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Frank Webb served as torpedo instructor on the HMA Repulse survived sinking

February 21, 2009

see "Japanese Aircraft overwhelm Repulse and Prince of Wales on the 10th. of December 1941. 840 Sailors die"

Dear Sir
 
My uncle, Frank Webb, served as torpedo instructor on the Repulse when she was sunk.  Fortunately, he both survived and was able to get back to Colombo. After the War, he emigrated to Australia and enrolled at their naval base at Fremantle until retirement.
 
For the purpose of completing a family tree, I need to know his dates and hope you can point me in the right direction,  Would the Survivors' Association retain such personal data?  If not, can you give contact details at Fremantle?
 
I hope to hear from you soon.  Thank you
 
Best wishes
 
Russell Webb


Russell,

Here is the address for Navy Personnel records in Australia.

Personnel Records RAN
Phone: +61 2 6266 5962
Fax: +61 2 6266 5851
 
Queanbeyan Annex 2,
Department of Defence
Canberra ACT 2600

Good  luck.

Regards, 
Mac.


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