Category Archives: General Updates

There was a question posed on a programme called Jeopardy recently.  Click HERE to see the answer.

Three more images have come to light showing Buntings in the best light possible. Doing the Business.   Thanks JT for the images. Always Vigilant – Yeah Right Can’t see a thing! Sun is in my eyes Where’s Melbourne?

I am urgently looking for a number of cap tallies from the following ships for a presentation and I am hoping that you may be able to assist me.  The cap tallies required are: HMNZS STAWELL HMNZS MANGA HMNZS TAMURE HMNZS PAEA I am obviously unable … Continue reading →

THE U.S. NAVY WILL NO LONGER COMMUNICATE EXCLUSIVELY IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS AND ORDERS HAVE BEEN IN ALL CAPS SINCE 19TH CENTURY.  YOUNG SAILORS ACCUSTOMED TO TEXTING SEE ALL-CAPS ORDERS AS A FORM OF SHOUTING! NAVY WANTS ITS ORDERS AND … Continue reading →

Here is another to tickle the old memory box.  These are all Communicators with the exception of a Chef (known as a Cook in those days) and a Writer.  Click on image to enlarge.   Thanks R Williams for the … Continue reading →

Here are three images of some likely lads.  Taken 1972/73 on Waikato.  Can you name them.   Click on images to enlarge   Martin Frost and Phillip Sullivan (Sully) Phillip Sullivan (Sully) and Martin Frost Martin Frost (but who are … Continue reading →

Here are three images which may stir the mind.  You may be able to name some of those hard working communicators in images 2 and 3.  Have a go.  Thanks Ray N for the images. Image 1 – Ldg Tels … Continue reading →

The following is a list of Communicators who we need to confirm their details on the Communicators Database.  Yes, I know many of them are on facebook but that does not give me their latest contact details.  If you know … Continue reading →

The venue for the next Communicators unofficial luncheon is the Birkenhead RSA and the date is the 15th August 2013 at 1200.  Please note that this is not an official lunch or reunion activity run by the Committee, but is … Continue reading →

Here is an image of another Canterbury.  Thank you Dennis K