Re: MV British Promise vs. U-518
Posted by:
Raymond Lloyd
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Date: February 24, 2008 03:37PM
Don,
Just a few reminders for your Dad. "British Promise " was on her maiden voyage, the Master's name was E.J.Goodchild, she reached Halifax on the 22 Nov, had 54 crew and 7 gunners fortunately with no casualties, repaired,she returned to service in May the following year, and was eventually scrapped at Rosyth 1959.
Regards,
Ray
Just a few reminders for your Dad. "British Promise " was on her maiden voyage, the Master's name was E.J.Goodchild, she reached Halifax on the 22 Nov, had 54 crew and 7 gunners fortunately with no casualties, repaired,she returned to service in May the following year, and was eventually scrapped at Rosyth 1959.
Regards,
Ray
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Don | 02/24/2008 12:04PM |
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Don | 02/28/2008 11:07AM |
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