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If any OW has a site or collection of Photos, or stories and such like, that he would
like to share with other OWs -
Geoffrey J. Dunster
OW 51-
In 1969, Geoffrey flew from Gatwick to Australia to participate in the 50th Anniversary of the first flight from the UK to Australian by Australian brothers Ross and Keith Smith in a Vickers Vimy December 1919.
Michael bought this collection of films along to the Portsmouth Reunion and I have finally go around to editing and posting here. Sorry about the delay and thank you Michael.
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Colin Steer and Trevor Pollitt met up with Patrick Toomey in July 2014 and he gave these pictures for the web site.
This is an interesting story supplied by Geoffrey Dunster OW 1951-
A PS from Geoffrey. I got to know the late Malcolm Borland (who left Worcester the
term before I joined) in later years and I discovered that not only did I take over
his old hammock on board Worcester -
I later moved sideways from a life at sea into the equally crackpot world of aviation
where I worked for nearly forty years...on my last day at work my very last flight
was into London (City) Airport -
Trevor Pollitt OW 1963 -
Geoffrey Dunster (OW 51-
Extra PDFs not Geoffrey’s
World War 1
World War 2
Wandering OWs
Boer War
Graham Elliot OW 1961
These two PDFs from Graham make for good reading.
The first (top) is his story -
The second is Graham’s expansion on the first Worcester Captain’s (Capt Trivett’s) passionate speech for his cadets, comparing life to an ocean voyage.
This is a PDF of Liberty Ships Anecdotes from OWs.
Mike Bartlett OW 55-
Trevor finished compiling this booklet in May 2015. He paid for the publication himself and contacted the 45 Old Worcesters that had anecdotes to offer for the booklet. It is a very interesting part of the history of the Worcester and I am pleased to present it here for download with the agreement of his relatives. Trevor died in May 2016 and there are a few copies of the booklet that are still available to buy. Although I offer this for free download, I hope that people who like it, may want to own a copy as it is unique. If anyone would like a copy of the booklet please contact me and I will see what I can do. A contribution to the RNLI would be appreciated. I feel sure Trevor would be happy with that, if he could express a wish about the matter.
If you wish to obtain a copy, please contact by clicking the E -
Hover over picture to see list of Ows who contributed.
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