HMS Affray (P421) - Officers and Men Lost On HMS Affray

Officers and Men Lost On HMS Affray

Abbreviations used

(E) - Engineer

E.R.A. - Engine Room Artificer

C.E.R.A - Chief Engine Room Artificer

Elect - Electrician

Stwd - Steward

A.B. - Able Seaman

L/Sea - Leading Seaman

P.O. - Petty Officer

C.P.O. - Chief Petty Officer

Mne - Marine

Lieut. J. Blackburn D.S.C.
Lieut. D.J.J. Foster
Lieut. J.L.Greenwood
Lieut. (E) J.H.Alston
Lieut. R.N.V.R. R.C.Lansberry
Lieut. (E) F.M.Shaw
Lieut. (E) J.M.Treleaven
Lieut. (E) O.H.Allen
Lieut. (E) A.G.Welch
Lieut. (E) M.C.Cole-Adams
Senr. Comm. Eng. W.Bilton
Sub. Lieut. W.F.Linton
Sub. Lieut. R.J.Preston
Sub. Lieut. J.G.Strachan
Sub. Lieut. W.A.C.Longstaff
Sub. Lieut. R.F. North
Sub. Lieut. R.T.Tugman
Sub. Lieut. A.G.C.Rewcastle
Lieut. W.J.Kirkwood
Sub. Lieut. C.I.MacKenzie
Sub. Lieut. R.P.MacKenzie-Edwards
Sub. Lieut. A.A.Frew
Sub. Lieut. R.G.Howard-Johnston
Sub. Lieut. A.R.Garwood
Sub. Lieut. H.A.H.Nickalls
Tel. A.Irven
L.S.M. W.J.Green
S.M. B.P.Gostling
S.M. J.D.Smith
S.M. N.Temple
S.M. R.J.Cardino
Stwd. D.B.Beddoes
Stwd. R.Vincent
A.B. P.R.Pane
Cook F.R.Smith
L.E.M. H.J.Wood
A.B. G.W.Leakey
L/Sea. R.B.B.Smith

L/Sea. G.D.Cook
E.R.A.2. D.R.Bennington
S.M. F.Drury
A/C.P.O.(S/m) A.H.Burberry
A/Elec. F.C.Denny
A/P.O.(S/m) J.G.Thirkettle
A/L.S.M. J.Miller
S.M. R.Curry
S.M. O.A.M.Bridges
S.M. W.D.Lewis
P.O. J.H.Cooper
A/R.E. J.Rutter
L/Stwd. J.B.Barlow
E.M.I. E.Horwell
Tel. H.Gittins
E.R.A.2. G.Parker
P.O. W.R.Harkness
P.O.Tel. F.G.Woods
S.M. L.E.S.Harris
A/P.O. D.H.Pearson
C.P.O.S.M. R.A.Whitbread
A/L.S.M. V.G.Trimby
L.S.M. G.T.E.Ashley
S.M. A.Ramplin
S.M. R.G.G.Hiles
S.M. G.R.Larter
S.M. J.E.A.Hodges
E.M.I. D.G.Bartup
A.B. A.J.Stewart
A/L.Tel. B.J.Worsfold
E.R.A.3. N.C.E.Lees
C.E.R.A J.L.McKenzie*
E.R.A.3. M.G.E.C.Taylor
Mne. A.H.G.Hooper (SBS) R.M.
Mne D.W.Jarvis (SBS) R.M.
Sgt. T.J.Andrews (SBS) R.M.
Cpl. E.N.Shergold (SBS) R.M.

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