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HMS Nelson, Notice Board for naval enthusiasts and ex ships company and family of HMS Nelson. This page has been set up so that naval enthusiasts of HMS Nelson can contact each other through the naval art site. This site is not part of any governmental body or official HMS Nelson Website.

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My father served on HMS Nelson and would love to hear from any old crew mates. He also served on HMS Royal Sovereign, HMS Victory, HMS Pembroke, HMS Orlando and HMS Odyssey.

WILLIAM JANES.. Ordinary Seaman William Janes served on the Nelson , and was killed February 1st 1941 at age 24.  He was from Newfoundland. 

JAMES GREENWOOD.. My father served on HMS Cardiff during WW2, he then went on to the "Nellie" HMS Nelson then into submarines, I would like to make contact with anyone who may have served with my father.

JOSEPH EDWARD POCOCK: My Granddad served  for over 5 years on HMS Nelson as a "gun aimer"? and was one of only a few to achieve such a long service. After reading the Richard Careless book, Nelson he asked me if I could find any news or dates of reunions of the crew, can anyone help. 

LEO JAMES NOLAN.. I am trying to trace my granddad's naval history, he was on HMS Nelson as a crew member, he then joined the royal marines and was transported on HMS Nelson. He also was on board HMS Eagle which was torpedoed in the Mediterranean, he also was n a colony class cruiser HMS Mauritius. Unfortunately I don not have his rank or number. I do have his medals from his service in World War 2:- The Atlantic Star, Malta Star, Burma Star, Africa Star and Italian Star.

P.O. FREDERICK LIPPERT..  I am after Information on my father, P.O. Frederick Lippert, Stocker on HMS Nelson  1925 to 1949. Any Information Welcome. 
 

 


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