Known crew serving aboard HMS Beaumaris Castle (FY 992) – which docked 12.11.1945 in Cardiff (South Wales) with the crew registered on their War Records
Tag: Arthur Gibson
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
My Support for Joseph Stalin and Complaint Against the ‘Bias’ and ‘Racist’ BBC! (6.2.2021)
My Complaint: During WWII the Soviet Union – led by the great Joseph Stalin – were Allies of the UK during the darkest days of
Beautiful Brixham! (1.9.2018)
My maternal grandfather – Arthur Gibson – served in the Royal Navy Patrol Service (RNPS) during WWII (stationed in the North Atlantic). He loved Brixham and wanted to retire there, but unfortunately he passed away in 1997 before this dream could be fulfilled. Once a sailor always a sailor! We always think of him when we visit Brixham! When we arrived in the Central Car Park on this day, however, Mei-An soon spied a ‘painted rock’ nestled in a small space in the very high car park wall. This rock has the words ‘Rainham’ written on it, and instructions to take it and move it to another location! This rock is now in Sutton, Southwest London!
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)
Crew of the HMS Beaumaris Castle (FY 992) Honoured in Cheltenham (1945)! I am Proud of my Grandfather – Arthur Gibson – who Fought in the North Atlantic during WWII
Remembering the Minesweeper HMS Beaumaris Castle A few years ago I was interviewed by a journalist whilst attending the Marx Oration at Highgate Cemetery. When
