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    • “Any Budding Sailors” is an ebook. (Also in print) This is an account of life in the iconic Bank Line in the 1950’s and much more.
    • “Merchant Navy Apprentice – 1951-1955”.
    • 1909 Levernbank enquiry
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    • A Liberty Ship Apprentice (Article)
    • A Voyage around the world in Coronation Year 1953 in M.V. Ernebank. ( An article that can be downloaded)
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    • The TRENTBANK loss…
    • Thornliebank – suffered the worst fate in WW2. Torpedoed when full of ammunition in 1941 and blew up killing all on board.
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Sibonga Rescue 1979

 

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