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Scarlett, Cedric Charles Fielding Son of Lt.Cdr. Charles Louis Scarlett, RN (1882-1947), and Hilda Fielding. Cousin of R.Adm. (E) George Wilsmore Gay, CB, MBE, DSC, RN. Married (21.11.1942, Philadelphia, PA, USA) Judith Minnick; one daughter.	(12?).1919 Portsmouth district, Sussex - 20.04.2010	Cadet 01.01.1938 Midsh. 01.01.1939 A/S.Lt. 01.09.1940 S.Lt. 10.09.1941, seniority 01.04.1940 Lt. 01.02.1942 (resigned 11.05.1948)	01.01.1938 - 31.12.1938 special entry cadet, HMS Vindictive (cadet training cruiser) 01.01.1939 - (04.)1940 HMS Warspite (battleship) 01.09.1940 - (10.1940) promotion course, Portsmouth [HMS Victory] (02.1941)     promotion course, Portsmouth [HMS Victory] * 19.08.1941 - (08.1942) HMS Regent (submarine) (02.1943)     no appointment listed 18.04.1943 - (06.)1943 First Lieutenant, HMS H 33 (submarine) 20.06.1943 - (12.1943) First Lieutenant, HMS Sirdar (submarine) 01.1944 - (04.)1944 HMS Forth (submarine depot ship) (06.1944)     HMS Taff (frigate) * 15.07.1944 - (10.1944) First Lieutenant, HMS Hargood (frigate) (01.1945)     HMS Hargood (frigate) * 02.1945 - (07.)1945 First Lieutenant, HMS Starling (sloop) 15.11.1945 - (04.1947) HMS Renown (battlecruiser)
Scarlett, Charles Louis Married Hilda Fielding; ... children (son Lt. Cedric Charles Fielding Scarlett, RN).	23.04.1882 - 29.01.1947 Portsmouth district, Hampshire	Boatsw. 1914?, seniority 15.09.1913 Cd.Boatsw. 15.09.1923 (retd 23.04.1932) Lt. (retd) 23.04.1932 Lt.Cdr. (retd) 16.08.1942 (reverted to retd < 10.1944)	10.03.1914     entered RN 10.07.1923 - (05.1926) HM Dockyard Gibraltar [HMS Cormorant] (02.1927)     no appointment listed 04.04.1927 - (08.1929) Master Rigger, HM Dockyard Malta (04.1930)     no appointment listed 24.05.1930 - (01.)1932 HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) (for "Victory" ship) 14.09.1939 - (04.)1940 HMS Spartiate (RN base, Glasgow) 01.04.1940 - (12.1943) HMS Orlando (RN base, Greenock) (for miscellaneous duties) (04.1944)     no appointment listed (06.1944)     HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) * * indexed, but not listed as such
Scatchard, John Percival "Jack" Son of Dr James P. Scatchard, MB, BS, Tadcaster, Yorkshire. Married (1943) Edith Margaret Niven; one daughter.	05.09.1910 Tadcaster, Yorkshire - 22.06.2001 Warsash, nr. Southampton, Hampshire	Cadet 01.01.1928 Midsh. 01.09.1928 A/S.Lt. 01.01.1931 S.Lt. 01.09.1931 Lt. 01.09.1933 Lt.Cdr. 01.09.1941 A/Cdr. > 07.1945, < 04.1946 Cdr. 31.12.1946 Capt. 01.12.1951 R.Adm. 07.01.1961 V.Adm. 14.08.1963 (retd 19.08.1964) CB 01.01.1963 New Year 1963 DSC 02.10.1942 Operation Jubilee [investiture 27.10.1942] DSC 07.11.1944 sinking U 453 Mediterranean 21.05.1944 [decoration posted] DSC 14.08.1945 relief of Greece [decoration posted] MID 02.12.1941 Operation Tiger (Gunnery Officer)	Education: Aysgarth School, Yorkshire; RN College, Dartmouth (1924-1928). 07.01.1928 - (08.)1929 HMS Repulse (battlecruiser) (Atlantic Fleet) 24.09.1929 - (08.)1930 HMS Shropshire (cruiser) (Mediterranean) 30.08.1930 - (10.1930) HMS Devonshire (cruiser) (Mediterranean) (02.1931)     no appointment listed 17.08.1931 - (01.)1932 promotion course, Portsmouth 25.04.1932 - (06.1933) HMS Crusader (destroyer) (Home Fleet) (01.1934)     no appointment listed 25.05.1934 - (02.)1937 HMS Kent (cruiser) (China) 27.03.1937 - (02.)1938 HMS St Vincent (boys' training establishment, Forton) 03.04.1938 - 23.05.1941 First Lieutenant, HMS Kashmir (destroyer) (sunk) (despatches) 09.09.1941 - 08.1943 Commanding Officer, HMS Garth (destroyer) (DSC) 09.08.1943 - 09.1945 Commanding Officer, HMS Termagant (destroyer) (Bar & Second Bar to DSC) 18.09.1945 - (04.)1946 Executive Officer, HMS Peewit (RN Air Station, East Haven, Angus) 09.1946 - ? First Lieutenant, HMS Vanguard (battleship)       Plans Division, Admiralty [HMS President] 17.03.1947 - (07.1948) HMS Dolphin (submarine depot, Gosport) (for Fort Blockhouse) (05.1949)     no appointment listed 26.09.1949 - (05.1950) Executive Officer, HMS Phoebe 1951 - 1952 Captain (D), Portsmouth [HMS Boxer] * 05.08.1953 - (04.1955) Staff Officer (Administration) to the Commander-in-Chief Portsmouth [HMS Victory] (01.1956)     no appointment listed       Imperial Defence College (01.1957)     no appointment listed 27.08.1957 - (01.)1959 Captain, 5th Destroyer Squadron [HMS Duchess] 1959 - 1960 Director of Naval Equipment, Admiralty [HMS President] 01.10.1960 - 1962 Commandant, Joint Services Staff College, Latimer, Bucks. [HMS President] 11.12.1962 - (02.)1964 Flag Officer, Second-in-Command, Far East Fleet [HMS Hermes] (CB) Settled permanently at Warsash, near Southampton, where he gave many years' service as a churchwarden, and from where he sailed his small boat in the Solent. * (05.1953) still indexed, but no longer listed as such
Schofield, Brian Betham Son of Thomas Dodgshon Schofield, and Margaret Annie Bradley. Married 1st (1922) Doris Sibyl Ambrose (marriage dissolved, 1941); one son (and one son deceased). Married 2nd (1941) Norah Kathleen Handley (née Beatty) (died 1946). Married 3rd (1946) Grace Mildred Seale; two daughters.	11.10.1895 - 08.11.1984	Midsh. 1913 Lt.Cdr. 1925 Cdr. 30.06.1931 Capt. 30.06.1938 R.Adm. 1947 (retd 01.12.1950) V.Adm. (retd) 01.12.1950 CB 1949 ? CBE 02.06.1943 ?	15.09.1908     entered RN ... - ... ... 1939 - 1940 Naval Attaché at The Hague and Brussels 27.02.1940 - 01.03.1941 Commanding Officer, HMS Galatea (light cruiser) 15.04.1941 - (08.1942) Director of Trade Division, Admiralty [HMS President] (02.1943) - (06.1943) no appointment listed 06.08.1943 - 09.12.1943 Commanding Officer, HMS Duke of York (battleship) 19.01.1944 - (01.)1945 Commanding Officer, HMS Dryad (navigation school, Portsmouth) 10.04.1945 - 1946 Commanding Officer, HMS King George V (battleship) ... - ... ... Published: The Royal Navy Today, 1960; The Russian Convoys, 1964; British Seapower, 1967; The Rescue Ships (with L.F. Martyn), 1968; The Loss of the Bismarck, 1972; The Attack on Taranto, 1973; Operation Neptune, 1974; The Arctic Convoys, 1977; Navigation and Direction, 1977.
Sclater, Claude Edward Lutley	24.01.1910 Odiham, Lancashire - 20.04.1986 Cambridge	Cadet 09.1924 Midsh. 01.01.1928 A/S.Lt. 01.05.1930 Lt. 01.06.1932 Lt.Cdr. 01.06.1940 A/Cdr. 1945 (retd 24.01.1955) DSO 15.09.1942 attack by enemy aircraft Plymouth 17.06.1942 [investiture 09.11.1943] DSO 16.03.1943 North Russian convoy JW51B 31.12.1942 [investiture 09.11.1943] MID 12.06.1947 HM's birthday; minesweeping OCrn 01.02.1949 services to Belgium FRGS (1933)	Education: Twyford School; RN College, Dartmouth. 1927 - 1929 midshipman, HMS Hood (battleship) 17.05.1929 - (08.1929) midshipman, HMS Tiger (battle cruiser) 01.05.1930 - (02.1931) promotion course, RN College, Greenwich 09.09.1931 - 1933 HMS Folkestone (sloop) (Persian Gulf) (01.1934) no appointment listed surveying service (assisted with surveys of the Shetlands and of uncharted waters off Borneo and Malaya): 02.04.1935 - (07.1935) HMS Fitzroy (surveying vessel) 18.12.1935 - (02.1937) HMS Herald (surveying vessel) 07.06.1939 - 14.10.1939 HMS Royal Oak (battleship) (torpedoed) 12.1939 - 07.1940 Executive Officer, HMS Broke (destroyer, flotilla leader) (Dunkirk, Western Approach.) 22.08.1940 - 17.06.1942 Commanding Officer, HMS Wild Swan (destroyer) (Channel sweeps, Atlantic convoy duties from Liverpool, Gibraltar, Freetown) (sunk) 21.07.1942 - (12.1943) Commanding Officer, HMS Obdurate (destroyer) (Scapa Flow, Russian convoys) (04.1944) - (06.1944) no appointment listed (09.1944?) - (1945?) Chief Staff Officer, Antwerp (for about 1 year) 21.02.1946 - 02.1947 Commanding Officer, HMS Hound (minesweeper) & SO 18th Minesweeping Flotilla (Queenstown) - (1955?) Resident Naval Officer, Orkney (in charge of Naval Base at Lyness) 1955 - 1964 Domus Bursar of King's College, Cambridge (becoming a Fellow of his College and M.A. Cambridge; supervised the restoration of the college buildings)
Scott, [Rev.] Cuthbert Le Messurier Second of three sons of Albert and Agnes Scott, both London schoolteachers. Married (1942) Peggie Vivien (29.12.1916-03.2003), eldest daughter of Air Commodore William Helmore MP; one daughter, two sons.	13.05.1913 London - 31.12.2006 Hindhead, Surrey	Midsh. 01.09.1932 A/S.Lt. 01.01.1935 S.Lt. ? Lt. 01.10.1935 Lt.Cdr. 01.04.1943 Cdr. 30.06.1950 Capt. 31.12.1957 (retd 1959)	Education: Haberdashers’ Aske’s School; Wells Theological College (1960) 09.1931 - 09.1932? HMS Erebus (monitor; cadet training ship, Devonport) 03.09.1932 - (06.)1933 HMS Exeter (cruiser) (Home Fleet) 25.07.1933 - (01.)1934 HMS Renown (battlecruiser) (Home Fleet) 18.04.1934 - (07.1934) HMS Neptune (cruiser) (Home Fleet) 03.01.1935 - (07.1935) promotion course, RN College, Greenwich [HMS President] 25.01.1936 - (02.)1937 HMS Hussar (sloop minesweeper) (1st Minesweeping Flotilla) 16.04.1937 - (02.)1941 HMNZS Leander (cruiser) (New Zealand) 04.08.1941 - (08.1942) long gunnery course, HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) 1942? - 1943 Assistant to Fleet Gunnery Officer, HMS King George V (battleship) (Scapa Flow) 01.1943 - (02.)1943 HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) 26.04.1943 - (06.1944) Gunnery Officer, HMS Black Prince (cruiser) (saw action on the Russian convoy route to Murmansk, in the Mediterranean, at the Normandy landings, and in the Pacific) (07.1945) HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) (04.1946) no appointment listed 14.11.1946 - (07.1948) Gunnery Officer, HMS Sussex (cruiser) 05.01.1949 - (05.1950) HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) (05.1953) no appointment listed 07.1953? Commanding Officer, HMS St Bride's Bay (frigate) (Korean War) Admiralty [HMS President] 01.02.1955 - (01.1957) Drafting Commander, RN Barracks, Portsmouth [HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth)] ? - 1959 Senior Officer of the Reserve Fleet at Chatham Became a Reverend; ordained deacon 1961, priest 1962; Vicar, St John's, Hyde Park Crescent and St Michael and All Angels, Paddington 1964-72 (founder of Horseman's Sunday); Vicar, Shamley Green 1972-83; retiring to Kemptown in Brighton in 1983; in 1996, he moved to Manormead Church of England Retirement Home at Hindhead.
