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The
Crew of HMS Picotee -
reported missing, presumed killed.
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Name
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Rank
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HARRISON,RONALD
ARTHUR
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Lieutenant
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BRISLAND,
HENRY EDWIN
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Sub-Lieutenant
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ROBERTS,
JOHN PAUL
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Sub-Lieutenant
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WILLIAMS,
THOMAS HAROLD
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Lieutenant
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WYMER,
JOHN ARTHUR
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Sub-Lieutenant
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ANDREW,
RICHARD JOHN
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Ordinary
Seaman
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BRINKLEY,
HENRY JOHN ERNEST
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Stoker
2nd Class
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CAMPBELL,
JOHN BOUSIE
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Telegraphist
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CHADWICK,
SIDNEY JOHN
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Petty
Officer
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CHAMBERS,
ARTHUR
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CHICK,
ALBERT EDWARD
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Able
Seaman
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COLLINS,
WILLIAM STANLEY
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Leading
Stoker
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CROMACK,
CHARLES ABEL
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Able
Seaman
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DEXTER,
PETER ALAN
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Ordinary
Seaman
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DOWNEY,
THOMAS FREDERICK
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Stoker
2nd Class
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FAGG,
MARTIN THOMAS
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Engine
Room Artificer 5th Class
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FAIRLEY,
BERNARD WILLIAM
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Able
Seaman
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FARMER,
ALBERT ERNEST
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Able
Seaman
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GALLAGHER,
JOSEPH
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Ordinary
Telegraphist
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GELDART,
RAYMOND SEWARD
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Telegraphist
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GOODWIN,
ERIC CHARLES
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Leading
Supply Assistant
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GOTOBED,
ROBERT THOMAS AINGER
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Stoker
1st Class
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HALL,
MAYLAND
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Able
Seaman
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HARPER,
GEORGE ISAAC SAMUEL
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Sick
Berth Attendant
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HEIGHT,
FRANK
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Ordinary
Seaman
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HOBBS,
CHARLES FREDERICK JAMES
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Stoker
1st Class
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HORNER,
FRANK ALFRED
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Leading
Stoker
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ILES,
FREDERICK ROBERT
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Stoker
2nd Class
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IRONMONGER,
CECIL
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Chief
Engine Room Artificer
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JOSOLYNE,
ERNEST CLARENCE
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Ordinary
Signalman
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KEAM,
HENRY
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Leading
Seaman
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KINDER,
HENRY GORDON
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Able
Seaman
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KING,
HENRY JAMES
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Leading
Seaman
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LINFIELD,
ALFRED
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Able
Seaman
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LOWMAN,
LESLIE JOHN
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Ordinary
Signalman
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McINTOSH,
MAXWELL ADAM
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Leading
Telegraphist
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McNULTY,
RONALD ALEXANDER
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Steward
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MATTHEWS,
ALFRED GEORGE
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Able
Seaman
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MATTHEWS,
JAMES
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Able
Seaman
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MAYSTON,
FRED WILLIAM
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Able
Seaman
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NEVILLE,
The Hon. GEORGE ROBERT LATIMER
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Ordinary
Seaman
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NEWMAN,
WILLIAM CHARLES
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Stoker
1st Class
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NORRIS,
STANLEY GEORGE
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Petty
Officer Stoker
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O'CONNER,
DANIEL
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Stoker
1st Class
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PAYNE,
ARTHUR JOSEPH
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Able
Seaman
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PEACOCK,
ROBERT WALTER STANLEY
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Stoker
2nd Class
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ROBINS,
EDWARD JOHN
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Able
Seaman
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ROONEY,
MATTHEW
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Stoker
2nd Class
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RUSSELL,
MAURICE LLOYD
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Able
Seaman
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SAMUEL,
DONALD JOHN
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Ordinary
Seaman
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SANDOM,
JOHN FRANCIS VICTOR
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Ordinary
Seaman |
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Leading
Cook (S) |
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Coder |
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Able
Seaman |
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Stoker
1st Class |
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Coder |
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Stoker
1st Class |
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Ordinary
Seaman |
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Able
Seaman |
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Cook
(O) |
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Leading
Signalman |
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Able
Seaman |
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Able
Seaman |
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Petty
Officer Stoker |
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Petty
Officer |
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Signalman |
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The Naval Prayer......
0 eternal Lord God who alone spreadest out the heavens and rulest the raging of the sea; who hast compassed the waters with bounds until day and night come to an end; Be pleased to receive into thy Almighty and most gracious protection the persons of us thy servants and the Fleet in which we serve. Preserve us from the dangers of the sea and from the violence of the enemy that we may be a safeguard unto our gracious sovereign lady Queen Elizabeth 11 and her Dominions, and a security for such as pass on the seas upon their lawful occasions; that the inhabitants of these our islands and commonwealth may in peace and quietness serve thee our God; and that we may return in safety to enjoy the blessings of this land and with the fruits of our labours and with a thankful remembrance of thy mercies to praise and glorify your Holy name - through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen
Almighty and most merciful Father, we remember before you, to whom the unknown are yet well known, that great company who laid down their lives for their friends and whose bodies have gone down to the sea and lie buried in the great waters. Especially do we remember the gallant officers and men of H.M.S. Picotee who, sixty-eight years ago, sailed out to protect their brother seamen and gave their lives for the cause of freedom. Grant that their devotion may bear fruit in us for whom they died. We ask this in Jesus' name. Amen.
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