From Don Wiseman
HMS AUROCHS 1961 in Canadian waters
From Philip Marsden: 1978: Team photos with me and others in the SM School whose names escape me. Hugh Thompson was Cdr Submarine School, in which I was the Engineering Branch Development Officer (EBDO
From Philip Marsden: 1978: Team photos with me and others in the SM School whose names escape me. Hugh Thompson was Cdr Submarine School, in which I was the Engineering Branch Development Officer (EBDO
From Philip Marsden: 1978: Team photos with me and others in the SM School whose names escape me. Hugh Thompson was Cdr Submarine School, in which I was the Engineering Branch Development Officer (EBDO
From Barrie Downer
The originals were sent to me via a colleague (Gavin Scrimgeour) in Australia. They had been in the possession of Gillian Jones from Sarina Beach in Queensland who inherited them from her late father-in-law - EM1 Derek Jones
Rorqual's wardroom of 1972
From Peter Christmas
Left to right: Jan Nielsen (Engines), Bill Pym (NO), Chris Roddis (First Lt), me (CO), Nigel Morgan (5th Hand), Pat Walker (Torps/Sonar), Hilary Synnott (Electrics)
Don't we look young!
From Tim Honnor: A re-union of the 1967 OTTER Wardroom, in the Appointer’s office in the Old Admiralty Building when I was the Submarine Appointer in 1979. From L - R: Reg Tozer (Electrical Officer) Martin Buckley (Fourth Hand) Dennis Rowe (Engineer) Tim Honnor (Third Hand) David Ramsay (First Lieutenant) and the redoubtable Simon Conway who was our much loved Captain.
Nick Crews - missing - was the Fifth Hand
Opportune Hands to Bathe 1974
From Ian Craig
1974 Opportune on transit from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Gosport. The head half hidden with sun glasses is the Captain, Iain McVittie.
From Tim Honnor
OTC 152 in 1962
From Tim Honnor:
Frank Grenier - Teacher.
Then L - R
Robin Gee
Tim Honnor
David Pender-Cudlip
Eric Van Es - RNN
David Jefferies
Must have been taken at Faslane around December 1971 (I think!)
NGC 46 - Greenwich Summer 1977
From Geoff McCready:
Having a bit of a tidy up and came across the attached and thought I'd send it in given the recent passing of Charlie N-E.
From 'PK' Pitkeathly: HMS Sealion and may be taken prior to 1975, notice the length of the sideboards and with old fashioned caps and not berets.
From: Rod Little
Back Row: Simon Bebbington, NZ S/Lt, Neil Yockney, ex-CPO TS(SM), Can’t remember, RML in Hezbollah Phase, Keith Marshall, Pat Pearson.
Front Row: David Kingham, Roly Harding, Chris Gray, Paul Branscombe, WOMEM “Sandy” Powell, Aus SD, Alan Hoskins, Marcus Fitzgerald.
From Pat Drummy
HMS Ocelot`s ships company taken in October 1977 just before Paul Branscombe left as CO. Mike Gilbert joined for the last running period before we went to refit in Rosyth in January 1978. Mike then went on to drive Oberon.
From Brian Higginson:
NRC 37 at RNC Greenwich.
Back Row (l-r)
Tim Wray, Rod Horne, Colin Jones, Derek Warnett
Front Row (l-r)
Graham Burt, Brian Higginson, John Cunningham, Peter Payne-Hanlon, Stuart McHardie
From Rob Forsyth. NXC29 at RNC Greenwich.
COQC 1/75 Reunion 40 years on
From Doug Littlejohns: Left to Right. Driekus Heij (RNLN), Doug Littlejohns, David Wilmot-Smith, Martin
Macpherson, Rob Forsyth, Peter Briggs (RAN), Nick Ferguson, Jock McLees
Courageous Commissioning 1971
From "PK" Pitkeathly
Officers at the Commissioning Ceremony 16th October 71 at Barrow in Furness and what a very liquid event!
From Nick Ferguson 6th form left on the middle row behind the OTO, Lt Morley Stephens
Courageous - Keswick to Barrow Walk 1970
From "PK" Pitkeathly
Keswick to Barrow walk in 1970 of 42 miles. With Sam Fry in the front row, back row , “C” is Lt Cdr David Wixon SEO, “G” is Lt Cdr Walker(??????), “E” is Lt Cdr Paddy O’Riordan 1st Lt, ”U” is Lt Cdr Board (???????) and finally Lt Jim Jones.
Courageous at Barrow 1871
From "PK" Pitkeathly
Parade at Barrow for the ships company from Courageous, just back from Contractors Sea Trials, Churchill was in to receive the trials propulser which was very successful and Swiftsure which was starting to crew up. Taken 15th July 71, there were about 150 on parade. The Admiral was Vice Admiral Ian McGeoch and the Cdr nearest was the C.O of Churchill, but not a clue of his name. Given a make and mend after the event, a great run ashore was had by all.
