Royal Humane Society Medal, Type 2, 1844 Archive S57 was so badly damaged

S57 was so badly damaged that it had to be detonated by the crew at 4:32 am

He was cited for his DCM in the London Gazette on September 27

As a "spare crew member"

the RCAF placed its High Frequency Directing capabilities at the disposal of the Royal Canadian Navy

one small dent on top

Royal Humane Society Medal, Type 2, 1844 Archive S57 was so badly damagedSilver, large successful type 2 by Pistrucci, engraved "HAMMOND MAXTED. VIT. OB. SERV. D. D. SOC. REG. HVM. 21. SEPT. 1844" on the reverse, 51 mm, missing suspension, minor contact marks, very fine. Footnote: On September 21, 1844, about seven o'clock in the evening, a young man was found trapped clinging to a rock, having been hemmed in by the sea opposite Cliff Crescent in Margate, East Kent, England. Two seperate boats were launched at different