Scott, David	19.05.1920 - 09.2006 Kings Lynn, Norfolk	Cadet 01.09.1937 Midsh. 01.01.1938 A/S.Lt. 01.01.1940 S.Lt. 1940?, seniority 16.12.1939 Lt. 16.07.1941 Lt.Cdr. 16.07.1949 Cdr. 31.12.1953 (retd 19.05.1970) DSC 14.12.1943 attack on Valona 21.09.1943 [investiture 23.05.1944]	Education: RN College, Dartmouth (01.01.1934-03.08.1937; Hawke House; Admiralty No. 1395). 01.09.1937 - 31.12.1937 HMS Vindictive (cadet training cruiser) 01.01.1938 - (12.1939) HMS Sheffield (cruiser) (02.1940)     course of instruction (03.1940) - (05.1940) no appointment listed 30.05.1940 - (10.)1940 HMS Norfolk (cruiser) (12.1940)     HMS Osprey (anti-submarine establishment, Portland) * 01.1941 - (08.)1941 Commanding Officer, HM MGB 70 (motor gun boat) [HMS St Christopher (Coastal Forces establishment, Fort William)] 25.08.1941 - (10.)1941 HMS Minos II (Coastal Forces base, Lowestoft) 18.11.1941 - (08.)1942 HMS Nile (RN base, Alexandria, Egypt) (for MTBs) 26.09.1942 - (06.)1943 HMS Mosquito (Coastal Forces base, Alexandria, Egypt) (for MTBs) 19.06.1943 - (08.)1943 Commanding Officer, HMS MTB 290 (motor torpedo boat) 26.08.1943 - (04.)1944 HMS Gregale (Coastal Forces base, Malta) (09.1943)     Senior Officer, 24th MTB Flotilla (DSC) (06.)1944 - (10.1944) torpedo course [HMS Vernon] (01.1945)     HMS Vernon (torpedo school and experimental establishment, Roedean School, Brighton) * 05.1945 - (07.1945) Torpedo Officer, HMS Ariadne (minelayer) 03.1946 - (04.1946) HMS Anson (battleship) (for torpedo duties) ... - ... ...
Scott, George Arthur Second son of Richard James Herbert Scott (1857-1917), and Alice Marian Trask(1861-). Married (21.02.1916, St Paul's Church, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria / Lancashire) Constance Mary "May" Huthwaite, elder daughter of Col. & Mrs Huthwaite, of Barrow-in-Furness; two sons (son Lt. (A) Peter Favell Scott, RN).	05.09.1888 Bath, Somerset - 26.08.1960 Hale, Bucklow district, Cheshire	Midsh. 30.04.1904 S.Lt. 15.03.1908 Lt. 01.10.1910 Lt.Cdr. 01.10.1918 Cdr. 31.12.1923 Capt. 30.06.1931 R.Adm. 08.07.1941 (retd 09.07.1941) (reverted to retd 26.08.1941)(reverted to retd 29.12.1942; invalided) DSC 10.07.1919 for distinguished services in HMS Severn 1914-15 Star (Lt., RN); British War and Victory Medals, with MID oak leaf (Lt.Cdr., RN) the trio with unofficial engraved naming; 1939-45 Star; Defence and War Medals; Jubilee 1935; Coronation 1937; French Croix de Guerre 1914-1917, the reverse top arm inscribed ‘Lieut. G.A. Scott, R.N.’	15.05.1903     entered RN ... - ... ... 18.09.1912 - (07.)1914 HMS Racer (sloop) (additional; for services in connection with RN College, Osborne) 11.08.1914 - (08.1914) HMS Collingwood (battleship) [appointment probably cancelled] 05.08.1914 - 08.09.1915 HMS Severn (gun-boat) (Rufigi Delta, East Africa, taking part in the two epic engagements against the Konigsberg in July 1915) (DSC) 08.12.1915 - 02.04.1916 Commanding Officer, HMS Bat (torpedo-boat destroyer) 02.04.1916 - 01.08.1916 Commanding Officer, HMS Arun (torpedo-boat destroyer) 01.08.1916 - 01.01.1917 Commanding Officer, HMS Nymphe (torpedo-boat destroyer) 01.01.1917 - 13.01.1918 Commanding Officer, HMS Mons (torpedo-boat destroyer) 03.03.1918 - 08.1918 Commanding Officer, HMS Mons (torpedo-boat destroyer) 22.08.1918 - 15.06.1919 Commanding Officer, HMS Urchin (torpedo-boat destroyer) 15.06.1919 - 01.10.1919 Commanding Officer, HMS Turquoise (torpedo-boat destroyer) 01.10.1919 - 11.1919 Commanding Officer, HMS Starfish (torpedo-boat destroyer) 18.11.1919 - 01.01.1921 Commanding Officer, HMS Rival (torpedo-boat destroyer) 01.01.1921 - 05.1921 Commanding Officer, HMS Stormcloud (torpedo-boat destroyer) 14.07.1921 - (01.)1923 Commanding Officer, HMS Whitshed (torpedo-boat destroyer) 22.01.1923 - 20.03.1923 Commanding Officer, HMS Viceroy (torpedo-boat destroyer) 15.04.1924 - (07.)1924 intelligence course, RN Staff College, Greenwich [HMS President] 10.07.1924 - 25.08.1924 Commanding Officer, HMS Springbok (torpedo-boat destroyer) 16.09.1924 - (04.)1925 staff course, RN Staff College, Greenwich [HMS Predsi 11.12.1925 - 18.12.1925 Admiralty [HMS President] 19.12.1925 - (07.)1927 Tactical Section, Admiralty [HMS President] 09.08.1927 - (02.)1929 Staff Officer (Operations) on staff of Commander-in-Chief, Mediterranean [HMS Queen Elizabeth (battleship)] 01.08.1929 - 31.07.1931 Commanding Officer, HMS Watchman (destroyer) 12.05.1932 - 17.11.1933 Commanding Officer, HMS Ceres (light cruiser) 11.1933 - 12.1935 Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence, Admiralty [HMS President] ... - ... ... 24.04.1939 - 04.01.1940 Commanding Officer, HMS Belfast (cruiser) 15.01.1940 - 18.04.1940 HMS President (additional; for duty inside Admiralty, for period not exceeding 6 months) 19.04.1940 - 21.07.1940 HMS President (additional; for duty inside Admiralty with Mobile Naval Base Defence Organisation (MNBDO)) 22.07.1940 - 25.08.1940 HMS President (additional; for duty inside Admiralty (Imperial Defence College)) 26.08.1940 - 25.07.1941 Commanding Officer, HMS Tyne (destroyer depot ship) & from 28.02.1941 Flag Captain & Chief Staff Officer, Home Fleet Destroyer Flotillas 15.01.1941 - 08.07.1941 also: Naval ADC to the King 26.07.1941 - 25.08.1941 HMS Victory (additional; for disposal) 26.08.1941 - 10.11.1941 retired pay 11.11.1941 - 01.10.1942 Commanding Officer, HMS Wildfire (RN base, Sheerness) 02.10.1942 - 29.12.1942 HMS Victory (additional; for full pay service leave)
Scott, Hamilton Edward	10.11.1889 - 26.07.1947	Cdr. 31.12.1925 (retd) Capt. (retd) 10.11.1935 (reverted to reld < 04.1946)	15.09.1904 entered RN 01.04.1940 - (04.)1944 Captain (M/L), HMS Spartiate (RN base, Glasgow) 17.04.1944 - (07.1945) Captain M/L Clyde & Residential Naval Officer, Sandbank [HMS Orlando (RN base, Greenock)]
Scott, John Mortimer Only child of Capt. John Scott, RAMC (1857-1932), and Mary Mortimer (1865-1949). Married (13.10.1917, Edenbridge Parish Church) Lesbia Lesley Locket (11.08.1898 - 09.11.1986), youngest daughter of George Cooper Locket, JP (1860-1933), and Alice Elizabeth Jones (1859-1940), of Whitelands, Edenbridge; three children (daughter Elizabeth Mary Mortimer Scott married Lt.Cdr. Peter John Morton, RN).	21.09.1892 Bromley, Greater London - 20.06.1969 Stratford-upon-Avon	A/S.Lt. ? S.Lt. 15.01.1913 Lt. 15.08.1914 Lt.Cdr. 15.08.1922 Cdr. 31.12.1927 (retd 21.09.1942) Capt. (retd) 21.09.1942	15.06.1905     entered RN (01.1925) no appointment listed 21.12.1925 - (07.1927) Navigating Officer, HMS Ramillies (battleship) (Atlantic Fleet) 02.03.1928 - (08.1929) HMS Tamar (receiving ship) (Hong Kong) (for duty with Captain-in-Charge, Singapore) (04.1930) no appointment listed 10.10.1930 - (09.1932) Navigating Officer, HMS Revenge (battleship) (and as Squadron Navigating Officer, 1st Battle Squadron) (Mediterranean) 06.06.1933 - (01.1934) Commanding Officer, HMS Terror (monitor) (07.1935) no appointment listed 17.09.1935 - (07.1937) Assistant to Captain of Dockyard, Devonport, and Assistant King's Harbour Master, Devonport and Berehaven [HMS Drake] 24.09.1937 - (02.1941) HMS Drake (RN base, Devonport) (for miscellaneous services) 03.03.1942 - (12.1943) Commanding Officer, HMS Cilicia (armed merchant cruiser) 03.04.1944 - (07.1945) Commanding Officer, HMS Ausonia (heavy repair ship) Became an Anglican priest. Curate of Dodbrooke, Diocese of Exeter 1952. Residence (1953-4): Washabrooke Mill, Kingsbridge, Devon.
