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 Roger Gallagher from Teignmouth said... | 29/08/2008 |
 www.teignmouthregatta.co.uk |
 Good Morning. I would just like to let you know that a rowing race for the \'Barham Cup\' shall be raced tomorrow, Saturday 30th August from the town of Teignmouth to Newton Abbot. This race, rowing regatta style dinghies forms part of Teignmouth Regatta and is run every year with some emphasis placed on the history of HMS Barham, as she was the first battleship to have 15\" guns anchored off Teignmouth in June 1924. I hope this may be of some interest to your members. Regards Roger Gallagher |
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| Gary Ridenour from Kansas City USA said... | 27/08/2008 |
I have seen the video of this ship sinking in many a movie and TV documentaries. but have never seen anyone put a name to it. so i did some research and finally now i know. i have posted it on a ww2 message board. and the debate began on what caused this explosion. i always suspected a magazine. and this website now proves it. so a salute to a noble and gallant ship and crew. may they all RIP.
I served in the USN during Vietnam. Gary |
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| Peter Jones from Cornwall said... | 24/08/2008 |
 John Martin Jones |
I am looking for info on my father who served on HMS Barham at the time of the sinking. I cannot find his details on the crew lists.
Pls contact me with any details at petejones61@gmail.com
Many thanks. |
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| peter jones from cornwall said... | 23/08/2008 |
| john martin jones |
My father was on HMS Barham when it blew up, rescued and hospitalised in middle east.
Not metioned on any crew lists. Do you have any info on him. I believe he was kept afloat by admiral Pridam Wipple after the sinking.Many thanks. Peter. |
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| Tim Challinor from Surrey said... | 13/08/2008 |
| Joseph Ely |
Hello
My grandfather Joseph Ely was a seaman on HMS Barham during WW1 and was a Jutland.
I have a copy of his records.
Any info would be great.
Thanks |
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| Roger Armstrong from Canada said... | 08/08/2008 |
| Martin Thomas Michael Keogh |
Please could anyone help me out in giving me any imformation on Martin Thomas Michael Keogh,Ordinance Artificer 3rd Class,who was killed in action 27th May 1941 when the Y Turret was bombed by Italian bombs,or if there is a picture of him on this site.
Thank You. |
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| Eileen Frances Light from Poole, Dorset said... | 16/07/2008 |
| Charles Edward Smith |
Charles Edward Smith was an A.B. on HMS Barham from 8th June 1937 to 5th December 1938.
He was lost on HMS Veteran on the 26th September 1942. |
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| Maureen Gray from Deal said... | 05/07/2008 |
| Lt Cdr Jim Samuels |
Lt Cdr Bryan Samuels (Jim)
Jim was my brother in law and at this time I wish to add the condolances my myself my husband Dolly Gray(RM), Kevin & Diana, Janet and Malcolm and their families to Jims son and daughter John amd Lynne and their families.
RIP Jim you proved the title of your book \'Never make a Sailor\' to be very wrong\'
Maureen and Dolly
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| Lynne Wollerton from Plymouth said... | 02/07/2008 |
| Lt Com BJ Samuels |
Lt Commander Bryan James Samuels RTD (Jim), who served on HMS Barham, passed away peacefully in Derriford Hospital, Plymouth on the 2nd July 2008 following a short illness.
Should you wish, you may contact his daughter Mrs Lynne Wollerton, Flat 18b Pier Court, Pier Street, West Hoe, Plumouth PL1 3BS |
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| owen vaughan from of Aberdare said... | 26/06/2008 |
| David Raymond Jones |
In memory of David Raymond Jones a Marine died 25 Nov 1941 on HMS Barham.
I see the CWGC have got the year wrong, they have 1944 and not 1941 |
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