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Harry Hadfield Marlow | |||
Rank: | Petty Officer (Stoker) | Number: | D/KX 59890 |
Ship/Rgn/Sqn No: | Royal Navy | ||
Name of Rgt or Ship: | H.M.S. Valentine | ||
Died: | 15/05/1940 | Age: | 40 |
Country of burial: | Lost at Sea | ||
Cemetery or Memorial: | Plymouth Naval Memorial | ||
Town Memorial: | Not Listed | ||
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H.M.S. Valentine was damaged by dive bombers in an air attack on the 15/05/40 whilst providing anti-aircraft cover for Allied troops and beach near Terneuzen, in the Schelde Estuary, in position 51.20N 03.49E. It was a 'V' & 'W' class escort destroyer, of which 26 were built between 1917 & 1918. 15 were converted for anti-aircraft use - to become the 'V' class (Valentine) and 11 were converted for short range use - to become the 'W' class. The 'V' class had a displacement of 1,100 tons and a complement of 125 personnel. |
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