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A mine claimed the minesweeping trawler Nadine on Sept. 1, 1915. I have no details other than the mine was laid by UC-7 and she sank in the North Sea 12 miles from Felixstowe. |
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In memory of those who lost their lives in HM Trawler Nadine Sept. 1, 1915 "As long as we embrace them in our memory, their spirit will always be with us" |
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Rate |
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Amis, John J. |
Second Hand (RNR) |
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Balls, Arthur W. |
Engineman (RNR) |
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Fish, William |
Engineman (RNR) |
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Fitzgerald, Patrick |
Seaman (RNR) |
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Francis, Henry |
Deck Hand (RNR) |
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Johnson, John F. |
Deck Hand (RNR) |
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Saunders, Percy M. |
Skipper (RNR) |
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Shillito, Ernest S. |
Trimmer (RNR) |
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Stathers, Walter |
Deck Hand (RNR) |
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Sources indicate that ten men lost their lives in Nadine, however I was able to locate only nine names. |
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