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HMS Laker
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Those known to have sailed in HMS Laker during the Second World War 1939-1945. - Linsey Percy Raymond. Stwd. (d.7th Nov 1944)
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Want to know more about HMS Laker ? There are:-1 items tagged HMS Laker available in our Library
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Stwd. Percy Raymond Linsey LST.420 (d.7th Nov 1944) I have been researching my uncle Percy Linsey who died in active service on the 7th of November 1944. He was travelling to the Walcheren Islands on LST420. As they were trying to land in heavy seas it became impossible. So they were instructed to return to England. As they were leaving Walcheren, unfortunately, they hit a mine and the craft broke up.I have had quite a good response over the last few years. However I have come to a standstill.
I was just looking on this website and spotted all the Royal Arthur pictures. I don't know if my uncle is on any of the pictures. I would be gratefull for any copies of any group photos.
My uncle was Percy Raymond Linsey, he served on: HMS Royal Arthur from 4th of May 1943, HMS DrakeII from 8th June 1943, HMS LakerII from 20th August 1943, HMS Caroline, HMS Domett from 20 September 1943 and LST 420 until 7th of November 1944.
Any other information would also be helpful and appreciated.
Christopher Raymond Antcliffe
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