My maternal grandfather – Arthur Gibson (1911-1997) – and George Smith (1924-2016) both sailed on the Royal Navy Patrol Service (RNPS) the HMS Beaumaris Castle
Category: HMS Beaumaris Castle {FY 992} (RNPS) [1940-1945]
Remembering the life of my maternal grandfather – Arthur Gibson (1911-1976) who fought in the Royal Navy Patrol Service (RNPS) during WWII – in the North Atlantic on the HMS Beaumaris Castle (FY 992) – protecting the Russian Arctic Convoys carrying crucial aid to the then beleaguered USSR!
Email: Enquiry to Lowestoft Library: German U-Boat Surrender – May 8th – 1945 (7.11.2021)
Dear Suffolk Library I write, with considerable interest, concerning the provenance of the attached BBC article (from 2005) which states that its content originates from
Research: HMS Beaumaris Castle (FY 992) and the ‘Surrendered’ German U-Boat (8.5.1945) – Loch Ewe (Scottish Waters – North Atlantic)
Dear U-Boat Archive I am researching an incident reported by a number of British sailors that is believed to have happened during the late afternoon
Russian Arctic Convoy Museum (Letter 1) – [4.11.2021] – HMS Beaumaris Castle (FY 992) RNPS – Hazardous Duties (1942 – 1945)
Dear Sir Website: About The Russian Arctic Convoy Project I and my family have been attending (pre-Covid19) the Soviet War Memorial in London since around 2010.
Three Mysterious about the HMS Beaumaris Castle [FY 992] (WWII)
Three crewmembers of the HMS Beaumaris Castle – Arthur Gibson, John Youngman and George Smith – all serving in the Royal Navy Patrol Service (RNPS)
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 