Scott, Peter Favell Son of R.Adm. George Arthur Scott, DSC, and Constance Mary Huthwaite, of Grange-over-Sands, Lancashire.	02.05.1919 Barrow in Furness district, Cumbria / Lancashire - 15.05.1941 (KIA) [age 22] [Lee-on-Solent Memorial, addendum panel]	Midsh. 01.01.1937 A/S.Lt. 01.01.1939 S.Lt. 16.07.1939 ?, seniority 16.03.1939 Lt. (A) > 02.1941	01.01.1937 - (02.1937) HMS Royal Oak (battleship) (Home Fleet) 22.04.1937 - (07.1937) HMS Emerald (cruiser) (East Indies) 12.1937 - (10.1938) HMS Norfolk (cruiser) (East Indies) 02.01.1939 - (07.1939) promotion course, Portsmouth 31.07.1939 - (09.1939) HMS Express (destroyer) (Reserve Fleet, Portsmouth) (02.1940) Fleet Air Arm 17.12.1940 - (02.)1941 pilot, HMS Grebe (RN Air Station, Dekheila, nr. Alexandria) 1941 - 15.05.1941 pilot, 805 Squadron FAA [HMS Nile (RN base, Alexandria)] [Gloster Gladiator N5517, lost on ferry flight from Maleme to Egypt]
Scott, Richard James Rodney Son of R.J.H. Scott, FRCS, Bath. Married 1st (1923) Dorothy May (died 1925), daughter of E.T. Sturdy, Burton Bradstock; one son. Married 2nd (1939) Ruth Margaret Macintyre, daughter of late P. Macintyre Evans, CBE.	21.04.1887 - 22.11.1967 Winyatts, Freshford. nr Bath	S.Lt. 15.04.1907 Lt. 15.07.1909 Lt.Cdr. 15.07.1917 Cdr. 30.06.1922 Capt. 31.12.1929 Cdre. 2nd cl. 31.07.1939? R.Adm. 25.06.1940 (retd 26.06.1940) (reverted to red 18.10.1941) (dispersed 01.08.1945) (reverted to retd 27.09.1945) CB 08.06.1944 HM's birthday 1944 [investiture 12.12.1944] AM 12.03.1920 Baltic 15.06.1919 * MID 11.07.1940 HM's birthday 1940 * On the 15th July, 1919, during minesweeping operations in the Baltic, four mines were swept up which H.M.S. "Myrtle," commanded by Lieutenant-Commander Scott, and another vessel were ordered to sink. During the operations the two vessels were mined, and H.M.S. "Myrtle" immediately began to sink. So great was the force of the explosion that all hands in the engine room and after boiler room of the ship were killed with one exception, and many others of the crew were wounded. After the wounded had been successfully transferred to another vessel, the forepart of H.M.S. "Myrtle" broke away and sank. Lieutenant-Commander Scott, hearing that the fate of one of the crew of the "Myrtle" had not been definitely ascertained, gallantly returned alone to what was left of the ship, which was drifting through the minefield, rolling heavily and burning fiercely, and regardless of the extreme risk which he ran, made a thorough search for the missing man, unfortunately without success.	Education: Bath College; HMS Britannia. 15.09.1902     joined RN 1914 - 1919 served European War ... - ... ... 1936 - 1938 Captain of the Fleet, Mediterranean Fleet 10.01.1939 - 30.07.1939 Director, RN Staff College, Greenwich [HMS President] 31.07.1939 - 15.01.1940 Commanding Officer, HMS Colombo (cruiser) & as Commodore 2nd cl. Commanding 11th Cruiser Squadron (Reserve Fleet, Devonport) 16.01.1940 - 08.02.1940 Commanding Officer, HMS Colombo (cruiser) (Reserve Fleet, Devonport) (despatches) 05.01.1940 - 25.06.1940 also: Naval ADC to the King 09.02.1940 - 28.04.1940 HMS President (additional; for duty inside Admiralty with Rear-Admiral (Minelayers), for period not exceeding 6 months) 29.04.1940 - 06.1940 HMS President (additional; for duty outside Admiralty) 06.1940 - 20.06.1940 Commanding Officer, HMS Trelawney (RN base, Loch Alsh) 26.06.1940 - 05.09.1941 Flag Officer-in-Charge, Iceland [HMS Cochrane, from 12.07.1940 HMS Baldur (RN base, Reykjavik, Iceland)] 06.09.1941 - 22.09.1941 [Late?] Flag Officer-in-Charge 23.09.1941 - 26.09.1941 HMS President (additional; for passage) 27.09.1941 - 17.10.1941 HMS Victory (additional; for disposal) 20.01.1942 - 06.04.1942 HMS Stag (RN base, Port Said, Egypt) (additional) 07.04.1942 - 17.05.1942 HMS Stag (RN base, Port Said, Egypt) (additional; as Senior British Naval Officer, Canal Area) 18.05.1942 - 30.07.1942 Rear-Admiral, Training Establishments, Mediterranean [HMS Canopus (base/training establishment, Ras El Tin School, Alexandria, Egypt)] 01.10.1942 - 03.04.1944 Rear-Admiral, Training Establishments, Durban, South Africa [HMS Assegai (training establishment, nr Durban, South Africa)] (CB) 04.04.9144 - 03.05.1944 HMS President (additional; for passage to UK & leave) 04.05.1944 - 02.10.1944 HMS President (additional; for disposal) 03.10.1944 - 01.08.1945 Flag Officer-in-Charge, Portland [HMS Boscawen (RN base, Portland)] Justice of the Peace (JP), Somerset, 1947; Deputy Lieutenant (DL), Somerset, 1950.
Scott, Robert "Robin"	1914 ? - 22.05.1941 (KIA) [age 27] [Portsmouth Naval Memorial, panel 45, column 2]	Cadet 01.09.1931 Midsh. 01.05.1932 A/S.Lt. 01.09.1934 S.Lt. 01.01.1935 Lt. 01.04.1936 DSC 08.07.1941 sinking Italian submarine 06.03.1941 [presented to next-of-kin]	Education: RN College, Dartmouth (01.1928-1931; Robert Roxburgh Prize). 05.09.1931 - (01.)1932 HMS Rodney (battleship) (Atlantic Fleet) 02.01.1932 - (08.)1934 HMS Valiant (battleship) (Home Fleet) 27.09.1934 - (03.)1935 promotion course, RN College Greenwich [HMS President] (Ryder memorial prize for first place in French) 01.04.1935 - (08.)1935 promotion course, Portsmouth [HMS Victory]) 28.08.1935 - (05.)1936 HMS Montrose (flotilla leader) (Reserve Fleet, Devonport) (06.1936)     no appointment listed 04.07.1936 - (07.)1937 HMS Grenville (flotilla leader, 1st Destroyer Flotilla) (Mediterranean) (09.1937) - (01.1938) no appointment listed (02.)1938 - (09.)1939 ADC to the Governor-General of Canada 14.09.1939 - (05.)1940 HMS Rosemary (Flower class sloop) 29.05.1940 - 22.05.1941 HMS Greyhound (G class destroyer) (DSC) [ship sunk by German aircraft off Crete] * indexed, but not listed as such
Scott, Walter Brother of Lt. Robert "Robin" Scott, DSC, RN.	26.09.1912 - 13.12.1976 Portsmouth district, Hampshire	Cadet 01.01.1930 Midsh. 01.09.1930 A/S.Lt. 01.01.1933 S.Lt. 01.05.1933 Lt. 01.12.1934 Lt.Cdr. 01.12.1942 Cdr. 30.06.1947 (retd 26.09.1962) OBE 02.06.1962 HM's birthday 1962 [investiture 06.11.1962] DSC 29.09.1942 destruction U-boat Mediterranean 27.05.1942 [investiture 11.05.1943] DSC 01.01.1943 New Year 1943 [investiture 11.05.1943] MID 05.08.1941 sunk Italian convoy escorts 16.04.1941 MID 14.09.1943 destruction U559 Mediterranean 30.10.1942	07.01.1930 - (02.1931) HMS Rodney (battleship) (Atlantic Fleet) 31.12.1931 - (01.1932) HMS Repulse (battlecruiser) (Atlantic Fleet) 09.06.1932 - (09.1932) HMS Renown (battlecruiser) (Home Fleet) 21.08.1933 - (01.1934) promotion course, Portsmouth 12.04.1934 - (07.1935) HMS Coventry (cruiser) (Mediterranean) 25.07.1935 - (02.1936) HMS Despatch (cruiser) (Mediterranean) 17.12.1936 - (10.1938) HMS Hyperion (destroyer) (Mediterranean) (04.1939)     no appointment listed 24.07.1939 - (08.1939) staff, Royal Naval College, Dartmouth [HMS Drake] 06.10.1939 - (04.1940) First Lieutenant, HMS Wakeful (destroyer) 19.06.1940 - (04.1941) HMS Jervis (destroyer) 21.03.1942 - (02.1943) Commanding Officer, HMS Hero (destroyer) 18.05.1943 - (08.1943) Admiralty [HMS President] (for special and miscellaneous services) (10.1943) - (12.1943) HMS King Alfred (training establishment, Hove, Sussex) * 27.03.1944 - 10.03.1945 Commanding Officer, HMS Zambesi (destroyer) 15.03.1945 - (10.1946) HMS Frobisher (cruiser) (04.1947) - (10.1948) no appointment listed 03.03.1948 - (07.)1948 Executive Officer, Staff of Senior Officer Reserve Fleet Clyde Area [HMS Mull of Galloway] (10.1948)     Admiralty [HMS President] * 01.04.1949 - (05.)1950 Admiralty [HMS President] (for miscellaneous duties) 08.09.1950 - (05.)1952 HMS Sheffield 15.09.1952 - (05.1953) staff, Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth [HMS Victory] (01.1956)     HMS President * (07.1961)     Sea Cadet Corps (1962)     staff, Admiral Commanding Reserves * indexed, but not listed as such
Scott, [Sir] William David Stewart   Third and youngest son of Brig. Henry St. George Stewart Scott, CB, DSO (1880-1940), Indian Army, and Ida Christabel Trower Hogg (1886-1972). Married (1952) Pamela Dorothy Whitlock ((06?).1931 - ), daughter of Thomas L.C. Whitlock, and Florence M. Copping; one son, two daughters.	05.04.1921 Farnham district, Kent - 20.01.2006 Ham and Ful district, London	Cadet 01.09.1938 Midsh. 01.09.1939 A/S.Lt. 01.05.1941 S.Lt. 10.1941, seniority 01.10.1940 A/Lt. 16.02.1942 Lt. 09.1942, seniority 16.02.1942 Lt.Cdr. 16.02.1950 Cdr. 30.06.1956 Capt. 30.06.1962 R.Adm. 07.07.1971 (retd 16.06.1980) KBE 11.06.1977 HM's silver jubilee & birthday 1977 CB 15.06.1974 HM's birthday 1974 Cmdn 1946 HMS Volage mined by the Albanians (Corfu Channel disaster)	Education: Tonbridge School (1934-1938; Park House). 01.09.1938 - 07.1939 Special Entry Cadet, HMS Vindictive (cadet training cruiser) 07.1939 - (02.)1941 HMS Revenge (battleship) (convoy operations & bombardment of Cherbourg) 12.03.1941 - (04.)1941 HMS Resolution (battleship) 05.05.1941 - (06.)1941 promotion course, Portsmouth [HMS Victory] (08.1941)     no appointment listed 05.09.1941 - (12.1941) HMS Shropshire (cruiser) (02.1942) - (04.1942) no appointment listed 22.04.1942 - (06.)1942 HMS Dolphin (submarine depot, Gosport) (for submarines) 09.06.1942 - (08.)1942 HMS Cyclops (depot ship) 10.09.1942 - (02.)1943 HMS P 49 (submarine) 07.03.1943 - (04.)1943 First Lieutenant, HMS H 33 (submarine) 06.04.1943 - (02.)1944 First Lieutenant, HMS Seraph (submarine) 03.1944 - (06.)1944 First Lieutenant, HMS Seanymph (submarine) 15.08.1944 - 25.09.1944 Commanding Officer, HMS Umbra (submarine) 26.09.1944 - (01.)1945 HMS Dolphin (submarine depot, Gosport) (for submarines) 21.03.1945 - (04.)1945 Commanding Officer, HMS Vulpine (submarine) 16.06.1945 - (10.1945) Commanding Officer, HMS Satyr (submarine) (04.1946)     no appointment listed 1946 - 1946? First Lieutenant, HMS Volage (destroyer) 1946? - 1947? Commanding Officer, HMS Meteorite (ex-German submarine) (07.1948)     HMS Montclare * 11.01.1949 - (05.)1951 Flag Lieutenant to Commander-in-Chief, Far East Station [HMS Terror (RN base, Singapore)] 1951     Commanding Officer, HMS Gateshead 05.08.1952 - (07.)1954 Commanding Officer, HMS Andrew (submarine) 11.1954 - (01.1956) Commanding Officer, HMS Thermopylae (submarine) 15.10.1956 - (01.1957) Training Commander, Britannia RN College, Dartmouth [HMS Dartmouth] 29.12.1958 - (01.)1959 Fleet Operations Officer, Home Fleet [HMS Tyne] 07.01.1959 - (01.)1960 Fleet Operations Officer, Home Fleet [HMS President (for duty at Northwood)] 1960 - (07.1961) Commanding Officer, HMS Surprise 1962 - (02.)1963 US Naval War College [HMS Saker] 12.09.1963 - (02.1964) Commanding Officer, HMS Adamant & Captain (S/M) 2nd Submarine Squadron 1965     Deputy Director of Defence Plans (Navy) 12.12.1966 - (02.)1969 Chief Staff Officer to Flag Officer Submarines [HMS Dolphin (submarine depot, Gosport)] 1969     Commanding Officer, HMS Fife (guided missile destroyer) 08.1971 - 1973 Commander, British Navy Staff, Washington, UK National Liaison Representative to SACLANT, and Naval Attaché to USA [HMS Saker] 1973 - 1976 Deputy Controller, Polaris 1976 - 1980 Chief Polaris Executive Director of Civil and Marine, a sea-dredged aggregates company, with which he remained involved up to his death. FInstD 1979.
Scott-Garrett, Brian Son of ... Scott-Garrett, and ... Browne. Married (10.06.1950) Margaret ...; two daughters.	01.06.1918 Bideford district, Devon - 11.12.2010 Horsham	... ... S.Lt. (E) 01.07.1938 Lt. (E) 09.1940, seniority 01.12.1939 A/Lt.Cdr. (E) < 04.1946 Lt.Cdr. (E) 01.09.1947 (retd 03.11.1958)	... - ... ... 01.09.1936 - (04.)1940 engineering course, RN Engineering College, Keyham [HMS Drake] 30.04.1940 - (02.)1941 HMS Hood (battlecruiser) 14.02.1941 - (08.1942) HMS Euryalus (cruiser) 01.1943 - (06.)1943 HMS Euryalus (cruiser) 08.1943 - (10.1944) HMS Scylla (cruiser) 01.1945 - (04.1946) HMS Perseus (maintenance carrier) (for air engineering duties) ... - ... ...
