WORLD WAR ONE ROYAL NAVY MEDALS Page 3
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STANLEY WILLIAM PARKER
J69659 ROYAL NAVY
From Worthing, Sussex, Born in October 1901
Enlisted as a Boy in April 1917 Served in Royal Airforce in World War Two.
Medals come with copy service papers
At £38.00
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BERTRAM BROOKS
M1251 ROYAL NAVY
From Oakhampton, Devon, Born in February 1891
Enlisted September 1909 and was still serving in World War Two
Bertram served in HMS Melpomene from August 1915 to February 1917, this ship was hit by German shells on two separate sorties around the Belgium coast during this time. Transferred to HMS Satyr. On 4 June 1917, Satyr was deployed as part of a large group of 7 cruisers and 25 destroyers to protect the monitors Erebus and Terror in their bombardment of the German held Belgian port of Ostend. Along with sister ships Taurus, Sharpshooter and Torrent, Satyr sank the German destroyer S20.
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At £170.00
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ALBERT HERBERT MILLARD
J 56783
From Stotford Baldock, Hertfodshire
Albert was killed in action when HMS Surprise hit a mine in the North Sea.
One of the duties of the Harwich Force destroyers was the so-called "Beef Run", convoys to and from The Netherlands. Surprise was part of the escort of a Netherlands-bound convoy on 22 December, when the destroyer Valkyrie struck a mine and was badly damaged, having to be towed to Harwich by the destroyer Sylph. The remainder of the convoy reached the Hook of Holland safely, and the escort waited near the Maas Light Buoy for the return convoy. At about 02:00 hr on 23 December, Surprise, Torrent, Tornado and Radiant ran into a German minefield, with Torrent striking a German mine. Surprise and Tornado went to rescue Torrent's crew, but Torrent set off a second mine and quickly sank. While she was attempting to rescue survivors and recover her boats, Surprise struck a mine and sank
£76.00
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Frederick Moys
288068 S.P.O
Born 1880 Canterbury, Kent. Enlisted in March 1898, during his service life was on two occasions sent to the Cells for 10 days. Served throughout WW1 on HMS St George and discharged in 1920.
£45.00
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Robert George Hunt
Born in Islington, London in 1882. An electrician by trade.
Medals named to
F3298, R G Hunt L.M. R.N.A.S.
£72.00
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Harold Mitchell Foster
Royal Navy Division
Medals named to
R2020. H.M. Foster A.S. R.N.V.R.
Harold was born in 1888 and had enlisted into the East Yorkshire Regiment in June 1908, for 4 years, He re-enlisted into the East York's cyclist battalion in August 1914 and was discharged in June 1917, when he enlisted into the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve and was post to Drake battalion in France. Harold's records can be found at the National Archives under the Royal Navy Division.
£72.00
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Richard Jones
Royal Navy and Merchant Navy
Medals named to
A2920 R. Jones. R.N.R.
Richard was born 31st December 1889 at Beaumaris, Anglesey. He was a merchant seaman who enlisted into the Royal Navy Reserve in 1910. During WW1 he served in DAMS. He was also a problem seaman as noted on his service records. I have managed to read a few lines with these results. He did temporally leave his ship on three occasions, Did break out of cells on two occasions, walked away from divine service and caught smuggling. He would continue in the Merchant navy until 1946 when his services were no longer requires. During WW2 he was on the ship TEIRESIAS when sunk by German bombers. He would continue to miss ship sailing and was severely reprimanded for this offence in 1944 and dismissed the service in 1946.
£165.00
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