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   Names and numbers. Do any of these click? This is regarding an ex ASR officer
William Eric Heworth. I am doing research for his sister and daughter. Who tell me he was not active at Dunkirk but was mainly stationed at Shetland and Norway. but at the DDay landings he was stationed at Poole with the following craft.2634,2689,2561,2678,2632.F.Braddy,L.Brookes,JorT. andrews,Harold Lowe,Doc Piercy,WG Foy,Je Bowles,A.Arden,Geo. Butterworth,and W. Payuengy Before D Day a comendation which read to HSL's 106&144 Ml201RPB "Forthought" Target boat357
"The cooperation of the abovevessels under your command were instumentalin the saving of 21 aircrews"
I was a member of the ASR Club at one time but dropped out when there were still men present at the meetings who saw active sevice during the war. I was post war but had a taste of two Post War rescue missions. I am still in touch with an ASRCub member but only the Target boat rang bells
Any input appreciated

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Bill Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 11 February 2011 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 8	Post Options Post Reply Quote Bill Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: High SpeedLaunches Posted: 10 March 2011 at 2:38pm
	Names and numbers. Do any of these click? This is regarding an ex ASR officer William Eric Heworth. I am doing research for his sister and daughter. Who tell me he was not active at Dunkirk but was mainly stationed at Shetland and Norway. but at the DDay landings he was stationed at Poole with the following craft.2634,2689,2561,2678,2632.F.Braddy,L.Brookes,JorT. andrews,Harold Lowe,Doc Piercy,WG Foy,Je Bowles,A.Arden,Geo. Butterworth,and W. Payuengy Before D Day a comendation which read to HSL's 106&144 Ml201RPB "Forthought" Target boat357 "The cooperation of the abovevessels under your command were instumentalin the saving of 21 aircrews" I was a member of the ASR Club at one time but dropped out when there were still men present at the meetings who saw active sevice during the war. I was post war but had a taste of two Post War rescue missions. I am still in touch with an ASRCub member but only the Target boat rang bells Any input appreciated

Bill Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 11 February 2011 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 8	Post Options Post Reply Quote Bill Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 11 March 2011 at 9:17am
	Please explain the nature of the error