Ostend And Zeebrugge April 23 May 10 1918
Ostend And Zeebrugge April 23 May 10 1918
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, E. M. , and seriously wounded Lieutenant George Spencer, D. S. C, K. N. R. Lieutenant Oscar Henderson * (' P. 19 ') took a volunteer fire party with a hose on to the upper deck to quench the fire, but seeing the condition of the bridge he ran up on to it and found Commander Gibbs, as he then thought, dead, and Lieutenant Spencer seriously wounded, but still conning the ship. He took command and steadied the ship on her course, the coxswain, Petty Officer David 1 Received the D. S. O.
SIR ROGE...R KEYES'S FIRST DISPATCH 163 P. Smith/ sticking to his" post with great gallantry, steering with one hand while holding an electric torch to the compass with the other ; it is due to Lieutenan Spencer that the ship was turned away from the land. Iris II was again hit by three shells simultaneously, and as the men were packed very closely on the main deck the casualties were very heavy. When the ship was steadied on her course the fire was put out, Able Seaman F. E. M. Lake ' (Monarch) being the first man to attack it, which he did with sand, afterwards helping Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, E. M. , and seriously wounded Lieutenant George Spencer, D. S. C, K. N. R. Lieutenant Oscar Henderson * (' P. 19 ') took a volunteer fire party with a hose on to the upper deck to quench the fire, but seeing the condition of the bridge he ran up on to it and found Commander Gibbs, as he then thought, dead, and Lieutenant Spencer seriously wounded, but still conning the ship. He took command and steadied the ship on her course, the coxswain, Petty Officer David 1 Received the D. S. O.
SIR ROGE...R KEYES'S FIRST DISPATCH 163 P. Smith/ sticking to his" post with great gallantry, steering with one hand while holding an electric torch to the compass with the other ; it is due to Lieutenan Spencer that the ship was turned away from the land. Iris II was again hit by three shells simultaneously, and as the men were packed very closely on the main deck the casualties were very heavy. When the ship was steadied on her course the fire was put out, Able Seaman F. E. M. Lake ' (Monarch) being the first man to attack it, which he did with sand, afterwards helping Mr.
What to read after Ostend And Zeebrugge April 23 May 10 1918?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roger John Brownlow Keyes Keyes to read onlineMoreLess
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