Lt R.A.M. Hennessy RN with the crew of MTB 07 in 1939

The 1939 crew on HMMTB 07
Albert Moore is front row left hand end
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Lt R R W Ashby with acting P.O. Stoker Buddy Hide onboard MTB 07 height=

 

 




 

Lt Laurence D Kilbee HKRNVR onboard MTB 08

MTB 08 with crew on Conning Tower on patrol at Hong Kong 1941,
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The Crew of MTB 09 at Kowloon on 21st December 1940

The crew of MTB 09 at Kowloon 21st December 1940. 
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Lt A. Kennedy & crew of MTB 09 at Waichow on 29th December 1941

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  • A/B Les Barker MTB 11

  • Cap band from the 2nd MTB Flotilla

  • and his service medals

 

 

 

 

Lt R R W Ashby was awarded the DSC for his action on 19th December 1941

Lieutenant-Commander Gerard Horace Gandy, Lt Alexander Kennedy, L/S Coxswain William Schillemore, Leading Stoker P.O. Ronald J.C. Priestley, PO John William Prest, and A/PO Stoker Buddy Hide, with Telegraphist Tom Greenwood Duckworth (Posthumous) were Mentioned in Dispatches for their actions on 19th December 1941 in Kowloon Harbour.

31 members arrived in Glasgow on Friday 22nd May.

Sub Lt Tommy Brewer came back via a different route, and was killed in a motor accident on the A1 on 28th July 1942 during the blackout at the start of his leave. He is buried in Gillingham, Kent.

By an amazing coincidence Lt Kennedy's wife came in on the same tide, after escaping from Hong Kong on the last liner to leave, he went West, she East via Australia.

 

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