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RFA Fort Austin 1982 848 viewsBosun and RAS teamchoff

Capt Tony Pitt686 viewsRFA Fort Austin 1997 Suez Canal.choff

Gold Rover 1982/83657 viewsAndy Phillips 2nd Mate1 commentsMac McElroy

Capt Bruce Seymour734 viewsResource 1982choff

Gold Rover 1982673 viewsRound the world trip with the Yacht
John Orchard, Capt and me and a new
Lee Enfield rifle fm PNGMac McElroy

Sir Percy Pacific572 viewsSid Clench on one of his many
fishing trips!Mac McElroy

Bacchus 1975841 viewsA Bacchanalian Party, Chatham.
Robin Green (Can't remember if he was choff or capt
at this time)1 commentsMac McElroy

Bacchus 1975609 viewsParty Chatham dockyard
Background Jonny Walker 2/OMac McElroy

Sir Percy 1974 Pacific621 viewsPete Nelson(Choff) administering to
Davie Hamill (AWRE?) in crossing the
line ceremonyMac McElroy

Sir Percy 1974 Pacific573 viewsSid Clench (Capt) and Pete Nelson (Choff)
Cutting of the first tomatoes grown in
the crane cab! Everyone had a slice (Eventually!)Mac McElroy

Cdre Barry Rutterford 80th Birthday758 viewsGourock Golf Club - Nov 2011ALC2

Hoole and Donkersley798 viewsA Bar Pompey1 commentsALC2

The Lockes' on Location687 viewsNancy and Chris - Gunwharf Summer 2011ALC2

Dory, Smart and Hoole684 viewsDown the Gunwharf - Summer 2011ALC2

Dale Worthington & Rex Cooper808 viewsSporting the latest fashions from Fort Grange in the Falklands, 1984.choff

Bosun Gerry Wilkes684 viewsMarch 2012 at Cammell Lairds - RFA BLACK ROVER
Seen here in his younger days.Mick Spear

Captain John McLoughlin751 views1929 - 2012choff

CPO(Carp) Michael (Mick) Smailes 694 views1948 ~ 20121 commentschoff

Chiu Yiu Nam GM, 1949 - 20121287 viewsOn the 8th June 1982 at Fitzroy CHIU YIU NAM was serving aboard the LSL Sir Galahad when it was attacked by Argentine Skyhawk and Mirage Aircraft. Two bombs scored direct hits.
Within minutes Sir Galahad was burning fiercely and the order was given to abandon ship. Despite the exodus of those about him, seeing the peril of some soldiers trapped by the fire, CHIU chose to
disobey the order. He donned an asbestos suit, knowing that in a conflagration of such fierceness it provided only partial protection, and disappeared into the flames and smoke. He returned with one man and having delivered him safely to the rescuers plunged back into the flames. He continued without regard for his own danger or fatigue, until he had rescued all those he could find still alive.
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