An interesting list, especially as it continued to April 1947. On checking it appears the Post Office were catching up, hence the list going into 1947. Unaware of the one Post Office ship HMTS Alert being sunk by a German mini-submarine on 24/2/1945, the ship being a cable-layer in the Channel, with all fifty-nine crew lost. There are numerous accounts - this is one: This week in tech I do rather like this earlier episode in 1939:
Ancestry has just added a similar database UK, Post Office World War I and World War II Memorial Books, 1914-1945 Original data: London, England: The Postal Museum. GPO War Heroes. TD http://www.kentfallen.com/PDF REPORTS/DOVER HMTS ALERT.pdf (inc Roll of Honour)
