Crewmen of HMS Amethyst F-116.jpg

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DescriptionCrewmen of HMS Amethyst F-116.jpg	English: Crewmen of HMS Amethyst F-116 seen while trapped on Rose Island during the Yangtze Incident. Back row from left to right: Townsend, Augustyn, Parish, Hutchinson, Jones, Wright, White (holding Able Seacat Simon), Bryson, Chare, MacNamara, A. Williams, Murphy and Keicher. 2nd row from left to right: Bannister, McCarthy, Nolan, Saunders, P. Jones, Delve, Munson, Williams and Wilson. Front row from left to right: McClean (?), Griffiths, Wells, McCullough and Guardsman Peggy (the ship's dog). Peggy and Simon were both awarded the Distinguished Amethyst Campaign Ribbon.
Date	17 July 1949
Source	http://www.maritimequest.com/warship_directory/great_britain/pages/sloops/hms_amethyst_u16_able_seacat_simon.htm
Author	Lt. Commander K. Stewart Hett, M.B.E., R.N. Ret.

Location "Rose Island", Yangtze river - modern location not specified.

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