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Ranks containing "Chief Petty Officer"

Name Boat Rank Number Hons Age
Bagg, Edwin Albert  E18 Chief Petty Officer  177854    38
RN DoB 28/02/1878. Actual 28/02/1879. At birth Bagg, Edwin Albert Thomas Served as Bagg, Edwin Albert.
Banfield, Edgar  Tarpon (N17) Chief Petty Officer  D/J 77988    37
Barber, Frederick Henry  P48 Chief Petty Officer  P/J 97480    38
Bargrove, Reginald Ernest John  Odin (N84) Chief Petty Officer  J 41545    40
Bargrove, Richard Ernest John  Oxley (P55) Chief Petty Officer  C/J41545   
Reservist
Bicker, Roland  M1 Chief Petty Officer  224812    38
Biggerstaff, Edward James  Odin (N84) Chief Petty Officer  C/J 99732    35
Given DoB 22/11/1905. Actual 22/03/1905
Breen, Ernest Charles  Pandora (N42) Chief Petty Officer  D/J89821    41
Brooks, Bertram Alfred  P222 Chief Petty Officer  C/J 106898    35
Buck, Elijah Frederick  L24 Chief Petty Officer  224883    37
Burton, William Stanley  Olympus (N35) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 83485    41
Bush, Roland William  Swordfish (N61) Chief Petty Officer  C/J 109431    32
Case, Charles  K17 Chief Petty Officer  186086    38
Charman, John  Usurper (P56) Chief Petty Officer  P/JX 142727    25
Clark, Charles  Union (N56) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 111325    32
Clifford, Raymond Alfred  Regent (N41) Chief Petty Officer  C/JX 12799    32
Codman, Herbert Cyril Percival  Triton (N15) Chief Petty Officer  D/J 95711    37
Coe-Smith, Harry  Regulus (N88) Chief Petty Officer  C/JX 12822    29
Born Smith, Harry. Served as Coe-Smith, Harry
Collins, Leslie Alban  Tarpon (N17) Chief Petty Officer  C/J 103082    34
Davidson, James Henry  H49 Chief Petty Officer  C/J 108151    33
Dawson, Ralph  Odin (N84) Chief Petty Officer  C/J 104811    36
Denner, William Frederick James  Narwhal (N45) Chief Petty Officer  D/J 92099    37
Dixon, Samuel Hughes  Splendid (P228) Chief Petty Officer  C/JX 12557    36
Eason, William James  Thorn (N11) Chief Petty Officer  D/J 97357    38
Francis, Alfred Richard  Odin (N84) Chief Petty Officer  J 34250    40
Francis, Alfred Richard  Oxley (P55) Chief Petty Officer  C/J34250   
Reservist
Goulstone, Francis Gerald  P615 Chief Petty Officer  D/JX 13586    28
Gurney, Alfred Albert  L10 Chief Petty Officer  163894    43
Guy, James  L55 Chief Petty Officer  226859    31
Hammond, Herbert Tom  Thistle (N24) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 80048    38
Hart, Albert  Grampus (N56) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 39728    40
Hartley, William  P222 Chief Petty Officer  D/KX 85352    27
Ibbotson, William  Spearfish (N69) Chief Petty Officer  D/J 48891    40
Jackman, Charley John  Urge (N17) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 110919    33
Johnson, Frank Walter  Triad (N53) Chief Petty Officer  C/JX 12862    29
King, James  M2 Chief Petty Officer  J 18133    37
Kirwin, Kenneth John  Stonehenge (P232) Chief Petty Officer  P/JX 14906    24
Laker, John William  Snapper (N39) Chief Petty Officer  C/J 103942    34
Lee, Arthur Stephen Kingston  P311 Chief Petty Officer  P/J 113433    33
Leslie-Reed, Alexander Charles  Rainbow (N16) Chief Petty Officer  D/J 103456    34
Lyfield, Albert Ray  Turbulent (N98) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 91592    40
Macfarlane, George Webster  E3 Chief Petty Officer  160606    39
Mackenzie, Donald  Syrtis (P241) Chief Petty Officer  D/J 107897    36
Mitchell, Cecil John  Sickle (P224) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 114226    34
Mott, Herbert Edwin  Thames (N71) Chief Petty Officer  D/J 53601    39
Norris, Raymond Dean  Unbeaten (N93) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 107443    35
Nott, Reginald  Triumph (N18) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 107537    34
Payne, Charles Edmund Hunkin  Traveller (N48) Chief Petty Officer  P/JX 12947    31
Randell, Victor Cecil  Pheonix (N96) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 58643    39
Rawe, James Alexander  Simoom (P225) Chief Petty Officer  P/JX 13610    35
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Richman, Scott Lyon  Tigris (N63) Chief Petty Officer  C/JX 13010    32
Ringham, Fred  Thunderbolt (N25) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 97099    39
Rolph, David  Sickle (P224) Chief Petty Officer  C/JX 13544    28
Scott, Thomas Norman  Orpheus (N46) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 84952    37
Thompson, John Harry  Thistle (N24) Chief Petty Officer  C/J 96699    35
Tuck, Allen Royson  Unique (N95) Chief Petty Officer  D/J 98271    38
Vernon, Arthur  Pandora (N42) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 103781    36
Walters, Harold Percy  Thunderbolt (N25) Chief Petty Officer  P/J 98724    38
Walters, Harold Percy P/JX 98724 DoB 08/09/1904 Age 38 CWGC has Age 19
Welshman, Maurice Waites  Stratagem (P234) Chief Petty Officer  C/JX 14928    30
Whalebone, Frederick John  Narwhal (N45) Chief Petty Officer  C/J 108318    32
Wilkes, George Harold  Turbulent (N98) Chief Petty Officer  C/JX125656    33
Denny, Frederick Charles  Affray (P421) Chief Petty Officer Electrician  MX 745978    29
Neighbour, Russell Albert  Truculent (P315) Chief Petty Officer SM  P/KX 83137    38
Burberry, Alfred Henry  Affray (P421) Chief Petty Officer Stoker  C/JX 15715    28
Sheppard, Samuel Arthur  E18 Chief Petty Officer Stoker  289749    35
At birth Shepherd Samuel Arthur Served as Sheppard, Samuel Arthur.
Whitbread, Reginald Arthur  Affray (P421) Chief Petty Officer Stoker  P/KX 82925    37
Duckham, Harry Roy  Narwhal (N45) Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist  D/J 97177    35
Guppy, Ambrose Nelson Clive  Rainbow (N16) Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist  P/J 68155    38
Hadley, William Kerly  Turbulent (N98) Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist  P/J 107992    34
Hardaker, Gordon  Orpheus (N46) Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist  C/J 113288    31
Hinds, Alfred Charles  Varangian (P61) Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist  C/J 104901    36
Palmer, George  Salmon (N65) Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist  P/J 39553    41
Paxton, Alexandria Adolphus  Grampus (N56) Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist  P/J 49226    40
Wardrop, Henry Vallance  Perseus (N36) Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist  D/J 72812    40

Commonwealth War Graves Commission

A Tribute To Submariners

I have often looked for an opportunity of paying tribute to our submariners.

There is no branch of His Majesty's Forces which in this war has suffered the same proportion of total loss as our submarine service.

It is the most dangerous of all services.

That is perhaps the reason why the First Lord tells me that the entry into it is keenly sought by Officers and Men.

I feel sure the House would wish to testify its gratitude and admiration to our Submariners for their Skill - Courage and Devotion which has proved of inestimable value to the sustenance of our country.

Winston Churchill


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