Upon the death of Lt.Cdr. (E) B. Scott-Garrett his daughters wrote: "He joined the Royal Navy on 8 August 1935 and was appointed by the Admiralty to start cadet training on HMS Frobisher at Chatham Docks on 10 September 1936, having been awarded 1st class honours degree in engineering at the Royal Naval college. His first experience on the Frobisher was a three month cruise to the Azores, and the West Indies (Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, St Lucia, Antigua, Tortola in February 1936) followed by Stockholm and Copenhagen (June 1936). He briefly served on the battle cruiser HMS Hood leaving only two months before she was blown up in May 1941 with massive loss of life. In 1941, he was involved in commissioning the HMS Euryalus of the 15th cruiser squadron at Chatham, and subsequently sailed to the Mediterranean through the Suez Canal, crossing the equator for the first time, and reaching Cape Town in South Africa in October 1941. The Euryalus subsequently returned via Aden and the Suez Canal to the Eastern Mediterranean to escort convoys to Malta (March 1942) and took part in the Battle of the Sirte. He was appointed a Lieutenant in 1942, and in August sailed to Alexandria, Egypt. During his time in Egypt, he served briefly with the army as part of a group which later became the SAS under David Stirling. He took part in a dangerous mission crossing the desert from Cairo in a jeep to Sudan and the Libyan Desert via Kufra and up to Jebel, returning safely to Wadi Halfa where they sailed along the Nile back to Cairo. He joined the cruiser HMS Scylla, which was part of the Invasion fleet in the Normandy landings in June 1944, and this was followed by HMS Perseus, sailing from Southampton to Australia crossing the equator again on 10 December 1945, and returning via Aden and Gibraltar. He met our mother Margaret, while he was stationed at Rosyth in Scotland (1946), followed by Eglinton near Londonderry (1948), and Abbotsinch (1949) and they were married on 10 June 1950. In 1951, he was appointed to the Admiralty office in London, followed by a final tenure in the Fleet Air Arm , based at Yeovilton from 1955-56. He retired from the Royal Navy in 1958, his rank was Lieutenant Commander."
Scott-Maxwell, Peter Douglas From Dalliaston.	? -	T/S.Lt. (E) ? T/Lt. (E) 21.10.1941 DSC 30.06.1942 6 war patrols Mediterranean 09.1941-04.1942 [investiture 16.02.1943] DSC 20.02.1945 sinking Japanese ships 06-11.1944 [investiture 20.07.1945] MID 08.04.1941 torpedoed by aircraft 14.10.1940 MID 29.12.1942 patrols Mediterranean 04-08.1942 MID 11.04.1944 sinking Japanese cruiser Panang 11.11.1944	started as a RNVR officer, but transferred to the RN (10.1940) HMS Liverpool (cruiser) 20.12.1940 - (08.1942) HMS Proteus (submarine) 11.11.1942 - (11.1944) HMS Tally-Ho (submarine) 30.04.1945 - (07.1945) HMS Aeneas Assignor to Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd., York.
Scott-Moncrieff, [Sir] Alan Kenneth   Son of Robert Lawrence Scott­Moncrieff and Victoria Troutbeck. Married 1st (1923) Norah Doreen Vereker (died 1973); one daughter. Married 2nd (1974) Winifred Titley (née Richards); two step sons.	03.09.1900 - 25.11.1980 Henley-on-Thames	Midsh. 1917 .. ... Cdr. 1934 Capt. 31.12.1940 Cdre. 2n cl. 15.01.1946? R.Adm. 07.01.1950 V.Adm. 15.09.1953 Adm. 30.06.1956 (retd 1958) KCB 09.06.1955 HM's birthday 1955 [decoration posted] CB 01.01.1952 New Year 1952 [investiture 17.02.1953] CBE 03.10.1952 Korea [investiture 17.02.1953] DSO 01.12.1942 Operation EV [investiture23.03.1943] DSO 18.01.1944 Force H Italy entry-surrender of the fleet [investiture 09.05.1944] MID 01.01.1944 New Year 1944 MID 04.04.1944 Aegean operations sunk enemy ship 07.10.1943 MID 23.12.1952 Korea (5th list) LM 15.10.1946 liaison North Atlantic convoys 03-08.1941 LM 30.10.1953 Korea 1951-1952 Hkn 26.08.1947 services to Norway	Education: RN Colleges, Osborne and Dartmouth; Imperial Defence College (1948) 09.01.1917     entered RN 1917 HMS Orion 1925     specialized in signals ... - ... ... 10.01.1939 - (04.)1940 Commanding Officer, HMS Enchantress (sloop) (02.1941)     no appointment listed 1941     Chief Signals Officer to Adm. Lord Louis Mountbatten, Combined Operations Headquarters (12.1941)     no appointment listed 26.01.1942 - 27.09.1943 Commanding Officer, HMS Faulknor (flotilla leader) & Captain (D) 8th Destroyer Flotilla 12.1943 - (07.1945) Commanding Officer, HMS Mercury (signal school, nr Petersfield) 15.01.1946 - (04.1946) Chief of Staff to Commander-in-Chief, East Indies [HMS Highflyer] 1947     Commodore Ceylon (07.1948)     no appointment listed 21.12.1948 - (05.1949) Commanding Officer, HMS Superb & Flag Captain to Flag Officer Commanding 2nd Cruiser Squadron 10.01.1950 - (05.1950) HMS President (for miscellaneous services) 1950     Chairman, Naval Advisory Committee, North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) 1951 - 1952 Flag Officer Commanding 5th Cruiser Squadron & Flag Officer, 2nd-in-Command, Far East Station (Korean war) 1952 - 1953 Commander Commonwealth Naval Forces, Korean War 01.04.1953 - 11.04.1955 Admiral Commanding Reserves [HMS President] 12.04.1955 - 1957 Commander-in-Chief, Far East Station [HMS Terror] A Younger Brother of Trinity House. Member, Victory Services Club.
Scurfield, Bryan Gouthwaite Son of Dr. Harold Scurfield, and Mary Louisa Bazeley, of Folkestone, Kent. Married Mary Katharine "Dena" Lee (19.07.1912 - 20.12.1982), daughter of Edward Cornwall Lee, JP, and Katharine Sybil Wilberforce; one son, one daughter. Residence: (1945) Petersfield, Hampshire.	07.08.1902 Sunderland district, Co. Durham / Tyne and Wear - 11.04.1945 Zeven, Germany (DOW) [age 43] [Becklingen War Cemetery, Germany, 3.A.12]	Midsh. 08.01.1922 A/S.Lt. 15.01.1924 S.Lt. 1924? Lt. 15.03.1926 Lt.Cdr. 15.03.1934 Cdr. 30.06.1938 DSO 01.09.1942 Operation Harpoon [presented to next-of-kin] OBE 08.07.1941 rescue crew "Cormorin" [investiture 29.07.1941] AM 30.06.1937 * KW 10.02.1942 withdrawal Polish forces from France 1940 [decoration presented]	1920     special entry cadet, HMS Thunderer 25.03.1922 - (08.1923) HMS Iron Duke (battleship) 1924 promotion course, RN College, Greenwich [HMS President] (won the Ryder Memorial Prize in French) (01.1925)     HMS Blenheim (cruiser; CRMS depot ship, Sheerness) * 04.07.1925 - (05.)1926 HMS Walpole (destroyer) (Atlantic Fleet) 10.09.1926 - (06.1928) HMS Hawkins (cruiser) (China) (borne as additional) 01.01.1929 - (02.).1931 HMS Wryneck (destroyer) (Mediterranean) 17.07.1931 - (11.1934) HMS Nelson (battleship) (Home Fleet) 03.01.1935 - 08.05.1936 Commanding Officer, HMS Skate (destroyer) (Portsmouth) (08.1936)     no appointment listed (06.1936 qualified as interpreter in French) 30.09.1936 - (02.)1937 Commanding Officer, HMS Hunter (destroyer) 06.1937 - 22.07.1938 Commanding Officer, HMS Active (destroyer) (Mediterranean) (08.1938)     no appointment listed 04.10.1938 - 23.08.1939 Training Commander, HMS Drake (RN base, Devonport) 27.09.1939 - 07.07.1941 Commanding Officer, HMS Broke (destroyer) (OBE & Polish Military Cross) 08.07.1941 - 15.06.1942 Commanding Officer, HMS Bedouin (destroyer) (DSO) 15.06.1942 - 11.04.1945 POW in Italian & German captivity (was killed by the strafing of a British aircraft) * indexed, but not listed as such
* On 13th May, 1937, H.M.S. "Hunter" sustained serious damage in an explosion off Almeria, Spain. Immediately the ship took on a heavy list, all lights were extinguished and there was no steam. Apparently she was about to sink. Lieutenant-Commander Scurfield, who was aft, rushed forward. Passing the galley, he heard cries from the Petty Officer Cook, who had fallen into the boiler room. He jumped down through the smoke, oil fuel, steam and debris, and by extraordinary feats of strength removed the wreckage pinning the man down. The rating was passed up on deck, but did not long survive. Lieutenant-Commander Scurfield then proceeded to the Torpedomen's mess deck. This was flooded to a depth of 2½| feet in oil fuel; also battery gas had escaped from the switchboard room. The ladder having been blown away, he jumped down into the mess deck, not knowing whether it was intact, and passed up two men. Calling for assistance, he was joined by Lieutenant Humphreys and A.B.s. Collins, Thomas and Abrahams. After the mess deck had been cleared, he led the party into the stoker petty officers' mess. The bulkhead had been shattered, and bedding and curtains were smouldering on top of the oil fuel. Bodies were pulled out from under the wreckage, and passed up on deck. During the whole of this time, he might in the darkness have fallen into the oil fuel tanks below or into the sea. By his gallant behaviour he saved the lives of Stoker Petty Officers Lott, May and Fenley, Stoker Neil and A.B. Oliffe.
