
Object Details
- Category
- Sound
- Related period
- 1990 to the present day (production), Second World War (content), Second World War (association)
- Creator
- IWM (Production company)
Frith, Debbie (Recorder)
Wells-Brown, Derek (Interviewee/Speaker) - Production date
- 2006-08-24
- Dimensions
whole: Duration 180, Number Of Items 6
- Catalogue number
- 29272
Object associations
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Associated people and organisations
- Wells-Brown, Derek
- Scott, Alexander Gordon
- Royal Navy
- Royal Navy, HMS Beaufort, Destroyer, (1941)
- Royal Navy, HMS Portchester Castle, Corvette, (1943)
- Royal Navy, Destroyer Flotilla, 5
- Royal Navy, Escort Group, 30
- Royal Navy, HMS King Alfred III, Shore Establishment, Lancing
- Royal Navy, Royal Naval College, Dartmouth
- Royal Navy, Fleet, Reserve
- Royal Navy, Sea Cadets
- Royal Air Force
- Home Guard
- School, Lancing College, Lancing
- Railway Station, Lime Street, Liverpool
- Docks, Liverpool
- German Navy
- German Navy, U-484, Submarine, (1943)
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Associated places
- England, United Kingdom
- Mill Hill, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom
- Dartmouth, Devonshire, England, United Kingdom
- Devonport, Devonshire, England, United Kingdom
- Liverpool, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom
- Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England, United Kingdom
- Portchester, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom
- Harwich, Essex, England, United Kingdom
- Lancing, West Sussex, England, United Kingdom
- Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
- North Sea
- North Atlantic
- Norway
- Bergen, Hordaland, Norway
- Sierra Leone, British West Africa
- Freetown, Sierra Leone, British West Africa
- South Atlantic
- South Africa
- Mediterranean Sea
- Egypt
- Suez Canal, Egypt
- Alexandria Harbour, Egypt
- Malta
- Libya
- Tobruk, Cyrenaica, Libya
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Associated subjects
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