589:"Michael and Anne drive me to the annual re-unions of H.M.S. Newfoundland, H.M.S. Hood, and The George Cross Island Associations. At the 2005 Hood re-union I met Heinrich Kuhnt who is a survivor of the Bismarck, which sank the Hood in 1941. The President of the Association is Ted Briggs, now the only living survivor of that sinking, the other two having died since. At the Sunday church parade the Padre always encourages me to sing 'All the Nice Girls Love a Sailor!' which I do, but follow up with my favourite hymn, 'Abide with me'! I also try to attend the annual Hood memorial service at Boldre village church, near Lymington, which is usually held around the same time of the year."
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and his wife, Margaret, who lived in the village, said to me 'William, you are to sit with us now.' As I got to know them better I found out that Lady Mogg's sister, Sarah MacKinnon, had been married to a naval man. He had, in fact, been Flag
Lieutenant to Admiral
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Dunkirk was the worst experience of my life ... I saw hundreds of people killed in front of me. Some had no clothes on and were shot and bombed as they swam out to boats. There were oil tanks burning, ships sinking and hundreds of soldiers lined up on the
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The following is a list of the seagoing vessels on which Stone served. At various times he was posted to shore establishments for training or other duties. Smaller vessels were also officially assigned to a depot ship.
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on his 18th birthday. Two of his older brothers had already joined the navy, and a third was in the army. He had first tried to join up at the age of fifteen, walking three miles from where he was working on a farm, to
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and should not be worn on formal occasions. However it is usual to wear official medals on the left chest lapel and have unofficial medals form a second row underneath. Bill Stone wore his medals in this manner.
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On 11 November 2008, Stone along with fellow veterans, Henry
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The first record of his naval service describes him as being 5 feet 5.5 inches (1.664 m) tall, with a 32.5 in (83 cm) chest, brown hair and blue eyes, and his prior occupation as
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during the 1920s, including a round-the-world "Empire Cruise" showing the flag in
British colonies from 1922 to 1924. By the outbreak of the Second World War he was Chief Stoker of the
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William married Lily
Margaret E Hoskin (1908-1995) in Kingsbridge in June 1938 . The marriage lasted fifty-seven years until Lily's death in 1995. The couple had one daughter Anne.
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Lily died in 1995, aged eighty-seven, leaving Bill a widower. The local community looked after him. "On my first Sunday at church following her death
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making five shuttle trips and picking up over a 1,000 men from the beaches. He later described his experience there for the
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of the Broke in H.M.S. Carlisle at the same time as I had served in that ship on the Africa
Station back in 1936!"
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Hero of the fleet : two World Wars, one extraordinary life : the memoirs of centenarian
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In 2005, Stone became Fox FM's Local Hero and
Central Television's Personality of the Year.
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Michael Davidson issued a statement about his father-in-law's condition:
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on 21 December 1943 for his service on this occasion. He served with the
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for qualifying service on Malta 10 June 1940 to 8 September 1943
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HMS Salamander at Dunkirk (Halcyon Class minesweeper website)
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for details of campaign and commemorative medals awarded
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935:"Naval and Other Memories of William Frederick Stone"
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World War I veteran in intensive care (Oxford Mail)
1107:(Supplement). 17 December 1943. pp. 5540–5543.
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1295:"Memoirs chart the incredible life of hero Bill"
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1325:"Medals - The Russian Convoy Medal"
1301:. 24 September 2009. Archived from
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1215:Kennedy, Maev (12 November 2008).
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