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David Hart-Dyke
Location:
United Kingdom
 
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posted: 31.07.2010 11:05
I have been contacted by someone who wishes to get in touch with P.W. Hazell who was with us in Coventry in 1982. I would be grateful for any information or contact details. I send my very best wishes to all ex-Coventrys. My admiration for you remains as strong as ever.
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Andy Stewart
Location:
Australia
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posted: 30.07.2010 22:03
I didn't fall in love with any lasses in Sunderland just the football club!
How about you Selwyn?
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Steve "Selwyn"Hunt
Location:
United Kingdom
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posted: 26.07.2010 20:13
All the candidates that have volunteered to join the HMS Coventry Association have now contacted me and I have sent out voting slips to all of the members of the Association.Could I possibly request a swift return of the slips in order to complete the election of the committee. Thank You, Selwyn
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Jim "Rocky" Hudson
Location:
United Kingdom
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posted: 22.07.2010 12:27
Folks.
Slight delay in getting the voting forms out to the association members as we had a computer break down last week. All up and running now, so they will be out to you soon.
Dabs. I liked your dit about Sunderland. I too fell for a delightful young lady that I met there. I had no other girlfriend at the time so I went on to court and marry mine. Still married, we just celebrated our silver wedding anniversary the other day!!
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Dabs
Location:
United Kingdom
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posted: 21.07.2010 21:34
I have just read an excerpt from the skippers book whereby he said, 'I was 2 decks down and could see no way out. The smoke was suffocating and the doors were blocked by fire.'
I was calm and prepared to die.
Wow! I was 1 deck down in the Ops Room and crapping clump blocks. I couldn't see bugger all but smoke and there was no way on earth that I was going to die.
Fortunately, I'm still here to say that my 'unreadiness to die' bore fruit. Thank goodness.
RN Captains must all go to the same FOST 'Death Wish' training school.
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