Alfred C. TABONE, Stoker 1st Class, HM Drifter Eddy, died 26th May 1942
Joseph TABONE, Petty Officer Steward, E/LX20744, died 31st October 1940, on board the destroyer HMS Zulu
Wenzu TABONE, crew member of the Mooring Vessel Moor, lost his life on 8th April 1941 when the vessel struck a mine and quickly sank in Grand Harbour
John Edward TAIT, aged 21 years, bachelor, Stoker Mechanic, R.N. HMS Trenchant, the son of William Edward C. Tait, married 18th October 1952, to Olive Alice DAUBNEY, aged 19 years, spinster, the daughter of Charles Edward Daubney
H.T. TALMAN, AB, died 16th April 1943, on board the destroyer HMS Pakenham, off the island of Pantellaria. His ship together with HMS Paladin engaged two Italian Navy destroyers, Cassiopea and Cigno. The latter was sunk but HMS Pakenham sustained serious damage and though taken in tow had to be sunk after an air attack
S.J. TANCOCK, AB, died 19th December 1941, on board the cruiser HMS Penelope. His ship ran into and Italian minefield, and struck a mine which exploded on the port side abreast of the bridge, but the damage was not severe and she arrived at Malta
Michael Terence Davy TANDY, aged 22 years, bachelor, Leading Telegraphist, R.N., RNB Camerata, married 3rd October 1952, to Jacqueline DAVIES, aged 21 years, spinster, Women’s Royal Naval Service, the daughter of Charles Davies
Barry Philip TANNER, aged 26 years, bachelor, Steward, R.N., HMS Teredo, adopted by Margaret TANNER, married 9th November 1953, to Helen McGUIRE, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of John Forsythe McGuire
G.A. TANNER, Lieutenant (S), died 12th August 1942, on board the Aircraft Carrier HMS Indomitable. His ship was part of the escort for Operation ‘Pedestal’ from Gibraltar. In the late afternoon twelve German Ju87 aircraft attacked the carrier and she suffered serious damage from the bombs. One hit the forward AA gun positions killing more than twenty of the Royal Marines detachment. Another landed near the forward lift and penetrated the upper gallery deck and exploded above the main hangar deck. The wardroom was crowded with off-duty pilots and observers when it was wrecked by a bomb killing all the occupants. The ship survived the onslaught and headed for Gibraltar
Hilda Violet TANNER, born 4th October 1927, the daughter of Frank Henry and Hilda Sophie Tanner, Leading Signalman, R.N.
Joyce Gladys TANNER, the daughter of Hilda Sophie and Frank Henry Tanner, 78 Strada San Trofimo, Sliema, Leading Signalman, R.N., born 22nd March 1929
John James TANSLEY, aged 24 years, bachelor, Royal Navy, RN Barracks Camerata, Valletta, the son of James Tuckwood Tansley, married 23rd April 1949, to Joyce May ASKER, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of James Henry Asker
L.J. TATHAM, Midshipman, died when HMS Kandahar hit a mine and sank 19th December 1941
James TATTERSALL, aged 20 years, bachelor, Able Seaman, R.N., HMS Loch Dunvegan, the son of Henry Tattersall, married 27th May 1952, to Olga CLEGG, aged 18 years, spinster
Cuthbert Strangeways Eaton TAYLOR, born 19th August 1906, the son of Katie Leonora and Carl Howard Eaton Taylor, Engineer Lieutenant, R.N.
