Guest Book

Royal Navy Submarine Museum Guestbook

We welcome your comments about the Museum and Website. As regular visitors will know we recently had to suspend the guestbook due to an increasing number of unsuitable entries. This guestbook is moderated and any entries considered to be inappropriate will be deleted. If you are concerned about any entries, please contact [email protected].

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There are 355 guestbook entries in 36 pages and you are on page number 12

Comments by jan beer on 04 July 2008 at 19:56	IP Logged
anybody heard anything of bill hancock engineering officer .last commish on s/m aeneas lost touch .thanks guys
United Kingdom

Comments by Donny Donovan on 04 July 2008 at 17:57	IP Logged
All round look after being offline for a really long patrol. Really saddened to hear of Ziggy passing the bar. He was my "Sea Daddy" on Otus back in '77. My condolences to all his family. I have some very fond and great memories of being under his wing as a part three.
United Kingdom

Comments by Eric N Parker on 03 July 2008 at 19:26	IP Logged
Spent many a day on HMS Andrew in the Far East 1962 and HMS Amphion, HMS Medway(spare crew) HMS Artful, HMS Narwhale,HMS Oberon and spare crew HMS Adamant in bygone years. FEZZzzzz.
United Kingdom

Comments by Michelle da Roza on 25 June 2008 at 14:51	IP Logged
My grandfather, Stoker 1C James Craig was lost on the Thetis. I have been researching his story as part of my family tree. I visited the museum about 20 years ago and was lucky enough to meet one of the navy engineers who had worked to try to save the men on board. The photos of the Museum show it much chenged from that day.
Australia

Comments by Frederick Rodgers on 13 June 2008 at 10:57	IP Logged
Served in RN boats 1959-1967, Joined in 1955 as Ganges boy did twelve years RN and a further 12 RCN reserve. If you remember me give me a shout. Lots of info on my website at www.irishroversbooks.com sign my guest book and have a look at my blog. Hit authorsden and read two short submarine stories. Yours Aye F Ben Rodgers (Scratcher)
Ireland

Comments by (Rick Pat) Page on 29 May 2008 at 18:00	IP Logged
I just caught the news about Joe Mc Cunnie my old ship mate, thanks to Scouse Park. Sad news may he rest in peace and hold up in a never closing bar.
United States

Comments by Janice Tatham on 29 May 2008 at 09:55	IP Logged
Every morning and evening I walk from Blackfriars to St James along Victoria Embankment - this week I noticed a bunch of flowers on the Submariners' memorial - I stopped and read it - it was dedicated to Horace Pritchett and was from his great great nephew Keith Clarke - it moved me reading it - on my return journeys I have noticed many people stopping to read the note and picture attached to the flowers - I just thought I'd let you know - it makes me proud to be English!!
United Kingdom

Comments by leading cook forster on 23 May 2008 at 18:21	IP Logged
hi any submariners from conqueror around the 73 to 78 time good times never forgot fezz
United Kingdom

Comments by DAVID WILLIAMS on 21 May 2008 at 11:57	IP Logged
One of our 'elder' members of the MANCHESTER BRANCH one HARRY ADSHEAD has lost contact with his oppo BERT DELLA ex stoker,CHELTENHAM BRANCH,served TRUCULENT, TRUANT.Anyone knowing BERT would u please ask him to get back in touch with Harry or any info via me and i will pass it on. Cheers, 'Bungy'
United Kingdom

Comments by Scouse Park on 21 May 2008 at 02:25	IP Logged
Just heard of the passing away of Joe Mc Cunnie. Old shipmate, God rest your weary bum
Philippines

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