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- Roger Barlow BEM RFA (Retd), Former RFA Radio Officer, Crossed the Bar.
- Captain John Barrie Dickinson CBE RFA (Rtd) Crossed the Bar (336)
- Ken Raper, Technical Superintendant, Crossed the Bar, Sitrep 2 (188)
- PO Stwd Anthony (Ben) Calcutt RFA Retd, Crossed the Bar Sitrep2 (218)
- Chief Officer(X) Peter Snelson RFA(Retd) Crossed the Bar Sitrep 1 (309)
- THE RFA ANNUAL CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT 2019
- First Officer (SRO) William (Bill) F Curtis, RFA(Retd) Went Silent Key
- We Have Moved, (Or even been evicted)
- AGM and Reunion 2019 Documents & Sitrep 1
- The Clock Book Cometh
Roger Barlow BEM RFA (Retd), Former RFA Radio Officer, Crossed the Bar.
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It is with much sadness that I pass on a Report from Martin Seymour (Membership 0198) that former Radio Officer Roger Barlow crossed the bar in October 2018 in Chile. There are no more details of his passing other than this, passed to Martin by the British Council in Chile.
There is already a page on our website regarding the award of his BEM in 2016. HERE .
Captain John Barrie Dickinson CBE RFA (Rtd) Crossed the Bar (336)
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Sitrep1, Confirmed Funeral Arrangements
It is with so much sadness I report that Captain John Barrie (Barrie) Dickinson CBE, RFA(Retd), member 0043, Crossed the Bar on Thursday 22 August 2019 aged 82.
Barrie's Funeral has now been confirmed as taking place on Thursday 12th September 2019 at 12:30 at St Laurence's Church, Upwey (HERE for their Website and HERE for a map). There will be a private cremation later. Old shipmates and colleagues will be very welcome to attend and also to join the family for refreshments afterwards.
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Remember These?
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Do any of you remember the Fleet Tender liberty boats that took us ashore in Plymouth, the Clyde, Rosyth and from the trots in Portsmouth?. Very distinctive in profile and heavy with a thumping big engine and a lovely warm galley where the crew sometimes let you linger on really cold night trips.