank my battleship” – The Post

[happy daze john in oz]

Hi Eric.
Just cut the lawn, hopefully the last time for the winter so it's all leisure time for the next six months .
Keep Safe
Cheers Des

Des you would make a good comedian with a statement like that.
The good lady wife will have numerous tasks lined up for you over the Winter, so be a good lad and do them with out complaint LOL

[Hans Christian Andersen]

Thank you - be well! And thank you for offering to lay a wreath, I will mention that at the event on Sunday - best wishes HC

[Erik Vind Frost]

Interesting information. I'm hoping one of you could have some information on Rasmus Skovgaard Bertelsen born in Holsted, Denmark 1913 died october 1944 unknown allied ship (maybe US), He was a fisherman and his nickname was Ras as far I know.
Best regards
Erik Vind Frost
Odense

[Erik Vind Frost]

Thank you so much for the information.
Do you know if there are any pictures of the ships he sailed?
Yamasee, Joseph H Martin and Pan Maine.
Kind regards Erik

[James Curry]

Thank you so much for the information.
Do you know if there are any pictures of the ships he sailed?
Yamasee, Joseph H Martin and Pan Maine.
Kind regards Erik

Joseph H Martin.jpg

This may be one. Joseph H Martin , a 1943 Liberty ship maybe Vernon can clean it up a bit.

[DeepSea]

Pan Maine

Pan-Maine.jpg

[Erik Vind Frost]

Hi again! I have some news about Rasmus Skovgaard Bertelsen. He served on ship no. 167474 registred in London at least in the period 11th May until 21st June 1940. So if I understand the system correct he served in the Royal Navy. Is it possible that he has a personel file somewhere in the U.K. archives? Hope some can help? Best regards Erik

[Doc Vernon]

Not sure Eric
But you can Browse this Link, and see if it may be of any help
Possibly Hugh will be able to assist@!
Cheers

Admiralty: Royal Navy Seamen's Services Continuous Record (CR) Cards | The National Archives

You can Try here as well Eric

Where to find Royal Navy Service Records | Imperial War Museums (iwm.org.uk)