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Perseus (N36)

1927 - 1946: Parthian Class

On 6th December the boat was mined off Cephallonia. The sole survivor was L/S John Capes whose extraordinary escape has become a legend within the Submarine Service

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Roll of Honour

Name Rank Number Hons Age
Burford, William Joseph  Able Seaman  P/SSX 28802    22
Bury, Alfred  Leading Stoker  C/KX 85297    27
Carpenter, Henry John  Able Seaman  C/KX 91062    22
Caselton, Herbert Robert  Able Seaman  D/JX 200382    24
Chetham, Percy Charles Hugh  Leading Seaman  P/J 92112    38
Codrington, Thomas Michael Geoffrey  Lieutenant (RNR)    DSC  24
Craig, Thomas Fraser  Able Seaman  D/SSX 17358    25
Craig, Thomas Henry  Able Seaman  D/JX 136197    26
Craw, Andrew Mackie  Able Seaman  D/SSX 29779    20
Deacon, Harry Jeffrey  Petty Officer  C/J 113765    32
Dickerson, Ronald Frederick Francis  Ordinary Telegraphist  D/JX 159406    18
Dickson, John McDonald  Stoker 1st Class  D/KX 89139    25
Dobson, Gordon  Leading Seaman  C/JX 127847    30
Duell, George Albert  Petty Officer Cook  P/MX 50439    27
England, GeorgeArthur  Able Seaman  D/JX 183994    22
Francis, Claude  Engine Room Artificer 4th Class  P/MX 60192    24
Gilbert, William Albert Edward  Leading Seaman  P/JX 136821    25
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Griffin, Jack Stanley  Engine Room Artificer 4th Class  P/MX 69988    26
Gunter, Robert Frederick  Stoker 1st Class  P/KX 112291    24
Hammond, Norman Frank  Able Seaman  P/SSX 28564    21
Hartley, Albert Ernest  Steward  D/LX 23842    28
Henderson, Crawford  Able Seaman  D/JX 143656    22
Hodson, Raymond Edward  Stoker 1st Class  D/KX 105140    20
Holden, James William  Telegraphist  C/JX 151775    21
Hull, William  Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class  P/MX 53813    26
Johnson, Alexander  Warrant Engineer    DSM  40
Jones, Cyril  Able Seaman  P/SSX 22128    21
Kearey, Frederick Albert  Leading Stoker  C/KX 89086    23
King, Roland Francis  Leading Stoker  D/KX 77851    33
Lattimore, Stanley George  Stoker Petty Officer  P/KX 75890    27
Law, Alexander Storrie  Stoker 2nd Class  C/KX 116859    27
Lehane, Francis  Leading Stoker  C/KX 85218    27
Lillford, Charles  Leading Stoker  D/KX 88705    25
Lloyd, Abbot Moore  Able Seaman  C/JX 159457    21
Luckham, Horace John  Ordinary Seaman  D/JX 208475    20
Mapstone, Alistair Arthur Beresford  Able Seaman  P/JX 148951    28
McDonald, Daniel  Able Seaman  P/JX 131771  MID  20
Mead, Charles Ernest  Able Seaman  P/SSX 28326    20
Meek, Reginald Charles Fisher  Petty Officer  P/JX 129408    30
Neale, Peter Thomas  Leading Signalman  C/JX 143914    22
Nicolay, Edward Christian Frederick  Lieutenant Commander    DSO  34
O'Riordan, Denis  Leading Stoker  P/KX 88597    24
Oldridge, Frederick William John  Stoker 1st Class  D/KX 90881    22
Oxley, Eric George  Petty Officer  C/J 110824    32
Peacock, Charles Cranston  Leading Stoker  D/KX 86396    27
Plant, Douglas Frank  Engine Room Artificer 4th Class  P/SMX 22    23
Preddy, Thomas Norman  Stoker Petty Officer  D/KX 80586    30
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Rees, Thomas John  Stoker 1st Class  D/KX 85461    26
Render, Jack  Telegraphist  C/SSX 29326    21
Richardson, Cyril George  Leading Seaman  C/J 114005    31
Robertson, Andrew Spence  Sub Lieutenant      23
Robertson, Frank Sangster  Able Seaman (RNR)  LT/X 10053    34
Stanley, Sidney James  Stoker 2nd Class  C/SKX 165    22
Symons, Leonard Henry  Leading Seaman  D/JX 140715    23
Tait, Joseph  Lieutenant (RNR)    MID  28
Wardrop, Henry Vallance  Chief Petty Officer Telegraphist  D/J 72812  DSM  40
Whalley, John  Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class  D/MX 48772    32
Whyte, Andrew Moffat  Engine Room Artificer 4th Class  D/MX 60091    32
Wotherspoon, John William Jackson  Engine Room Artificer 1st Class  P/MX 45661    30

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

We Will Remember Them
 

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