Seale, Alan George Luscombe Son (with two brothers and one sister) of Archibald Cecil Ernest Seale (1878-1919), and Mary Helen Luscombe (1872-1958). Married ((03?).1937, West Ashford district, Kent) Diana Courtenay Veysey (12.06.1910 - 09.2002), daughter (with one sibling) of Harold Guillaume Veysey (1876-1927), and Helen Josephine Veysey (1883-1943); one son.	07.08.1909 Newton Abbot district, Devon - 28.12.1983 Tunbridge Wells district, Kent (formerly of Marsh Field, Tidebrook, Wadhurst, East Sussex)	Midsh. 01.09.1927 A/S.Lt. 01.01.1930 S.Lt. 01.08.1930 Lt. 01.09.1931 Lt.Cdr. 01.09.1939 A/Cdr. > 06.1944, < 07.1945 Cdr. 31.12.1946 Capt. 30.06.1954 (General List 01.01.1957) (retd > 01.1957, < 07.1959) DSC 11.12.1945 wind up Europe 1945 [decoration posted] MID 01.01.1940 New Year 1940 MID 29.06.1951 Korea	09.1926     special entry cadet 01.09.1927 - 12.1929 HMS Emperor of India (battleship) (Atlantic) 02.01.1930 - (04.1930) promotion course, RN College, Greenwich [HMS President] 11.08.1930 - 03.05.1931 promotion course, Portsmouth 04.05.1931 - 13.08.1931 submarine course, HMS Dolphin (submarine depot, Gosport) 14.08.1931 - (01.1932) HMS Odin (submarine) (China) (from 08.10.1931 as spare submarine officer) (09.1932) - (01.1934) HMS Proteus (submarine) (China) * (07.1935)     no appointment listed 01.11.1935 - (02.1936) HMS Pigmy (special service vessel) (for Reserve Group of Submarines) (Portsmouth) 17.02.1936 - (02.1937) First Lieutenant, HMS Otway (submarine) (and for HMS Oxley (submarine)) 26.03.1937 - (07.1937) First Lieutenant, HMS Swordfish (submarine) 03.01.1938 - (02.1938) submarine Commanding Officers' course, Portsmouth [HMS Dolphin] 15.04.1938 - (02.1939) Commanding Officer, HMS H 44 (submarine) 15.02.1939 - (04.1939) Commanding Officer, of Reserve Group "D" of Submarines [HMS Dwarf (particular service vessel)] 08.1939 - (12.)1939 HMS Belfast (cruiser) 17.12.1939 - (02.)1940 HMS Forth (submarine depot ship) 02.1940 - (05.)1940 Commanding Officer, HMS Trident (submarine) (06.1940)     HMS Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) *** 04.07.1940 - (12.)1940 Admitalty [HMS President] (additional; for special and miscellaneous services) 19.12.1940 - 01.1941 Commanding Officer, HMS St Helier (Combined Operations base, Dartmouth) 14.01.1941 - (10.)1942 HMS Quebec (combined training centre, Inverary) ** 18.10.1942 - (12.)1943 HMS Forth (submarine depot ship, 3rd Submarine Flotilla) 12.1943 - (10.1945) Executive Officer, HMS Searcher (escort carrier) (DSC) (04.1946)     HMS Patroller (escort carrier) *** 29.04.1947 - (07.1948) Executive Officer, HMS Bruce (boys' training establishment, Crail, Fife) 12.1949 - (05.1950) Commanding Officer, HMS Constance (destroyer) (Korea) 19.05.1952 - (05.1953) Executive Officer, HMS Mars 01.12.1954 - (01.1956) Chief Staff Officer to Flag Officer, Middle East [HMS Aphrodite] * appointment indicated as from 13.10.1931 ** (02.1943) - (06.1944) still indexed, but no longer listed as such *** indexed, but not listed as such
Searle, Malcolm Walter St Leger Eldest son of Sir Malcolm William Searle. Married (1930) Betty Margaret, daughter of Dr H.R. Crampton; one son, two daughters.	23.12.1900 Cape Colony, South Africa - 04.05.1994 Storrington, Pulborough, West Sussex	... ... A/Lt. 26.06.1918 Lt. 15.10.1922 Lt.Cdr. 15.10.1930 Cdr. 30.06.1936 Capt. 30.06.1943 Cdre. 2nd cl. 11.1944-..., 1951-1952 R.Adm. 08.07.1952 (retd 29.02.1956) CB 01.01.1955 New Year 1955 [investiture 15.02.1955] CBE 05.07.1945 reorganization HQ East Indies [investiture 17.12.1946] MID 01.01.1941 New Year 1941 MID 01.01.1943 New Year 1943 MID 31.10.1944 Operation Crimson	Education: Western Province Preparatory School; accepted as Dominion cadet to enter RN by Gen. Jan Smuts; RN Colleges, Osborne & Dartmouth (1913-1917). served in the European War, 1914-19 HMS Thunderer (Grand Fleet and Baltic, 1917-19) 24.04.1923 - (08.1923) HMS Wallflower (sloop) (01.1925)     no appointment listed 24.09.1925 - (02.1927) qualifying for gunnery duties, RN College, Greenwich [HMS Excellent] & HMS Excellent 07.06.1927 - (06.)1928 Gunnery School, Devonport [HMS Vivid] 06.12.1928 - (08.)1929 HMS Revenge (battleship) (Mediterranean) (for gunnery duties) 18.11.1929 - (04.)1930 2nd Gunnery Officer, HMS Queen Elizabeth (battleship) (Mediterranean) 12.04.1930 - (02.)1931 Gunnery Officer, HMS Lucia (submarine depot ship) & for gunnery duties in 2nd Submarine Flotilla &for duty with submarines (Atlantic Fleet) 23.07.1931 - (08.)1934 Gunnery Officer, HMS Carlisle (cruiser) (Africa) (11.1934)     no appointment listed 04.01.1935 - (02.)1936 Gunnery Officer, HMS Revenge (battleship) (Mediterranean) 14.09.1936 - (02.)1939 HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) 20.04.1939 - (02.)1941 Fleet Gunnery Officer, Home Fleet [HMS Nelson (battleship)] 17.03.1941 - (02.)1943 Executive Officer, HMS Sheffield (cruiser) (Mediterranean and Arctic) 21.04.1943 - (08.)1943 Staff Gunnery Officer on staff of Commander-in-Chief Western Approaches [HMS Eaglet (RN base, Liverpool)] 08.1943 - (12.)1943 Commanding Officer, HMS Nimrod (anti-submarine training establishment) & as Naval Officer-in-Charge, Campbeltown 12.1943 - (10.)1944 Chief Staff Officer to Vice-Admiral Commanding 1st Battle Squadron & 2nd-in-Command, Eastern Fleet [HMS Renown (battlecruiser)] 11.1944 - (04.)1946 Chief of Staff to the Commander-in-Chief East Indies Station [HMS Lanka (RN base, Colombo, Ceylon)] (07.1948)     no appointment listed 06.09.1948 - 1951 Director of Plans (Q), Naval Staff, Admiralty [HMS President] 1951 - 03.12.1952 Commodore, RN Barracks, Portsmouth [HMS Victory] (05.1953)     no appointment listed 1953 - (04.)1955 Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel (MP) (01.1956)     no appointment listed
Searle, Maurice Son (with two brothers and one sister) of John Wallace Searle (1897-1980), and Alice Maud Correy (1897-1986). Married Gladys Lilian Siveyer (29.10.1920 - 07.01.2008), daughter (with two brothers and two sisters) of Edward Thomas Siveyer (1886-1961), and Gertrude Ellen Hannaford (1898-1985); two sons.	04.10.1919 Torpoint, Cornwall - 28.04.2000 Plymouth, Devon	Boy 2nd cl. 30.04.1935 Boy 1st cl. 03.1936? Ord.Sea. 1937? Able Sea. 1938? A/Petty Officer 12.1940? Gnr. 01.10.1941 Cd.Gnr. 01.10.1945 Sen.Cd.Gnr. 01.04.1949 Lt. (Special Duties) 01.04.1957 Lt.Cdr. (Special Duties) 01.04.1964 (retd 04.10.1969) MBE 14.06.1980 HM's birthday 1980	30.04.1935 - 03.1936 HMS Ganges (training establishment, Shotley) 03.1936 - 08.1936 HMS Royal Sovereign (battleship) (Home Fleet) 08.1936 - 08.1937 HMS Royal Oak (battleship) (Home Fleet) 08.1937 - 08.1938 HMS Foresight (destroyer) (Home Fleet) 08.1938 - 09.1938 HMS Drake (RN base, Devonport) (for Gunnery School; (Q.) S.G.) 09.1938 - 11.1938 HMS Ramillies (battleship) (Home Fleet) 11.1938 - 04.1939 HMS Drake (RN base, Devonport) (for Gunnery School) 04.1939 - 02.1940 HMS Newcastle (cruiser) (Home Fleet) 02.1940 - 12.1940 HMS St Vincent (training establishment, Gosport) (for Upper Yardsmen's course) 12.1940 - 10.1941 HMS Drake (RN base, Devonport) (for Gunnery School; (Q) Gunner) 08.12.1941 - 09.1943 HMS Aldenham (Hunt class destroyer) (Mediterranean) 15.09.1943 - 10.1944 HMS Londonderry (sloop) (Western Approaches) 10.1944 - 04.1945 HMS Drake (RN base, Devonport) (for Breakwater Fort) 01.05.1945 - 07.1948 HMS Newcastle (cruiser) (Mediterranean) 20.07.1948 - 01.1951 HMS Drake (RN base, Devonport) (for High Altitude Range, Wembury) 22.01.1951 - 12.1951 HMS Orion 01.1952 - 04.1954 HMS Gambia (cruiser) (East Indies & Mediterranean) 07.06.1954 - 06.1956 HMS Drake (RN base, Devonport) (for Gunnery School) 06.1956 - 02.1959 on staff of Flag Officer, Gibraltar [HMS Rooke] 02.1959 - 03.1962 HMS Girdle Ness (G.M. Trials ship) (Mediterranean) 03.1962 - 06.1962 HMS Cambridge (Devonport) 06.1962 - 07.1964 HMS Hampshire (G.M. Destroyer) (Far East) 07.1964 - 03.1967 Commanding Officer, P.T.A. Squadron (Portland) 03.1967 - 10.1969 HMS Cambridge (RN Gunnery Range, Wembury, nr Plymouth) Officer-in-command, Sea Cadet Officers Courses, 03.1972-03.1982.
Sears, Harold Baker Second son (with three brothers) of Richard Henry Sears (1849-1922), corn & seed dealer, and Mary Elizabeth Giblin (1852-1948), of Manea, Cambridgeshire. Married (02.03.1908, Buckland Monachorum in Devon) May Skardon ((06?).1884 - 25.06.1958), younger daughter (with one brother and one sister) of Dr Charles Chapman Skardon (1852-1916), and Annie Mary Hawes (1854-1900), of Evershot, Dorset.	15.09.1880 Christchurch, Cambridgeshire - 09.05.1959 Tenterden, Kent (lung cancer)	Eng.S.Lt. 01.07.1902 Eng.Lt. 01.04.1906 Eng.Lt.Cdr. 01.04.1914 Eng.Cdr. 01.07.1919 Eng.Capt. 31.12.1928 Eng.R.Adm. 05.12.1934 (retd 06.12.1934) (reverted to retd 28.09.1945) DSO 11.12.1918 for service in destroyers 1918 MID 08.03.1918 for service in destroyers 1917	Education: Oundle; Royal Naval Engineering College, Devonport (1897-1902). 18.06.1902     commissioned RN 27.09.1902 - 1904 HMS Royal Sovereign (battleship) 1904 - (10.)1904 HMS Scylla (cruiser) 11.12.1904 - (06.1906) HMS Cumberland (cruiser) (03.1907)     no appointment listed 07.06.1907 - (10.1908) HMS London (battleship) 29.05.1909 - (01.1910) HMS Superb (battleship) 27.09.1910 - (08.)1912 HMS Agamemnon (battleship) 27.08.1912 - (03.)1914 HMS Rattlesnake (torpedo-boat destroyer) 1914 - 1918 European War (despatches, DSO): (04.1914) - (05.1914) no appointment listed 02.05.1914 - (01.1915) HMS Defender (torpedo-boat destroyer) 13.02.1916 - (08.1917) HMS Raider (torpedo-boat destroyer) (12.1918) - (01.1919) HM Dockyard, Chatham [HMS Pembroke] * 23.12.1918 - (08.)1920 Engineer Commander, HMS Aquarius (repair ship) (09.1920)     no appointment listed 24.09.1920 - (01.)1921 Engineer Commander, HMS Curacoa (light cruiser) 09.1921 - (08.)1923 Engineer Commander, 3rd Destroyer Flotilla [HMS Campbell] (Chanak operations) 11.1923 - (05.)1926 a First Assistant to Chief Engineer, HM Dockyard, Hong Kong [HMS Tamar] 15.11.1926 - (07.)1928 Engineer Commander, HMS Hood (battlecruiser) (Atlantic Fleet) (02.1929)     no appointment listed 02.05.1929 - (08.)1929 Senior Engineer Officers' Course, RN College, Greenwich [HMS President] 21.08.1929 - (09.)1932 Chief Engineer, HM Dockyard, Hong Kong [HMS Tamar] (01.1933) - (06.1933) no appointment listed 09.06.1933 - (11.)1934 Fleet Engineer Officer, Reserve Fleet [HMS Effingham (cruiser)] 1939 - 1945 returned to active service: 01.09.1939 - 03.07.1945 HMS Eaglet (RN base, Liverpool): 01.09.1939 - (04.1942) for flotilla duties (06.1942) - (12.1942) not listed (02.1943) - 03.07.1945 for fitting out gun mounting duties * indexed, but not listed as such
Sebastian, Brian Leonard Geoffrey	07.02.1891 - 11.01.1983	... ... Capt. (E) 31.12.1937 R.Adm. (E) 15.04.1944	... - ... ...       Squadron Engineer Officer Home Fleet, in charge of RN Aircraft Training Establishment, Newcastle-under-Lyme, and RN Engineering College, Keyham 11.11.1943 - 19.07.1944 also: Naval ADC to the King ... - ... ...
