Hms Tetcott Home Page HMS Tetcott : Search There are now 43 messages in our guestbook. 1 2 3 4 5 >>> Viewing messages 1 to 10. Your name (required) Your message (required) Your email address james | hello all 29 May 2010 keith snell | My father John Barton Snell ordinary seaman served on the tetcott from 03/44 to 06/45; you may add his name to your crew list i am also looking for any information i can find on the tetcott and have found your site very helpful; Thank you 11 May 2010 susan brooker | information for my father, george albert rose, hes aged 87years old now, but served on tetcott 24 April 2010 Joanne | My grand father Lambert Tidman Evans from Swansea in Wales served on this ship between June 1942 until December 1943, I have photos of this period, one of them says to Taffy from Spike, any idea's? 3 March 2010 eric bush | would like to hear from any one if they remember me;;L/S eric bush QR2; A TURRET 1943/45;;; I AM IN SEATTLE WA USA 15 October 2009 David Wilson | My granddad Joseph Wilson who served on HMS Tetcott 1944 - 1945 sadly passed away at home on Monday the 5th of October 2009; I came to the reunion with my wife and 2 young girls and was very proud of granddad; I would like to thank everyone for organising the day as it gave us some of the many happy memories of him; We also now have a website and a book to remember some of his stories; Thanks David Wilson; 8 October 2009 Malcolm Freeth | My Father served on HMS Tettcott 43-45 Chief Stoker; Alfred Freeth Any info please email; 1 December 2008 pete capel | father served on tetcott any info on crew lists please have photo of all crew on bow of ship 11 October 2008 jo Adams | i am the granddaughter of arthur leonard adams sometimes known as "sykie;" my grandad showed me many pictures that he had taken of his time onboard of some of the ports and during the battles at night; i am so proud of my lovely grandad and all his comrades, he sadly passed away in october 2005 and although as he got older he found it very upsetting to talk of some of the things he saw, i have found this site extremely comforting in helping me remember some of the stories he once told me; he was a radar operator from marconi and often joked the captain would never believe what he saw on the screen until they could see it themselves ! 21 July 2008 John Brooks Do you remember Christmas in Algiers in 1943; Danny Lakeman trying to bring a little donkey "on board" across his shoulders; As he couldn't speak english (the donkey) the skipper disallowed it; 20 June 2008 1 2 3 4 5 >>> You can search this guestbook by: Message : - Name : - All : Please type some text: