Nurnberg Sinking by W L Wyllie. ART622 80 Squadron was moved north

80 Squadron was moved north to assist the Greek army in fighting the invaders

but provided a more effective gun platform for downing bombers

The Lickey Incline by Terence Cuneo LMS no

Mercers artillery troop would not retire and served their guns continuously regardless of repeated attack

Each passenger had a 78 x 66 inch cabin consisting of an upper and lower berth

Nurnberg Sinking by W L Wyllie. ART622 80 Squadron was moved northWY16. Nurnberg Sinking by W L Wyllie. At the end of the Battle of the Falkland Islands, while boats from HMS Kent went to pick up survivors of the Nurnberg, the German cruiser hauled right over on her side and sank. The remaining crew were a brave lot one man stood aloft and held the German ensign waving in his hands til the ship went under. Two copies available Small print from the collection of antique naval book plates of naval water colours by W L