I am looking for relatives of the men who served in HMS Martin G44. She was an 'Matchless Class' Destroyer who were commonly known as the magnificent 'M's. HMS Martin was torpedoed and sunk by U431 on the 10th November 1942 with the loss of 159 of her 222 crew. My 18 year old Uncle, Ordinary Seaman Thomas Cusack was one of the casualties. Our family website hmsmartin-g44.co.uk is dedicated to all who served in the 'Martin'. Your contact would be appreciated. Tom.
And here: http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/royal-signals/29406-leading-signalman-wilfred-davidson-mpk.html Hopefully its of help
hi hopefully your still interested in finding relative of crewman aboard HMS Martin my great uncle robert curtis ordinary seaman lost his life when she was sunk and im doing reserach into her and him as well as my two grandfathers and great grandfather
hi hopefully your still interested in finding relative of crewman aboard HMS Martin my great uncle robert curtis ordinary seaman lost his life when she was sunk and im doing reserach into her and him as well as my two grandfathers and great grandfather Hi Sorry it took so long to answer you, I have not been on this site for a while. I have a photo of Ordinary Seaman Robert William Curtis on our family website, HMS Martin If you click on the 'Crew ID' button and scroll down and click on your great uncles name you will open his page. You can contact me through the website and I will help you all I can. Regards Tom Medaen. HMS MARTIN WEBSITE.
I have a photo of Ronald Crane who served on HMS Martin. Could not find a way of contacting you on your dedicated website. Sorry about the quality.
Brian, Tom's website shows: Please feel free to email me at tom(at)hmsmartin-g44.co.uk if you would like any information on HMS Martin. Please bear in mind his stated age and he has not logged on here for four years.