Secretan, Frederick Bernard Married ((03?).1919, Newcastle upon Tyne district) Hannah J. Charlton.	17.05.1891 Jagersfontein, South Africa - 28.11.1968	A/Mate (E) ? Mate (E) 16.07.1919, seniority 01.07.1918 A/Eng.Lt. ? Eng.Lt. 29.07.1921, seniority 01.07.1920 Eng.Lt.Cdr. 01.07.1928 Eng.Cdr. 30.06.1933 (retd 17.05.1941) OBE 01.01.1946 New Year 1946 Hkn 26.08.1947 service to Norwegians	21.07.1923 - (01.)1925 HMS K 12 (submarine) (Atlantic Fleet) 26.01.1925 - (05.1926) HMS Lowestoft (cruiser) 04.01.1927 - (06.1928) HMS Valkyrie (destroyer) (Mediterranean & Reserve Flotilla, Nore) 27.03.1929 - (09.1932) HMS Arrow (destroyer) (Mediterranean) [23.04.1930 ship commissioned] (05.1933)     no appointment listed (06.1933)     short course of instruction 05.07.1933 - (01.)1934 HMS Calypso (cruiser) (Reserve Fleet, Devonport) (07.1934) - (08.1934) no appointment listed 04.09.1934 - (02.)1937 HMS Carlisle (cruiser) (Africa) 19.07.1937 - (08.)1939 to assist Engineer Rear-Admiral on staff of Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth [HMS Victory] 28.08.1939 - (02.)1941 HMS Medway (submarine depot ship) (and for flotilla duties) (and for duty with submarines) (12.1941)     Operations Division, Admiralty [HMS President] * 24.04.1942 - (07.1945) HMS Ambrose (9th Submarine Flotilla base, Dundee) (04.1946)     HMS Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) * * indexed, but not listed as such
Seddon, Thomas Carfrae "Rae" Son (with two brothers and one sister) of Lt.Col. Thomas Young Seddon (1864-1947), and Mildred Emily Segar (1882-1963). Brother of Lt.Col. Roland Nelson Seddon, OBE, Royal Signals. Married ((09?).1940, Kilwinning district, Scotland)) Third Officer Jean Spottiswood Hutton-Balfour, WRNS (07.10.1916 - 16.04.2009); one son.	12.05.1912 Sidmouth, Honiton district, Devon - 06.12.1997 Orangeville, Ontario, Canada [buried in London, Ontario, Canada]	Midsh. 01.05.1930 A/S.Lt. 01.09.1932 S.Lt. 01.01.1933 Lt. 01.08.1934 Lt.Cdr. 01.08.1942 (retd 27.08.1947)	... - ... ... 21.07.1939 - (12.1940) Torpedo Officer, HMS Revenge (Royal Sovereign class battleship) 01.1941 - (04.)1942 Torpedo Officer, HMS Cleopatra (Dido class cruiser) (06.1942) - (12.1942) HMS Euryalus (Dido class cruiser) * (02.1943) - (10.1943) no appointment listed (12.1943)     HMS Euryalus (Dido class cruiser) * 18.01.1944 - (10.1944) Torpedo Officer, HMS Warspite (Queen Elizabeth class battleship) (01.1945) - (07.1945) HMS Vernon (torpedo school and experimental establishment, Roedean School, Brighton) * 13.07.1945 - (10.1946) Torpedo Officer, HMS Duke of York (King George V class battleship) ... - ... ... * indexed, but not listed as such
Sedgwick, Cyril Gordon	27.11.1885 - 28.06.1948	R.Adm. 19.07.1936 (retd) Cdre. 2nd cl. 06.11.1939	06.11.1939 - (10.1940) Commanding Officer, HMS Collingwood (training establishment, Fareham, Hampshire) ... - ... ...
Sedgwick, Leonard James	23.04.1907 - 04.01.1978	... ... Lt. 01.12.1930 Lt.Cdr. 01.12.1938 (retd 23.04.1952; age) A/Cdr. < 10.1943 Cdr. (retd) 23.04.1952	... - ... ... 10.01.1943 - (10.1943) Executive Officer, HMS Searcher(Attacker class escort carrier) ... - ... ...
Seear, John Richard "Dick" Son (with one sister) of Herbert Charles Seear (1880-1972), and Beatrice Maud Catchpole (1883-1967). Married (15.02.1946, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia) Patricia ...; two daughters.	05.07.1919 Shipston district, Warwickshire - 09.10.2012 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	Cadet (E) 01.05.1937 Midsh. (E) 01.05.1938 S.Lt. (E) 01.06.1939 A/Lt. (E) < 121.1941 Lt. (E) 01.1942, seniority 01.04.1941 Lt.Cdr. (E) 01.04.1949 (retd 22.05.1952; medically unfit) MID 02.06.1943 HM's birthday 1943	01.05.1937 - 05.09.1937 special entry cadet, HMS Frobisher (cadet training cruiser) 06.09.1937 - 30.04.1938 special entry cadet, HMS Vindictive (cadet training cruiser) 01.05.1938 - (08.)1941 engineering course, RN Engineering College, Keyham [HMS Drake] 24.08.1941 - (10.)1943 HMS Illustrious (aircraft carrier) (despatches) (12.1943) - (02.1944) no appointment listed 29.03.1944 - (06.)19044 HMS Forth (submarine depot ship) (and for duty with submarines) 07.1944 - (04.)1946 HMS Taurus (submarine) 07.10.1946 - (07.)1948 an Assistant Engineer Inspector, Engineer-in-Chief's Department, Admiralty [HMS President] 09.12.1948 - (05.1951) HMS Taciturn (submarine) Recreational sailor.
Segrave, William Francis Roderick	22.11.1907 Kensington, London - 31.12.1974 Isfield Place, Uckfield district, Sussex	S.Lt. 16.10.1928 Lt. 16.04.1931 Lt.Cdr. 16.04.1939 (retd 22.11.1952 *) A/Cdr. 06.1945? DSC 14.09.1943 destruction 2 U-boats Western Approaches 24.06.1943 [investiture 09.05.1944] DSC 22.02.1944 destruction 2 U-boats Western Approaches 06.11.1943 [investiture 09.05.1944] DSC 13.06.1944 6 U-boats sunk in 10 days (2nd Escort Group) [decoration posted] * According to the London Gazette he got promoted upon retirement to Cdr. (retd), which is not substantiated by the RN Retired List, though.	(08.1929) no appointment listed 24.09.1929 - (02.1931) HMS Shropshire (cruiser) (Mediterranean) 28.07.1931 - (01.1934) HMS Durban (cruiser) (America & West Indies) 30.04.1935 - (07.1935) First Lieutenant, HMS Torrid (destroyer) (Portland) 08.09.1936 - (02.1937) HMS Resolution (battleship) (Home Fleet) 18.08.1937 - (08.)1939 Commanding Officer, HMS Weston (escort vessel) 21.08.1939 - 02.1941 Commanding Officer, HMS Westcott (destroyer) 02.1941 - (08.1942) Commanding Officer, HMS Wellington (sloop) 07.01.1943 - (04.1944) Commanding Officer, HMS Kite (sloop) 05.1944 - (06.1944) HMS Cormorant (base, Gibraltar) (for various services) 06.1945 - (07.1945) Commander [= Executive Officer], HMS Nabbington (Mobile Naval Air Base, Nowra, NSW, Australia) 11.02.1946 - (04.1946) Commanding Officer, HMS Hart (sloop) Justice of the Peace (JP).
Selby, Roger Prideaux Son (with one sister and one brother) of Prideaux George Selby OBE, MRCS, LRCP (1866-1947), and Elizabeth Mary Alice Eastty (1867-). Married (1919, Edinburgh, Scotland) Elizabeth May Stirling (?-1958); one daughter.	14.10.1894 Teynham, Faversham district, Kent - 07.12.1976 Shepway district, Kent	Midsh. 15.05.1912 A/S.Lt. 15.09.1914 S.Lt. 24.11.1914 A/Lt. 30.06.1916 * Lt. ?, seniority 30.05.1916 Lt.Cdr. 15.12.1929 Cdr. 30.06.1929 (retd 14.10.1944) A/Capt. 24.02.1940 Capt. (retd) 14.10.1944 (reverted to retd 07.1946) DSO 14.11.1944 Normandy [investiture 13.02.1945] ** 14|15 St - - BWM 14|20 - - VM - - MID 1916? Jutland 39|45 St - - Fr&G St - - Def M - - WM 39|45 - - MID ? ? * Special promotion for services at Jutland: "In charge of the transmitting room the working of which was in every way admirable. Showed coolness in dangerous situations." ** This officer was First Assault Group Commander, ‘S One’, and latterly my [= R.Adm. A.G. Talbot] Chief Staff Officer. Throughout he has shown very high organisational ability and kept a level head and a cheerful outlook through the very trying times both prior to D-Day and off the Far Shore. In the days after the assault, I was able to spend much time on the beaches with complete confidence that the area would be in his safe hands during my absence.	Education: RN Colleges, Osborne (09.1908-09.1910) and Dartmouth (09.1910-05.1912). 15.05.1912     HMS Inflexible (battlecruiser) 05.11.1912     HMS Invincible (battlecruiser) 01.01.1914     HMS Audacious (battleship) 24.11.1914     HMS Lion (battlecruiser) 11.1917 - 02.1918 no appointment listed (promotion courses?) 25.02.1918     HMS Ceres (cruiser) 09.1920     no appointment listed 10.1920     staff, RN College, Greenwich 01.1922 - (04.)1922 qualifying for gunnery duties, HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) 02.06.1922     HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) (for miscellaneous duties) 03.04.1923 - (08.1923) HMS Centurion (battleship) 19.05.1924 - (01.1925) HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) 12.1925     HMS Dunedin (cruiser) [seconded to RNZN] 01.02.1926     Gunnery Officer on staff of Commodore of the NZ Squadron [HMS Dunedin (cruiser)] 09.05.1927 - 03.04.1929 Gunnery Officer, HMS Valiant (battleship) (Mediterranean) 06.05.1929 - 21.07.1929 HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) 22.07.1929 - (09.)1932 Admiralty [HMS President] (for Naval Ordnance Department) [in 1931 at Tedworth, the Loch Fyne Experimental diving and submarine escape techniques] 10.1932 - 01.1933 Senior Officers' Tactical Course, Portsmouth [HMS Victory] 22.01.1933 - 02.10.1934 Commanding Officer, HMS Velox (destroyer) (Home Fleet) 02.10.1934 - 30.04.1935 Commanding Officer, HMS Esk (destroyer) (Home Fleet) 07.05.1935 - 08.1935 Admiralty [HMS President] (for miscellaneous services at Admiralty) 27.08.1935 - 10.1936 on staff of Vice-Admiral-in-Charge, Malta and Admiral Superintendent Malta Dockyard [HMS St Angelo (RN base, Malta)] 12.10.1936 - 02.1937 Senior Officers' War Course, RN War College, Greenwich [HMS President] 23.02.1937 - 31.08.1937 Admiralty [HMS President] (for Training and Staff Duties Division) 01.09.1937 - 15.03.1938 Admiralty [HMS President] (for miscellaneous services at Admiralty) 16.03.1938 - 25.04.1939 Admiralty [HMS President] (for Training and Staff Duties Division) 26.04.1939 - 06.1939 Plans Division, Admiralty [HMS President] 06.1939 - 23.02.1940 Trade Division, Admiralty [HMS President] 24.02.1940 - 11.05.1942 Deputy Director (2) (Defensively Equipped Merchant Ships), Trade Division, Admiralty [HMS President] [In charge fitting of plastic armour to merchant ships. Partook in the film “The Gun”, an Admiralty film on armouring merchantmen.] 15.05.1942 - (02.)1943 Admiralty [HMS President] (for miscellaneous duties at Admiralty) 04.1943 - (08.)1943 Chief of Naval Tactics, Training and Staff Duties, Combined Operations HQ (London) (10.1943)     Combined Operations HQ * (12.1943)     no appointment listed 02.12.1943 - 14.03.1944 Commanding Officer, HMS Woolverstone (landing craft base, Ipswich) (06.1944)     First Assault Group Commander - Sword Beach - operating from HM LCI 131 (landing craft, infantry) 14.08.1944 - 10.1945 Commanding Officer, HMS Westcliff (Combined Operations base, Southend) 26.10.1945 - (04.1946) HMS Rosneath (Combined Operations base, Roseneath, Dunbartonshire) (for miscellaneous duties) Admiralty Adviser to the Polish Resettlement Corps., 08.1946. Admiralty Regional Officer for Wales, 08.1948. Retired 07.1956. * indexed, but not listed as such
