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HUTCHINSON Philip Scott, Sub-Lieutenant RNZNVR: ML 341
IRVINE Hugh, Leading Motor Mechanic, C/MX.77387: ML 177
IRWIN Charles Stuart Bonshaw, Lieutenant RNR: ML 270 (DSC)
JAMESON Wilfred, Ordinary Seaman, C/JX.259094: ML 307
JETSON Edward, Stoker(11), C/KX.135562: ML 177
JONES A. H, Telegraphist, D/SSX.24303: HMS Campbeltown (MiD) ?
JONES Albert Hague, Telegraphist, D/JX.233791: ML 457 (MiD)
JONES Cyril L, Stoker(11), C/KX.127268: ML 262
JONES George Joseph, Able Seaman, D/SR.16362: ML 262 (age 23)
JONES R. E, Able Seaman, C/JX.20695: ML 160
JONES T. Glen, Leading Stoker, P/LXG.1144: ML 307
KELLEY Len, Signalman, D/JX.230057: ML 270
KEMP Leslie, Petty Officer, P/JX.140210: HMS Campbeltown (age 25)
KENNEDY J, Able Seaman, T/LX.2192: ML 156
KENNINGHAM Eric Edmund, Motor Mechanic, C/MX.92453: ML 267 (age 31)
KERR William M, Ordinary Seaman, C/JX.235287: ML 268
KIRK Reginald, Ordinary Telegraphist, D/JX.252736: ML 298
KIRKUP Kenneth Corderoy, Leading Seaman, D/JX.272122: ML 268 (age 33)
KNIGHT Herbert W, Stoker(1), C/KX.120377: ML 268
LAKE R. G, Ordinary Telegraphist, C/JX.232693: ML 443
LAMB Leonard Sidney, Acting Petty Officer, P/JX.141113: ML 160 (CGM)
LAMBERT Dennis Norman, Able Seaman, C/JX.171403: ML 447 (CGM)
LANDY Patrick Wallace, Sub-Lieutenant RANVR: ML 306
LANG G. A, Stoker(1), C/KX.121369: MGB 314
LAPSLEY George, Able Seaman, P/SSX.25456: ML 192
LAURIE James Hogg, Leading Telegraphist, P/JX.148843: ML 192
Sub-Lt. Pat Landy
Far from being a purely 'British' affair, the ranks of the young men who sailed to Saint-Nazaire included Commandos and sailors from Australia, New Zealand, and Canada - and in particular instances, from France, Belgium and Germany.
Pat Landy, responsible for the after Oerlikon 20mm on Lieutenant Ian Henderson's ML 306, was one of the Australian contingent who had come from the other side of the world to help the 'mother' country.
Robbed of an opportunity to land, the retiring ML had the misfortune to run into a German destroyer flotilla one of whose number engaged them in an unequal struggle, David versus Goliath, with Landy being wounded when the after gun was knocked out.
The Naval Charioteers