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G1267 H.M.S. Revenge, saw action with the Grand Fleet at the Battle of Jutland, May 1916.

G1162 Edwin Lintern, Royal Marine Light Infantry, fellow Royal Marines, Royal Fusilers, and crew of H.M.S. Revenge. Courtesy of his Grandson, Steve Lowder.

G1161 H.M.S. Revenge crew with Royal Marine, 1919. Courtesy of Steve Lowder.

G1160 Jack Smith of Scarborough (centre), and mates, Chatham. Courtesy of Richard Percy.

B1010 Eric Midgley of Scarborough, Royal Navy, died 21 Sep 1918, aged 17. Courtesy of his nephew, Richard Percy.

B1008 Unnamed seaman, Cartwright or Percy, H.M.S. Andromache. Courtesy of Richard Percy.

F493 Petty Officer Stoker Charles Thomas Davies, H.M.S. Brilliant, died from illness, 30th October 1914, and daughter, Hilda Florence. Courtesy of grandson, Philip Wood.

U314 H.M.S Ganges, Shotley,1917. Courtesy of Tony Brown.

G1143 Unnamed crew, H.M.S. Ganges. Courtesy of Tony Brown.

A1203 John ‘Jack’ Jones, stoker/fireman, H.M.S Vivid. Courtesy of Ceri Pearce.

F481 Royal Artillery and naval family group, and dog.

G1128 Royal Naval Reserve London

F477 Labour Corps and naval cadet brothers and parents.

F474 Unnamed sailor and lady, Chesney Studio, London.

G1118 Royal Navy stokers with Arthur Hillyear, H.M.S. Furious, Rosyth. Courtesy of John Hulse.

A1124 Unnamed sailor.

A1110 Unnamed seaman. Courtesy of William Mearns.

U299 Mechanicians, H.M.S. Pembroke, June, 1914.

G1103 Stoker Frederick Cartwright (right) and pals, H.M.S. Tiger, and lady. Courtesy of David Marchant.

A1087 Stoker Frederick Cartwright, H.M.S. Tiger. Courtesy of Jeff Barlow.

G1100 Named group, Army Service Corps and Royal Field Artillery, H.M.T. Osterley, Freetown, Sierre Leone, 21st May 1917.

A1080 Jack Cooper, Royal Navy. Courtesy of Phil Nichols.

G1095 Ernie and pal, Royal Navy. See also A1004.

A1067 Unnamed officer, Royal Navy.

G1090 Unnamed sailors, H.M.S. Minerva.

F455 Unnamed sailor, H.M.S. Pembroke, and family.

G1085 Naval group, H.M.S. MN 22, Salonika, 1919.

G1084 Unnamed mercantile naval group, Salonika.

G1082 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: A.B. John Colton (saved), and the ship’s pet dog (drowned).

G1081 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Engineer Lieutenant Vining, saved.

G1080 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Stoker A.E. Hayles (drowned), Stoker P. Armstrong (saved).

G1079 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: A.B. W. Fenton (saved), Petty Officer J. French (drowned).

G1078 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Stoker J. Roberts, A.B. W. Gettings, and Stoker A. Harris, all saved.

G1077 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Chief Engine Room Officer John Donald (saved), A.B. E. Matthews (drowned), Stoker F. Manning (drowned), Stoker L. Alford (saved), and the ship’s monkey (drowned).

G1076 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Stoker R. Stainer (saved), Stoker W. Colley (drowned), and Stoker F. Ellis (saved).

G1075 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Stoker John Fondling, Petty Officer A. Upton, Stoker G. Stodley, E. Belchamber, all saved.

G1073 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: A.B. Joseph Phelps, Stoker Thomas Warrell, both drowned.

G1072 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: Stoker A. Cutler, saved.

G1071 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: stoker Frank Holmes,torpedo instructor Newman, stoker George Caird, all drowned.

G1070 H.M.S. Tiger casualties at the Battle of Dogger Bank, 1915: A.B. Thomas King, A.B. Frederick Carter, Petty Officer Edward Pipe, all drowned.

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