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HMS Bittern
HMS Bittern
William Cecil Hoadley, the brother of one of the Exchequer & Audit Department men, died aboard the HMS Bittern when it was struck by SS Kenilworth in thick fog on 4 April 1918. This community remembers William and his shipmates.
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Born 1898
Died 1918
Royal Navy Midshipman Royal Naval Reserve
Royal Navy Midshipman Royal Naval Reserve - HMS Bittern
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Born 1887
Died 1918
Royal Navy Lieutenant Royal Naval Reserve H.M.S. "Bittern."
Royal Navy 873 Temporary Lieutenant Royal Naval Reserve - HMS Bittern
More about James Hassard Short -
Born 1898
Died 1918
Royal Navy 7508TS Trimmer Royal Naval Reserve
Royal Navy TS 7508 Trimmer Royal Naval Reserve - HMS Bittern
More about Daniel Cullen -
Born 1899
Died 1918
Royal Navy 7570TS Trimmer Royal Naval Reserve
Royal Navy TS 7570 Trimmer Royal Naval Reserve
Royal Navy 7570TS Trimmer Royal Naval Reserve - HMS Bittern
More about James Clancy -
Born 1897
Died 1918
Royal Navy J25398 HMS Bittern
More about Henry George Anthony Thomas Wollen -
Born 1870
Died 1918
Royal Navy Stoker Petty Officer
Royal Navy 278853 Chief Stoker HMS Bittern
More about William Curtice -
Born 1879
Died 1918
Royal Navy 183187 Chief Petty Officer HMS Bittern
More about Philip William Baker -
Born 1889
Died 1918
Royal Navy 235970 Petty Officer Stoker HMS Bittern
Royal Navy 235970 Petty Officer HMS Bittern
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