Selby, William Halford Son of E.H. Selby. Married 1st (1926) Hilary Elizabeth Salter (died 1960); two daughters. Married 2nd (1961) Mrs R. Milne.	29.04.1902 Bromley district - 03.07.1994 Chittoe, Chippenham, Wiltshire	A/S.Lt. 15.01.1922 S.Lt. 15.08.1923, seniority 15.10.1922 Lt. 31.08.1924 Lt.Cdr. 31.08.1932 Cdr. 31.12.1937 Capt. 31.12.1943 R.Adm. 08.01.1953 (retd 29.02.1956) CB 09.06.1955 HM's Birthday 1955 [investiture 06.12.1955] DSC 09.02.1943 sinking of Ulm 08.1942 [investiture 07.03.1944] MID 23.09.1941 sunk by aircraft 28.05.1941 MID 08.06.1944 HM's birthday 1944 Cmdn 22.04.1947 mined Corfu Channel 22.10.1946	Education: RN Colleges, Osborne & Dartmouth 1916 entered RN 1920 Midshipman, HMS Royal Oak (Black Sea and Dardanelles) (08.1923)     short course of instruction 1924 Sub-Lieutenant, HMS Vendetta and HM Yacht Victoria and Albert 13.12.1924 - (05.)1926 HMS Emperor of India (battleship) (Atlantic Fleet) 31.12.1926 - (04.)1928 HMS Voyager (destroyer) (Mediterranean) (05.1928) - (06.1928) no appointment listed 22.06.1928 - (08.1929) Royal Naval Barracks, Chatham [HMS Pembroke] 10.04.1930 - (09.)1932 First Lieutenant, HMS Antelope (destroyer) (Mediterranean) 13.12.1932 - (01.)1934 Commanding Officer, HMS Restless (destroyer) (Portsmouth) 14.05.1934 - (07.)1934 HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) (for tactical school) [borne in HMS Dryad] 10.08.1934 - (11.)1934 Commanding Officer, HMS Veteran (destroyer) (China) 17.12.1934 - (02.1936) Commanding Officer, HMS Diana (destroyer) (China) 27.01.1937 - (02.)1938 Royal Naval Barracks, Chatham [HMS Pembroke] 28.02.1938 - (10.1938) Royal Naval Barracks, Chatham [HMS Pembroke] 10.01.1939 - (04.1939) staff course, RN Staff College, Greenwich [HMS President] 31.07.1939 - 13.01.1940 Commanding Officer, HMS Wren (destroyer) 23.01.1940 - 28.05.1941 Commanding Officer, HMS Mashona (destroyer) 1941 - (12.1941) RM Group Mobile Naval Base Defence Organization (2) 01.1942 - 14.02.1944 Commanding Officer, HMS Onslaught (destroyer) 09.03.1944 - (10.1944) Chief Staff Officer to Commodore (D) Western Approaches [HMS Ferret (RN base, Londonderry)] 01.07.1945 - (07.)1945 Chief of Staff to Naval Officer-in-Charge, Londonderry [HMS Ferret (RN base, Londonderry)] 14.12.1945 - 1947 Captain (D), 3rd Destroyer Flotilla [HMS Saumarez (destroyer)] (ship hit an Albanian mine in the Corfu Strait 22.10.1946, "Corfu Channel incident") 17.03.1948 - 1950 Deputy Director of Operations Division, Admiralty [HMS President] 04.1950 - 1952 Captain-in-Charge, Simonstown (South Africa) & Captain Superintendent HM Dockyard, Simonstown [HMS Afrikander] (05.1953)     no appointment listed 06.1953 - (01.)1956 Head of British Naval Mission to Greece [HMS St Angelo (RN base, Malta)]
Sells William Fortescue Second son of Rev. William Sells, of Niton, lsle of Wight. Married (1908) Alice Augusta Cornish (? - 1943), daughter of J.F. Cornish, FRGS: one sone, one daughter.	19.01.1881 Wokingham - 31.03.1966 Penzance, Cornwall	Lt. 19.01.1901 Cdr. 30.06.1913 Capt. 31.12.1918 R.Adm. 01.04.1930 (retd 02.04.1930) V.Adm. (retd) 19.07.1935 (reactivated 21.03.1940) (reverted to retd 25.10.1940) (reactivated 21.11.1942) (reverted to retd 08.11.1943) (reactivated 29.03.1944) (reverted to retd 23.10.1944) CMG 27.03.1917 ?	15.07.1894     entered RN ... - ... ... 21.03.1940 - 24.10.1940 HMS Eaglet (RN base, Liverpool) (additional; for Liverpool Convoy Pool) (as Cdre. 2nd cl. RNR) 21.11.1942 - 16.07.1943 HMS Torch (minesweeper and Coastal Forces base, Holyhead) (additional; as Resident Naval Officer, Caernarvon) (as Cdr.) 17.07.1943 - 19.07.1943 HMS Torch (minesweeper and Coastal Forces base, Holyhead) (additional) 20.07.1943 - 17.10.1943 Commanding Officer, HMS Torch (minesweeper and Coastal Forces base, Holyhead) & as Naval Officer-in-Charge, Holyhead (as Capt.) 18.10.1943 - 07.11.1943 HMS President (additional; for disposal) 29.03.1944 - 21.07.1944 Senior Naval Officer, Dungeness [HMS Odyssey (additional)] (as Capt.) 22.07.1944 - 22.10.1944 HMS Victory IV (additional; for disposal)
Servaes, Reginald Maxwell	25.07.1893 Toxteth Park district, Lancs. - 18.11.1978 [Chichester, W Sussex ?]	S.Lt. 1914 Lt. 15.04.1915 Lt.Cdr. 15.04.1923 Cdr. 31.12.1928 Capt. 31.12.1935 A/R.Adm. 22.02.1943 R.Adm. 02.01.1945 (retd [02.09.?]1948) V.Adm. (retd) 02.09.1948 CB 12.07.1947 HM's birthday 1947 [investiture 28.10.1947] CBE 11.07.1940 HM's birthday 1940 [investiture 03.09.1940]	Education: RN Colleges Osborne & Dartmouth; RN Staff College (1922-1923). 15.05.1906     entered RN 1914 - 1918 European War, served in HM ships Exe, Comus and Phaeton; specialised in Gunnery, 1917 1937     Commanding Officer, HMS Resource 12.03.1938 - 23.05.1939 Admiralty [HMS President] 23.05.1938 - (08.1939) Deputy Director of Local Defence, Admiralty [HMS President] ? - 1940 Director of Local Defence, Admiralty [HMS President] 10.12.1941 - (08.)1942 Commanding Officer, HMS London (cruiser) (service in Home Fleet and convoys to Russia) 01.1943 - (02.1943) Director of Trade Division, Admiralty [HMS President] 22.02.1943 - 1945 Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Foreign), Admiralty 07.07.1944 - 02.01.1945 also: Naval ADC to the King 06.1945 - (04.)1946 Rear­Admiral Commanding 2nd Cruiser Squadron, British Pacific Fleet [HMS Bermuda, from 10.1945 HMS Belfast] 1947 - 1948 Flag Officer Commanding Reserve Fleet
Seth-Smith David Keith Son (with one brother and one sister) of Keith John Seth Seth-Smith (1882-1959), and Edith Dorothy de Vin (1890-1973). Married 1st (04.09.1939) Pamela Hilda Stokes ((12?).1918 - 19.02.2009), daughter of Capt. Vaughan Adrian Philipps Stokes (1891-1955), and Marion M. Curteis, of Larksfield, Minster in Thanet, Kent; one son, one daughter. Married 2nd (29.02.1972, Westminster, London) Dorothy Elizabeth Donaldson-Hudson (née Freemantle) (31.03.1915 - 06.01.2005), daughter of James Francis Freemantle, and Mabel Hatcliffe.	11.09.1914 Basingstoke district, Hampshire - 02.11.1976 Westminster district, London	Cadet 01.01.1932 Midsh. 01.09.1932 A/S.Lt. 01.01.1935 S.Lt. 16.09.1935 Lt. 16.01.1938 A/Lt.Cdr. 12.01.1944? Lt.Cdr. 16.01.1946 (retd 18.11.1948)	... - ... ... 21.09.1938 - (02.)1941 HMS Resolution (battleship) 06.1941 - (12.1941) HMS Landguard (escort) (08.1942) - (02.1943) no appointment listed 16.03.1943 - (12.1943) HMS Hannibal (RN base, Algiers, Algeria / Taranto, Italy) (additional; for miscellaneous services) 12.01.1944 - (06.)1944 HMS Braganza (RN base, Bombay, India) (for duty with Supreme Allied Commander South East Asia Command) 07.08.1944 - (07.1945) HMS Hathi (RN dpot, Delhi, India) 11.02.1946 - (04.1946) Executive Officer, HMS Atheling (escort carrier) ... - ... ...
Setten, William Borel "Bill" Son (with two brothers and one sister) of John William Setten (1871?-1919), manufacturer, of Birmingham, and Marguerite E. Jacot (?-1966), of Dulwich, later of New York. Brother of Maj. John Westcott Setten, Indian Army. Married (03.11.1940, Alexandria, Egypt) Rhoona Eileen Levy (21.10.1913 - 13.04.1987), daughter of Samuel Benjamin Levy (1857-1935), and Ethel Beatrice "Trixie" Hatchard (1879-1964). Rhoona Setten was earlier married ((06?).1937) to Cpl. Lionel Innes Montell Toller, RAC (1905-1940). She remarried 1st (10.08.1942) Cdr. John Bevan Cox, RN (1910-1980) & 2nd (25.06.1962) Lt.Col. Percival Harry "Pat" Denyer, Indian Army (1897-1974).	(03?).1914 Moseley, Birmingham, King's Norton district, Warwickshire - 22.05.1941 (MPK) [age 27] [Plymouth Naval Memorial, panel 44, column 3]	Cadet 01.01.1931 Midsh, (E) 01.09.1931 S.Lt. (E) 16.07.1934 Lt. (E) 16.07.1936	Education: RN College, Dartmouth (05.1927). 10.01.1931 - 09.1931 HMS Royal Sovereign (battleship) (Mediterranean) 17.09.1931 - (02.)1935 engineering course, RN Engineering College, Keyham 01.05.1935 - (02.)1937 HMS Carlisle (cruiser) (Africa Station) (07.1937)     no appointment listed 23.08.1937 - 01.02.1939 RN Barracks, Portsmouth [HMS Victory] 02.02.1939 - 03.1940 HMS Ramillies (battleship) (Mediterranean) 03.1940 - 22.05.1941 HMS Gloucester (cruiser) (missing, presumed killed when ship was bombed and sunk by German aircraft off Crete)
Sewell Richard Crombie Son of Col. Evelyn Pierce Sewell CMG, DSO, MB, BCh., FRCS (1874-1960) and Zébée Maud Jessie Crombie (1976-1960). Married 1st (12.04.1941, Sydney, NSW) Joyce Best Dean (20.10.1913 - 01.1981), daughter of George Best Dean and Mary Dunn. Married 2nd Paula Dorset (died 1998).	05.03.1911 Belfast - 24.03.1998 Portsmouth, Hampshire	Cadet 01.05.1928 Midsh. 01.01.1929 A/S.Lt. 01.05.1931 S.Lt. 22.08.1932, seniority 01.01.1932 Lt. 01.10.1933 Lt.Cdr. 01.10.1941 (retd 05.03.1956)	01.05.1928 - (02.)1931 HMS Royal Oak (battleship) (Mediterranean) 30.04.1931 - (01.)1932 promotion course, RN College, Greenwich [HMS President] 29.08.1932 - (09.1932) HMS Renown (battlecruiser) (Home Fleet) 16.10.1933 - (01.)1934 observers' course [HMS Excellent] 09.11.1934 - (02.)1937 observer, HMS Hermes (aircraft carrier) (China) (07.1937) no appointment listed 03.01.1938 - (10.)1938 observer, HMS Courageous (aircraft carrier) (Home Fleet) 21.11.1938 - 01.1939 observer, HMS Ark Royal (aircraft carrier) (Home Fleet) 27.01.1939 - (02.1941) observer, 700 Squadron FAA [HMNZS Achilles (cruiser)] (08.1942) no appointment listed (02.1943) - (08.1943) HMS Condor (RN Air Station, Arbroath) * 09.1943 - (04.)1944 instructional staff, HMS Condor (RN Air Station, Arbroath) 20.04.1944 - (06.1944) HMS Sparrowhawk (RN Air Station, Hatston, Orkney) 08.01.1945 - (07.1945) HMS Trumpeter (escort carrier) 01.12.1945 - (04.1946) staff of Flag Officer Commanding Aircraft Carriers and Naval Air Stations, East Indies [HMS Ukussa] (07.1948) HMS Merlin (RN Air Station, Donibristle, Fife) * 19.09.1949 - (05.1953) HMS President (for miscellaneous services) 17.08.1954 - (01.1956) HMS President (for miscellaneous services)
