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Stuart Thomas from Ancaster, Ontario said... | 25/05/2001 |
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W.A. H (Alva) Thomas |
My father, W.A. H (Alva) Thomas (WCMDR) told me a number of times that he was on the Barham for a short period of time. He then was transferred over to the Repulse. He was quite an avid photographer and I can recall watching some of his moving pictures. While watching these pictures many years ago, with my dad, he told me that one of the ships that were depicted was the Barham. I still have these moving pictures and will see if I can find the correct reel. |
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Gareth needham from Cape town, South Africa said... | 22/05/2001 |
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Percy Knott |
My grandfather Percy Knott is one of the survivors from the sinking of the Barham and he curently lives in Fish Hoek, Cape Town, South Africa about five km from Simonstown naval base. We were all very close to the late Bert Culcutt who is sadly missed by all. |
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Rose Barham from New Haw, Surrey said... | 21/05/2001 |
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My father told a story about being rescued by HMS BARHAM. When he told them his name..... Well his words were that he didn't think he'd ever been so drunk. Unfortunatly he is long gone now but my Mother will most likely remember more details. Thank you HMS Barham for the rescue. Visiting this site was a great pleasure, I'm sure I'll visit again. |
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Ray Oliver from Waterlooville said... | 19/05/2001 |
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"Shorty" Oliver |
I am the eldest surviving son of " Shorty " Oliver a survivor of the sinking. Dad was a proud member of the survivors association until he passed on in December 1998. |
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Nicola Fairman from Swanscombe Kent said... | 17/05/2001 |
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Richard Attree |
I am searching for information on Richard Attree He is a distant relation in my family tree.From information gathered I understand he was a signaller on HMS Barham.Information that I have says that he was killed in action in 1942.If you could shed any light on this I would be extremely grateful. thank you . |
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Jason Bryan from Sandhurst said... | 16/05/2001 |
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Harry Lewty |
In memory of Harry Lewty who died on the H.M.S Barham leaving behind his wife Daisy Lewty and adopted child Diane Lewty. |
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Les Hutton from Paignton, Devon said... | 12/05/2001 |
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John Workman |
Any information on John Workman from Blackwell Worcestershire who lost his life during the sinking of HMS Barham. |
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Bill Mayhew from BRISTOL said... | 09/05/2001 |
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WHAT A GREAT SITE .I often wondered about u-boat sinking .God bless. Never ever forget any of our brothers lost at sea |
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Robert Way from Dover, Kent, England said... | 07/05/2001 |
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Robert Victor Henry Way |
My father Robert Victor Henry Way served as a Royal Marine gunner (6" turret) on the Barham but was transfered a month or so before that fateful day. My father who served from 1937 until 1946 always regarded the Barham as his best posting, and spoke with great fondness of the ship and its crew. He lost many friends on that day and the memory stayed with him until his death in 1978. I would just like to honour the brave men of the Barham on behalf of both my father and myself. |
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eric pitt from ? said... | 29/04/2001 |
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eric r rosewell |
i would like any information about my father |
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