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Royal Naval Patrol Service - World War II

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    Posted by Chuckums (U3321637) on Sunday, 26th February 2006

    In 1943 my father joined the Royal Naval Patrol Service - he served on motor minesweeper 311 and spent some time at Scapa Flow. He also spent time on HMS Gairsay which I believe was eventually sunk (my father was not on this ship at that time) and HMS Kingston Peridot which was a minesweeper sweeping for magnetic and acoustic mines. He left the Navy in 1947. I am looking for any information on any of these ships and or Royal Naval Patrol Service during those years.

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    Posted by MB (U177470) on Monday, 27th February 2006

    In 1943 my father joined the Royal Naval Patrol Service - he served on motor minesweeper 311 and spent some time at Scapa Flow. He also spent time on HMS Gairsay which I believe was eventually sunk (my father was not on this ship at that time) and HMS Kingston Peridot which was a minesweeper sweeping for magnetic and acoustic mines. He left the Navy in 1947. I am looking for any information on any of these ships and or Royal Naval Patrol Service during those years.Β 

    There is a RNPS Association and a number of web sites about the RNPS.



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