Sexton Harry Carl Woodward	12.01.1906 Gravesend, Kent - 06.03.1976 Poole district, Dorset	Seaman ? [M37047] Wt.Eng. 01.04.1937 A/Cd.Eng. 18.06.1945 Cd.Eng. = Sen.Cd.Eng. = Lt. (E) 01.10.1946 (retd 27.10.1955) (reverted to retd > 01.1957)	24.05.1937 - (04.)1939 HMS Aurora (cruiser) (Home Fleet) 10.07.1939 - (02.)1941 HMS Malaya (battleship) (12.1941) no appointment listed (08.1942) no appointment listed 14.12.1942 - (10.)1943 HMS Wensleydale (destroyer) (12.)1943 - (06.1944) no appointment listed (07.1945) no appointment listed (04.1946) HMS Chiddingfold (destroyer) * 18.06.1946 - (07.1948) HMS Fernie (destroyer) (05.1949) no appointment listed 10.1949 - (05.1950) HMS Pelican (sloop) (05.1953) HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) * 28.12.1954 - (01.1957) HMS Excellent (gunnery school, Portsmouth) * indexed, but not listed as such
Seymour, Andrew Malcolm Son of ... Seymour, and ... White.	25.09.1913 Portsmouth district, Hampshire - 08.05.2003 North Yorkshire	A/Petty Officer ? A/S.Lt. 01.09.1936 S.Lt. 26.04.1938, seniority 01.01.1937 Lt. 01.08.1938 A/Lt.Cdr. 01.11.1945 Lt.Cdr. 01.08.1946 (retd 25.09.1958) MBE 12.06.1958 HM's birthday 1958 [investiture 02.12.1958] DSC 16.01.1945 probably sunk U-boat Plymouth area 15.08.1944 [decoration posted]	10.1934     passed qualifying educational examination as a rating for rank of Acting Sub-Lieutenant [lower deck advancement scheme] 01.09.1936 - 23.09.1936 HMS Victory (RN base, Portsmouth) 24.09.1936 - 03.01.1937 promotion course, RN College, Greenwich [HMS President] 04.01.1937 - (07.1937) promotion course, Portsmouth (02.1938)     no appointment listed 24.05.1938 - (04.)1939 HMS Eclipse (destroyer) (Home Fleet) 05.06.1939 - 14.10.1939 HMS Royal Oak (battleship) (ship torpedoed and sunk by U-47 at Scapa Flow) (04.1940)     no appointment listed 06.05.1940 - (02.)1941 HMS Nimrod (anti-submarine training establishment, Campbeltown) 03.1941 - (12.1941) Anti-Submarine Officer, HMS Bulldog (destroyer) (08.1942)     HMS Tyne (destroyer depot ship) * 18.12.1942 - (08.)1943 HMS Nimrod (anti-submarine training establishment, Campbeltown) (for instructional duties) 10.09.1943 - (10.)1943 Anti-Submarine Officer, HMS Inconstant (destroyer) 19.11.1943 - (06.)1944 HMS Duckworth (frigate) ** 11.1944 - (01.)1945 HMS Osprey (anti-submarine establishment, Dunoon, Argyllshire) (for miscellaneous duties) 03.1945 - (04.)1946 HMS Golden Hind (RN manning depot, Sydney, NSW) (for anti-submarine duties) 22.11.1946 - (07.1948) HMS Osprey (anti-submarine establishment) (for instructional duties) 28.03.1949 - (05.)1949 Commanding Officer, HMNZS Rotoiti (frigate) 03.09.1949 - (05.1950) HMNZS Bellona (light cruiser) 25.09.1952 - (05.1953) Commanding Officer, HMS Reclaim (deep diving and submarine rescue vessel) 26.04.1954 - (01.1957) Commanding Officer, HMS Defiance (training establishment, Devonport) * indexed, but not listed as such ** (10.1944) still indexed, but no longer listed as such
Shaddick Geoffrey Thomas Son of ... Shaddick, and ... Griffiths.	(06?).1921 Dudley district, Staffordshire / Worcestershire - 28.01.1942 [age 20] [Lee-on-Solent Memorial, bay 3, panel 1]	Midsh. (A) 16.01.1939 A/S.Lt. (A) 20.06.1940 S.Lt. (A) ?, seniority 20.06.1940	15.05.1939 - (08.1939) observers' course [HMS Excellent] (04.1940) Fleet Air Arm 06.07.1940 - (02.1941) Acting Observer, 825 Squadron FAA [HMS Furious (aircraft carrier)] 11.10.1941 - 28.01.1942 Acting Observer, 831 Squadron FAA [HMS Indomitable (aircraft carrier)]
Shadwell Lancelot Milman	06.01.1901 St Thomas district, Devon - 05.06.1960 Surrey SW district, Surrey	A/Lt. ? Lt. 14.09.1921, seniority 15.12.1920 Lt.Cdr. 15.12.1928 Cdr. 31.12.1934 Capt. 30.06.1942 (retd 07.07.1951) LM 28.05.1946 service in the Far East OON 07.01.1947 * Hkn 26.08.1947 services to Norway British war medal; Victory medal; 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; Burma Star with 'Pacific' bar; War Medal; King George VI Coronation Medal * For outstanding services to Netherlands Submarines as Commander S/M, Porthsmouth and later as Captain S/M 8 and Captain S/M 9.	09.01.1917     entered RN 23.01.1923 - (08.)1923 HMS L 56 (submarine) [tender to HMS Dolphin] 08.1923 - (01.1925) HMS Titania (submarine depot ship) (China) (05.1926)     no appointment listed 06.1927 - (07.)1927 HMS Dolphin (submarine depot ship) (for submarines) 14.12.1927 - (06.1928) Commanding Officer, HMS H 44 (submarine) (6th Submarine Flotilla) [tender to HMS Vulcan] 26.03.1929 - (08.1929) HMS Sussex (cruiser) (Mediterranean) 01.04.1930 - (02.)1931 Executive Officer, HMS X 1 (submarine) 10.04.1931 - (06.1933) Commanding Officer, HMS Regulus (submarine) (Mediterranean) 19.01.1934 - (07.1935) Commanding Officer, HMS Severn (submarine) 14.01.1936 - (02.)1936 staff course, RN Staff College, Greenwich [HMS President] 18.12.1936 - (10.1938) Plans Division, Admiralty [HMS President] 23.01.1939 - (02.)1939 tactical investigation, Tactical School, Portsmouth [HMS Victory] 20.04.1939 - (04.)1940 Commander Submarines, Portsmouth [HMS Dwarf (submarine tender, Portsmouth)]  12.1940 - (02.)1941 Commanding Officer, HMS Rockingham (destroyer) 31.03.1941 - (08.)1942 Captain M/S*, HMS Calliope (RN base, Tyne) * M/S = minesweepers; perhaps printing error, S/M = submarines 01.09.1942 - 12.1943 Commanding Officer, HMS Ambrose (base for 9th Submarine Flotilla, Dundee) 12.1943 - (10.1944) Commanding Officer, HMS Maidstone and as Captain (S) 8th Submarine Flotilla (base for 8th Submarine Flotilla, Alexandria, from 03.1944 Trincomalee) (07.1945) no appointment listed (04.1946) HMS Resource (repair ship) * 20.11.1947 - (07.1948) Flag Captain, HMS St Angelo (RN base, Malta) (05.1949)     no appointment listed 15.12.1949 - (05.1950) Commanding Officer, HMS Howe & Senior Officer Reserve Fleet, Portsmouth 08.01.1951 - 07.07.1951 also: Naval ADC to the King * indexed, but not listed as such
Shand, Hinton Colin Joseph Son of ... Shand, and ... Goodwill. Married (1966) Anne M.J. Abbott. Lived Ridge House, Corsham, Wiltshire, and his eldest daughter Dana married in 1972 in Mauritius.	07.02.1915 Guildford, Surrey - 16.08.1992 Bodmin district, Cornwall	Cadet 01.01.1933 Midsh. 01.01.1934 A/S.Lt. 01.05.1936 S.Lt. 1937?, 01.03.1936 Lt. 01.03.1938 A/Lt.Cdr. 01.11.1945 Lt.Cdr. 01.03.1946 Cdr. 30.06.1950 Capt. 30.06.1956  (retd 18.10.1966) DSC 09.05.1944 minesweeping Western Desert sweep [investiture 01.05.1945] * 39|45 St ? ? Afr St ? & N Africa 1942-43 clasp BWM 39|45 ? ? Kor M ? ? UNSM ? ? * For great skill and devotion to duty in HMS Whitehaven, in clearing enemy minefields to enable supply convoys and bombardment forces to operate in support of the Eighth Army in their advance from Egypt to Tunis.	01.01.1933 - 31.12.1933 special entry, HMS Frobisher (cadet training cruiser) 01.01.1934 - (02.1936) HMS Valiant (battleship) (Mediterranean) 04.01.1937 - (07.)1937 promotion course, Portsmouth 01.10.1937 - (04.)1939 HMS Esk (destroyer) (Home Fleet) 16.05.1939 - (04.1940) HMS Sussex (cruiser) 06.01.1941 - (02.)1941 long navigation course, HM Navigation School, Portsmouth [HMS Dryad] 15.10.1941 - (08.1942) Navigating Officer, HMS Cromer (for flotilla duties) (02.1943) no appointment listed (06.1943) no appointment listed 27.07.1943 - (10.)1943 HMS Hardy (destroyer) * 08.12.1943 - (06.)1944 HMS Dryad (navigation school, Portsmouth) (1944?) HMS Whitehaven (Bangor class minesweeper) 07.08.1944 - 10.1944 Navigating Officer, Rosyth Escort Force [HMS Cochrane (RN base, Rosyth)] 07.10.1944 - (04.)1946 HMS Dryad (navigation school, Portsmouth) 26.12.1946 - 04.1949 Navigating Officer, HMS Cleopatra 04.1949 - (05.1950) HMS Dryad (navigation school, Portsmouth) 08.12.1952 - (05.1953) Naval Intelligence Division, Admiralty [HMS President] 03.01.1955 - (01.)1956 Commanding Officer, HMS St Austell Bay 29.10.1956 - (01.1959) Deputy Director of Naval Recruiting (London) (07.1961) HMS Londonderry (with rank of Commodore) ** (02.1963) no appointment listed Published: Baltic pilot (with Lt.Cdr. A.V. Clark) (1976-1978) * (12.1943) still indexed, but no longer listed as such ** indexed, but not listed as such
Sharman, Frederick Irvin Married ((03?).1923, Basford district, Nottinghamshire) Norah Robinson.	19.11.1899 Mansfield, Basford district, Nottinghamshire - 19.01.1954 Gillingham, Chatham district, Kent	Seaman ? [M14998] A/Wt.Eng. 01.01.1928 Wt.Eng. 1929?, seniority 01.01.1928 Cd.Eng. 01.01.1938 A/Lt. (E) > 10.1943, < 12.1943 Lt. (E) 14.05.1945 (retd 19.11.1949) Lt.Cdr. (E) (retd) 14.05.1953 DSC 01.01.1945 New Year 1945 [investiture 11.12.1945] MID 01.01.1943 New Year 1943	(04.1928)     short course of instruction (05.1928) - (06.1928) no appointment listed 30.07.1928 - (08.1929) HMS Calcutta (cruiser) (Africa) 10.03.1930 - (01.)1932 HMS Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) (for mechanical training establishment) 26.05.1932 - (02.)1935 HMNZS Dunedin (cruiser) [lent to RNZN] 02.05.1935 - (02.)1936 HMS Achilles (cruiser) (Chatham) 18.03.1936 - (10.1938) HMS Kellett (surveying ship) (from 10.09.1938 Reserve Fleet, The Nore) (02.1939) - (04.1939) no appointment listed 26.07.1939 - (04.)1940 HMS Pembroke (RN base, Chatham) (for mechanical training establishment) 06.1940 - (10.)1940 HMS Versatile (destroyer) 12.1940 - (04.)1944 HMS Campbell (destroyer) (DSC, despatches) (10.1944)     no appointment listed (06.1944) - (01.1945) no appointment listed 02.03.1945 - (07.1945) HMS Zest (destroyer) 11.01.1946 - (05.)1949 on staff of Commander-in-Chief, Nore [HMS Pembroke (RN base, Chatham)]
Sharpe, Harry Wetherherd	14.08.1901 Wolstanton, Staffordshire - 08.07.1950 Stubbington, Portsmouth, Hampshire	... ... Lt. 15.09.1923 Lt.Cdr. 15.09.1931 (retd < 07.1947) Cdr. (retd) 1947?	Played cricket for the RN in 1929. 15.05.1915     entered RN ... - ... ... 13.09.1939 - (10.)1940 HMS Royal Arthur (training establishment, Skegness) 06.12.1940 - (08.)1941 HMS Naiad (cruiser) 22.09.1941 - (04.)1944 HMS Collingwood (training establishment, Fareham, Hampshire) (for duty with Captain Radar Training) (06.1944)     Royal Indian Navy * 22.06.1944 - (10.)1944 HMS Excalibur (new entry seaman training establishment, The Brunds, Alsager, Stoke on Trent) 10.1944 - (04.1946) HMS Raleigh (training establishment, Trevol, Torpoint, Cornwall) ... - ... ...

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