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31/03/2017 15:36:24
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Peter Cooper
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This is a photo of the German submarine pens at St. Nazaire which I took many years ago.
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Son of Dennis Cooper, 1 troop 4 Commando. |
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11/04/2017 23:27:29
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MBrockway
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Remembering Tom McCormack, who succumbed in Rennes 75 years ago today from the wounds he sustained in Operation Chariot .
He will not be forgotten.
Mark
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Remembering Tom McCormack, died of wounds, Bill Hughes and Syd Murdoch both captured, all at St Nazaire and all Liverpool Scottish/QOCH & 5(Scottish) Troop, No 2 Commando. Wonderful company & welcome guests billeted with my grandfather in Ayr in 1941-2. |
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28/03/2018 00:09:46
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MBrockway
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76 years ago HMS Campbeltown with her accompanying flotilla of ML's and MGB's was minutes away from crashing the outer gate of the Normandie Dock and beginning the St Nazaire Raid.
We shall not forget all those who took part.
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Remembering Tom McCormack, died of wounds, Bill Hughes and Syd Murdoch both captured, all at St Nazaire and all Liverpool Scottish/QOCH & 5(Scottish) Troop, No 2 Commando. Wonderful company & welcome guests billeted with my grandfather in Ayr in 1941-2. |
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11/04/2018 00:06:00
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MBrockway
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Remembering today Tom McCormack, who a fortnight after the raid finally succumbed to his wounds on this day 76 years ago.
We shall remember them all and their sacrifice.
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Remembering Tom McCormack, died of wounds, Bill Hughes and Syd Murdoch both captured, all at St Nazaire and all Liverpool Scottish/QOCH & 5(Scottish) Troop, No 2 Commando. Wonderful company & welcome guests billeted with my grandfather in Ayr in 1941-2. |
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