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More stories A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism Of her crew, the Master was Captain Theo Pryse, Chief Officer: David Howlett, Second Officer: Peter de... A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic (Part 2) - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism Some of CRITON's French crew were pro-British, but most were very anti, including her captain. In... A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic (Part 3) - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism When the train arrived at Kindia we all dismounted and for a few francs bought some native rice cakes; we... A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic (Part 4) - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism Native Customs Officers stopped the lorries and the police in charge of our party had to show the necessary... A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic (Part 5) - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism A rather strange coincidence was that at the three camps of Conakry, Timbuctoo and Kan Kan the native... A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic (Part 6) - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism September 27th 1941 Left Mamu - covered 367 Kms and arrived at Kan Kan that night. September 28th 1941 Left... A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic (Part 7) - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism On March 11th 1941 my ship, MEMNON was torpedoed some 500 to 600 miles northwest of Dakar and the crew took... A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic (Part 8) - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism As we found out later, we headed close into the port of Conakry, French Guinea, before recognising our... A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic (Part 9) - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism The river Niger between Koulikoro and Kabara, the port for Timbuctoo, was infested with crocodiles and as... A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic (Part 10) - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism After we had been in Kan Kan a short time we received invoices from the Bathurst Red Cross for supplies of... A Fateful Voyage: Convoy under Attack in the Atlantic (Part 11) - Tale of Unexploded Bombs and Heroism The King was surprised when pinning the George Medal on Second Officer Bernard Peter de Neumann,... < Previous page \| You are on page 1 of 1 \| Next page > \| 1 \| Back to top

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