Recollections: Sources

Sources

The references and sources in the table below have been used in the construction of this website and are referenced from the pages where used.

Ref. #	Source
1	Miramar Ship Index: Subscription Website containing basic information about a very large number of merchant navy ships with search facilities based on ships name and official number.
2	Ubootwaffe.net Website: Website dedicated to WW2 U boats and their exploits. Unfortunately no longer available.
3	Uboat.net Website: Website dedicated to WW2 and WW1 U boats and includes information about ships damaged and sunk.
4	Convoyweb Convoy Database: An extensive and highly recommended Website that includes comprehensive information about WW2 convoys and other voyages of merchant ships and some information about ships that were lost.
5	Warsailors.com: Norwegian website that includes information about WW2 convoys.
6	Tom Proctor: Article included in BBC WW2 People’s War
7	Air of Authority: Website dedicated to the history of the RAF.
8	Wikipaedia entry: Vickers Wellington
9	244 Squadron 244 Squadron Newsletters
10	World Guns Website: Article about the Colt Browning M1895/14 machine gun, made by Marlin Corp
11	FirstWorldWar.com website: Article about the Marlin machine gun
12	Anderson, John: Nevil Shute and the DMWD, Available online at The Neville Shute Norway Foundation
13	Navweaps website: Site specialising in naval weaponry
14	Friends of HMCS Haida: Website dedicated to the last WW2 Tribal Class Destroyer
15	Guns Magazine: March 2000, Article by Robert Bruce: The Lewis Gun - Product Information
16	Sir Archibald Hunt: Britain's Merchant Navy, Odhams Press Limited (no publishing date but estimated at 1942-43 based on content)
17	Hague, Arnold (2003): The Allied Convoy System, 1939-1945 : Its Organization, Defence and Operation; Chatham Publishing, ISBN: 1861761473
18	Picture Stockton: Online Photographic Collection website
19	Thames Sailing Barge website: Page on Decima
20	Ahoy - Mac’s Web Log: Naval, Maritime, Australian History and More
21	WW2 People's War: WW2 People's War is an online archive of wartime memories contributed by members of the public and gathered by the BBC. The archive can be found at http://bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar
22	Australian War Memorial: Appendix from document regarding Defensively Equipped Merchant Ships
23	Hervey Benham: Down Tops'l, George G Harrap & Co. Ltd, 1951, ISBN 0 245 50661
24	HMSO (1947): British Vessels lost at sea 1939-45; reprinted by Patrick Stephens, Cambridge 1983 ISBN 0-85059 659 9
25	Wikipedia entry for Thomas Kelly GC
26	Bill Taylor's Memoir: My Unusual Voyage Aboard the Empress of Asia and the Aftermath
27	A History of the Fire Service in Epsom and Ewell
28	By courtesy of The Allen Collection
29	Provenance unknown
30	By courtesy of Chris Anderson
31	By courtesy of Anthony Bernthal
32	By courtesy of Wikipedia and Wikipedia Commons
33	By courtesy of Guy Freeman
34	By courtesy of Captain Carré
35	By courtesy of Richard Crow
36	By courtesy of the Tom Rayner Collection
37	By courtesy of the P & O Collection
38	By courtesy of the Australia War Memorial Collection
39	By courtesy of Kevin Patience
40	By courtesy of The British Library
41	By courtesy of Kinyarwanda Hope Magazine
42	By courtesy of Real Photographs Co. Ltd.
43	By courtesy of the State Library of Queensland
44	By courtesy of Philip Dilworth
45	By courtesy of naval-history.net
46	By courtesy of IndianVeterans.com
47	By courtesy of Google Earth
48	By courtesy of Dennis Lockyer
49	By courtesy of HMSLondon.co.uk
50	By courtesy of The Simon's Town Historical Society
51	By courtesy of Geoffrey Bamford
52	By courtesy of Stan Mayes
53	By courtesy of Donald MacFadyen
54	By courtesy of Google Street View
55	By courtesy of the State Library of Tasmania
56	By courtesy of the Old Worcester Association
57	By courtesy of Duncan Hawes
58	By courtesy of Australian War Memorial Nautical Collection
59	By courtesy of Old Ship Picture Galleries
60	By courtesy of Fire Brigades of Surrey Preservation Trust
61	By courtesy of The Daily Mail
62	By courtesy of Bomb Site - mapping the WW2 bomb census
63	By courtesy of London Fire
64	By courtesy of Tops'l Magazine
65	By courtesy of Roger Beckett
66	From Brian Watson's photograph and postcard collection
67	By courtesy of Britain from Above
68	By courtesy of Clive Ketley
69	By courtesy of Historical RFA
70	By courtesy of Heidi Jaggs
71	By courtesy of The Gravesend Messenger
72	By courtesy of Bill Ross
73	By courtesy of Malcolm Salter
74	By courtesy of State Library of Victoria - Allan C. Green collection of glass negatives
75	By courtesy of the A. J. Smythe Collection
76	By courtesy of the Imperial War Museum
77	By courtesy of World Aircraft Carriers List
78	By courtesy of the South Australian Maritime Museum
79	By courtesy of the Illustrated London News
80	By courtesy of the former website merchantnavyofficers.com. This excellent website closed in 2014 following the sad death of the website owner Fred Waddington. With the agreement of his widow Bobbie I have re-published as much of the material from the website as I can so that it is not lost.
81	By courtesy of Phil Witten and Judith Phillips (neé Witten)
82	By courtesy of the Benjidog Tower Hill website
83	By courtesy of Al Wouters
84	By courtesy of Clare Koebert