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WW11 Memories Of Alfred (Buster) Brown R.N.
Photo's of HMS Walney & HMS Mariner

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This page is dedicated to Albert Harriott Chief Stoker and all those that served aboard the HMS Walney. Albert joined the Royal Navy in 1923. he served with my Father on the HMS Resolution and the HMS Walney

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Albert Edward Victor Harriott
Chief Stoke
Died 1968

The HMS Walney was sunk at Oran 1942 during operation 'Torch'.
There were only 17 survivors, one of those being Albert Harriott. He was badly injured and spent 2 years in hospital.
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Relaxing on the crossing from Canada to England .Crew of Mariner

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Parade at Port Arthur, Canada .Crew of Mariner

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Two unknown crew of the Mariner.

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Albert, Emily(called Maud) and Son
The son is Julie's Harriott's Father

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Albert's Neptune certificate
for crossing the equator
Photo's donated by Julie Harriott
Grandaughter.

site still under construction

CJX639217 Ronald Payne
A few of the crew of the HMS Mariner,bringing her back to England from Canada
Ronald is front right
Photo kindly donated by Ronald's son James

Shore leave for crew on the Mariner. Buster is front middle.
Photo donated by James Payne

HMS Mariner, a rough trip across the Atlantic 1945
Photo donated by James Payne

HMS Mariner,Moored at Port Arthur ,Canada

Mariner crew after a game of football at Port Arthur. My father Buster is kneeling middle right

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Cpt Frederick Thornton Peters
Skipper of the Walney at Oran

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