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More stories Bill's Memories: Chapter 1 -The Beginning. I gave my papers to the Petty Officer who met us, who said “This way lads there's tea and... Bill's Memories: Chapter 2 -Let's go to Sea. On our boat was Sparks, the Radio Officer from Hull, who had brought the tins some tins of cigs, Players,... Bill's Memories: Chapter 3 - Survivors. We had to lug all our gear aboard and report to the Master-at-Arms who was a Chief Petty Officer, Gunners... Bill's Memories: Chapter 4 -Collision and Fuzzy wuzzies. The skipper radioed ashore to Port Sudan for assistance, ie. tugs and lighters to unload our cargo, so we... Bill's Memories: Chapter 5 -Monkeys and America. Bill's Memories: Chapter 5 -Monkeys and America. No mishaps then with the monkeys and each day I helped... Bills Memories: Chapter 6 -Home and football in Panama. The Dutch skipper was called Captain Bakker, a real nice man with whom I had a chat and then on to meet... Bill's Memories: Chapter 7 -Nearly finished. The Cmdr. sent me and some navy lads to get my gear aboard her. When I got on I was sent for... < Previous page \| You are on page 1 of 1 \| Next page > \| 1 \| Back to top

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