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Steve Crook
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Or do you mean the doctor on HMS Kelly, Mountbatten's ship, that the story was loosely based on? Steve |
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Oops! You're quite right of course. But either way, it was fictional [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif[/img] Steve |
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If it's of any assistance, Nicholas Monteserrat mirrored some of his own wartime experiences aboard HMS Campanula (K18) and used them in the narrative story of The Cruel Sea. HMS Campanula, unlike the HMS Compass Rose (K32), survived the war being scrapped in 1947. Possibly the doctor was based upon the doctor-surgeon serving on HMS Campanula. |
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