I was the Signalman (Bunter) on watch, who sent out the new “screen orders” to the fleet. Most of you remember me as Stompie Williams. I turned 21 years on the 18th February 1982.
I joined the Dept of Foreign Affairs, now the Dept of International Relations and Cooperation, and am presently serving at the South African Embassy in Nouakchott, Mauritania.
Kind regards
Derrick Williams
williamsd@foreign.gov.za
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My thoughts and regards are with crewmates and family today, the anniversary of the event.
I am arranging an Anniversary event for next year, if you are interested in attending please contact me at info@saspresidentkruger.com
regards
Kirk Kinnear
By: Cameron Kirk Kinnear on February 18, 2010
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Hi Kirk,
Yes, 28 years ago today – WE WILL REMEMBER THEM -
would definitely be interested in the event planned for next year, please keep me informed.
Thanks
Steve Johns
By: Steve Johns on February 18, 2010
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hi there is a story in the Harold (Newspaper Port Elizabeth)online today about Allan Macphail who was in the
Engine room at that time and his story if you are interested
May God bless you and your families today when we remember.
We will never forget.
thanks
Isak Jooste
By: saspresidentkruger on February 18, 2010
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HI WAS GETROUD MET EVERT KOEN AL DIE NAME IS OP DIE MUUR BY DIE VOORTREKKER MONUMENT GEDENK DIENS 29 MEI 2011 KONTAK DIE MONUMENT IVM DIT.LAAT WEET IVM DIE ANDER HERDENKING DANKIE GERDA
By: GERDA KOEN [VD POLL] on November 16, 2010
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