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First, sorry my bad english.I hope you can understand me.
Im looking for the seaman LREM John Prosser. He stayed visiting Mar del Plata, Argentine, in 1964, with the HMS Dunkirk. In that time I was visiting the ship and I knew Mr. Prosser. I showed the city with a friend and we were talking about Glasgow and the sealife. He helped us in our english learning.
I wish I could to contact with Mr. Prosser.
If you can help me Ill be sincerely gratefully.
Sorry if my asking make troubles for you. Thanks.
Fernando Funes
ffunesm2008@hotmail.com
Posted by Fernando Funes on 10 December 2008
HMS DUNKIRK 1947 1949
HI THEIR RAY BEYNON IS SEEKING OLD SHIP MATES WHO SERVED ON HMS DUNKIRK 1947 1949 NAMELY ERIC BEARDMORE BETTER KNOWN AS BRUMMY,CHIPPY CALLAGHAN FROM CHIPPENHAM,I AM 80 YEARS YOUNG AT CHRISTMAS SO IT WOULD BE GOOD TO CHAT ABOUT THE GOOD OLD DAYS.
Posted by Raymond Beynon on 07 September 2008
My Father
I am trying to trace any information on my late Father John H Stewart.
he was a Stoker on HMS Dunkirk 11/62-3/63.
Posted by Richard Stewart on 30 June 2008
Ships Crest/Cap Ribbon
I was on Dunkirk from May 1959 to November 1961 and like all of us failed to keep any momentoes from my time aboard. Now I am looking for a cap ribbon (for me) and a good photo of the ships crest (for my web site). I have a small thumbnail but need a full size. If anyone has an original crest then please get in touch. More details of the Battles can be found on the oldships web site.
Posted by Robbie Perrin on 22 June 2008
Tobacco
I was on H.M S.Dunkirk been around April 1953 the stokers advancement course.We had run out of stuff to smoke when I came across a tin of tobacco in my locker.I had put an onion in it to keep it moist.It was powerful stuff.Any one who tried it was speechless next day but it served it's purpose.I am Andrew C.Mitchell PSKX 914718.Only other lad I can recall was a Frankie Howard a lad from Willesden London.He was a Chatam rating.it,s a long time ago.
Andrra.
Posted by Andrew Mitchell on 16 June 2008
FRIENSHIP on 03 June 2008
Memories on 28 April 2008
No 2 Mess on 17 April 2008
HMS Dunkirk on 13 February 2008
Old Dunkirk Sea Dogs
Greetings
I came across your web site by sheer chance.
I served on the Dunkirk 1947 -1949. I was a QM3, Before that i was on HMS Wigtown Bay, a Frigate.
I am in the process of finding my old photos, of oppos, which i will attach when i can put some names to the faces.
I am 79 in a few weeks time.
The captain was a Lt. Cmd Smallwood. Jimmy the one was a Lt. Constable. there was also a Lt.Stewert. Lt.Wace. Lt.Goldsmith [he gave me a ticking off for doing pipe down 5secs to long]
I will add a few more names, if and when they come back to me.
Good Luck to all who sailed in her.
Roy Scowcroft Bolton Lancs
Posted by Roy scowcroft on 15 September 2007
HMS Wigtown Bay

I saw your post and particularly your reference to Wigtown Bay. My father was a sub-lieutenant in her, joining her in Belfast in January 1946. I imagine you must have known him, as he seems to have served from her commissioning to her mothballing in 1947. We are piecing together his naval service following his recent death.
Posted by Christopher Gent on 30 January 2008
My late father, (Signalman) Ronald P Williams (Ronnie) served on the Wigtown Bay in 1946 and I have a photo of the ship (no doubt with him on board) entering the Grand Harbour, Malta during that year, though I'm unable to confirm the month.

He was born in Darwen Lancashire in 1925, so had to wait till 1943-44 before he was old enough to join up. I don't have any record of which ship/s he served on prior to joining K616 but I know he served in Egypt and I have a couple of photos of him and some of his mates taken in Alexandria. My husband and I will be visiting the latter in February 2010, and I plan to have my photo taken in the same spot - all the more poignant since he his no longer with us, much to my never ending sadness. He was one of life's gentlemen and the best father a girl could wish for.
Would love to hear from anyone who knew him.. or anyone who wants a copy of the photo.
Posted by Jeannie Gee (nee Williams on 12 December 2009
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