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781 viewsSG1A Harry Daddy, broke his toe when a 45 gallon oil drum dropped on his toe. An unfortunate accident as the barrel rim dropped on to his DMS (Dems My Shores) boots just behind the steel protector (Sods Law) I had the pleasure of driving Harry all the way from the MPA to Port Stanly main hospital. A very comical man with dry sense of humor, a guy well liked by all. Sadly Harry is no longer with us. anchorclanker

Retainer Singapore 1963/64781 viewsUnknown, Doc. Perry. Martin Sprague JElec1 commentsReg Barrett

RFA FORT AUSTIN 1983780 views1 commentsPaul Dyer

RFA Lyness780 viewsAndy Duncan CHOFF missing an open goal1 commentsjohnpacker

Alfie Kendall, Alex Forsyth, Danny Avery.780 viewschoff

Rory McCrae780 viewsRory McCraeSC-UK

George Evans & Andy Stirling779 views1 commentschoff

Appleleaf Sembawang 1981779 viewsHowie Spencer, ? , 3/0 Mark Nugent walking to the village.
I fell into that storm drain one night...still got the scars on my shins.1 commentsjumpercollins

Resource 1982779 viewsPic. from Paddy Hall.SC-UK

Regent, 1969779 viewsRoland (chippy) Carpenter 3rd Eng Off.Reg Barrett

Port Stanley / Fort Grange Team779 viewsPort Stanley / Fort Grange TeamSC-UK

Group778 views3 commentsAlperian

Alan Bradshaw, Mick Burns, Paul Opperman, Andy Hall and Andy Bishop 778 views Denmark 2007. 2 commentschoff

Blues Brothers778 viewsFort Grange 1986dindanlo

Sir Percy 1974 Pacific778 viewsErnie ? Purser
Mainly non RFA + Chinese crew1 commentsMac McElroy

RFA Fort Austin - 1980778 views... includes CPO(MM) Harry Bartlett & CEO Tom Humphries.
Pics. contributed by Peter Bartlett.SC-UK

RFA Fort Grange - 1983778 viewsJohn Woodman - RFA Fort Grange, San Carlos, Falklands 1983SC-UK

Singapore 1967 - Retainer.777 viewsFred Young was 4/E on Retainer.1 commentschoff

Colin Campbell, Sam Dunlop, Tony Mitchell.777 viewsLyness 1978dindanlo

RFA Appleleaf during Rosyth Navy Days 1989777 views Just before she went to the Aussies, sent to me by Danny Harwood. We were doing a "Walk The Plank" thingy with the visitors, for a quid you could "soak a Sailor" in the starboard swimming pool, prodding the reluctant victim with one of the sports fund foils. One of the deckies offered a fiver to soak me and the rest as they say is history.
Pat Thompson
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