VI Commando X-Mass card D-day 1944

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Good day,

I have recently acquired this lovely VI commando X-Mass card. On the right side is a picture of LC/s 502 and below D-Day 1944.

Is there any posisbility to identify this LCs 502 (what does abbreviation mean?) or the 6 commando "Mac" signing this card? He may have been on this landing craft on D-Day?

Cheers
JB

extra pics

Nice one JB

You outbid me for that one!!

cheers
Paul

My father had a pal called 'Mac'. I think his name was Frank Joiner and I also think he was in No. 6.

Hi,
The photo Shows Landing Craft Infantry (Small) 502 carrying part of HQ 1st Special Service Brigade on the morning of the 6th June 1944 on the way to Normandy.

Nice card.

Regards

Danny

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more details

http://www.navypedia.org/ships/uk/brit_aws_lcis.htm

Nick

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Hi Peter, fascinating info, many thanks also to Dany and Nick of course! JB[quote=Peter Cooper]My father had a pal called 'Mac'. I think his name was Frank Joiner and I also think he was in No. 6.[/quote]