Jack was a Stoker Mechanic on board around 1954. His Service Number was CSKX 849001.

Jack's granddaughter would love to hear from anyone who knew Jack and his wife when they lived in Gillingham. All information can be sent through this website by clicking on the envelope below.

John Travers

December, 1995

William Roberts

December, 1995

AWAITING INFORMATION

Tom was a Leading Electrical Mechanic on the 1954-55 America & West Indies Cruise. He was a keen sportsman participating in football and whaler events.

Information provided by Tom's Daughter, Paula

Thomas Richardson

19 December, 2017

Margaret (Peggy) Cloherty, the daughter of the late James "Mickey" Thornton, writes that her father was a Stoker on HMS Superb in 1946. He had served throughout the War and was on Arctic Convoys and was part of British Fleet in the Pacific.

In 1946 he was assigned to HMS Superb. He is in Bert Hall's video as "Mickey Thornton". He was Irish so he often got the nickname of Mick, Paddy or Mickey. Unfortunately my Dad died in 1979 of a heart attack. He was 61 years of age. He was a great Dad and I and my brother still miss his gentle presence. It was a lovely surprise to see him in the Bert Hall video. Thank you to the Hall family for posting that. Thank you for a great website

James Thornton

17 March, 1979

John was on board as an Able Seaman between 1952 and 1954

John Brown

1 September, 2017

Photograph kindly supplied by John's wife Teresa

John was on board as a Gunner during the battle of Jutland

John Gillett

18 October, 1929

John was  a Mechanical Engineer on the 1955-57 Cruise

John Eccleston

23 April, 2018

Alfred William Buckland, known as "Buck", was born 28th December 1926 joined the navy in 1943 during WW2.

He was aboard HMS Superb as an Able Seaman on the 1952 - 53 cruise and on retirement around 1963 had achieved the rating of Chief Petty Officer.

He also served on HMS Buttress, Loch Fada, Asine and Rampura

Alfred William Buckland

18 November, 1990