Elizabeth Joy TAYLOR, born 7th November 1928, the daughter of Ethel Maud and George Taylor, Officer’s Steward, Royal Navy
Married 13th February 1926, Geoffrey St.John Aldersley TAYLOR, aged 30 years, bachelor, Lieut-Commander, Royal Navy, HMS Stuart, the son of Alban Aldersley Taylor, to Muriel Alice GAITSKELL, aged 28 years, spinster, the daughter of Charles Gaitskell
G.E. TAYLOR, AB, died 22nd March 1942, on the destroyer HMS Kingston. The ship was later taken into the drydock for repair where she was severley damaged by German bombing on 11th April, and was subsequently sunk as a blockship
John Harold TAYLOR, aged 23 years, bachelor, Paymaster Lieutenant, Royal Navy, HMS Durban, the son of Harold Stanley Taylor deceased, Engineer, married 7th November 1934 to, Clarissa Barbara EMTAGE, aged 29 years, spinster, of 15 Stanhope Gardens, London, SW7, the daughter of Oliver de Courcy Emtage, Gentleman
Joseph TAYLOR, E/LX23194, died 1st July 1940, of the depot ship HMS Medway
J.F. TAYLOR, AB, died 22nd March 1942, on the destroyer HMS Kingston. The ship was later taken into the drydock for repair where she was severley damaged by German bombing on 11th April, and was subsequently sunk as a blockship
Lawrence Berry TAYLOR, aged 38 years, bachelor, Chief Stoker, HMS Shropshire, the son of John Taylor, married 18th June 1938 to Bessie May BROWN, aged 27 years, spinster, Staff Nurse, 60 Blanche Street, Sliema, the daughter of Charles Brown
Gillian Heather TAYLOR, aged 21 years, spinster, Women’s Royal Naval Service, the daughter of Lieut-Colonel David Taylor, married 28th October 1944, to Leonard Walter LAWRENCE, aged 33 years, bachelor, Royal Navy, HMS Gregale, the son of John Lawrence
Hugh Ernest Charles TAYLOR, aged 22 years, bachelor, Petty Officer Writer, R.N., RNB Camerata, the son of Francis James Mafeking Taylor, married 7th June 1952, to Esther Jean LLEWELLYN, aged 23 years, spinster, Leading Wren, Women’s Royal Naval Service, the daughter of Albert Edward Llewellyn
Joseph TAYLOR, Royal Navy, the son of Emmanuel and Carmela Taylor, nee Azzopardi, married 21st November 1939 to, Mary CAMILLERI, the daughter of Vincenzo and Paula Camilleri, nee Vella, in Valletta
P.J. TAYLOR, Stoker 1st Class, died 11th January 1941, on board the cruiser HMS Southampton. His ship was part of the escort for Convoy ‘MW5½’ when it was attacked by German Ju-87 dive-bombers from Sicily. She received direct hits, amongst others on the Wardroom and the Petty Officer Mess, fires raged out of control, and she had to be abandoned. Survivors were taken on board the Cruiser HMS Gloucester and the destroyer HMS Diamond
Rita TAYLOR, the daughter of Doris and Harold Taylor, 25 Rue D’Argens, Sliema, Royal Navy, born 12th August 1930
Simon Lee TAYLOR, born 16th July 1935, the son of Margaret Henville and Alyn Lee Taylor, Lieutenant, HMS Keppel. Mediterranean Destroyer Flotilla, Malta. Baptised by the Reverend Ronald Collins, Chaplain R.N., at St.Michael’s Chapel, Malta Dockyard
T.W. TAYLOR, Stoker 1st Class, died 14th June 1942, on board the Cruiser HMS Liverpool. His ship was part of the escort for the ‘Harpoon’ convoy, when it came under attack from enemy aircraft, and was damaged. The engine room was hit and twelve men there were killed
William Henry TAYLOR, aged 27 years, bachelor, Able Seaman, R.N., HMS Mermaid, the son of Frederick Taylor, married 24th May 1952, to Annie Mabel SINGLETON, aged 27 years, spinster, the daughter of George William Singleton
John TAWS, Seaman, Royal Navy, serving on HMS Roebuck, in July 1954. The son of Edward Taws
Patricia Eileen TEE, aged 23 years, spinster, Leading Wren, Women’s Royal NavalService, the daughter of William Alfred Tee, married 6th December 1952, to John Ellery THOMAS, aged 23 years, bachelor, Able Seaman, R.N., HMS Trump, the son of Jack Thomas
S.H. TEE, Petty Officer, died on the destroyer HMS Mohawk, when it was sunk by enemy fire 16th April 1941
John Glanville Patterson TELFER, aged 25 years, bachelor, Lieutenant, Royal Navy, HMS Dieppe, the son of Leigh Patterson Telfer, married 14th July 1951, to Barbara Mavis HOLT, aged 22 years, spinster, Women’s Royal Naval Service, the daughter of William Leslie Holt
A. TEMPERLEY, OD, died on the destroyer HMS Jersey when it struck a mine at the entrance to Grand Harbour on 2nd May 1941
W. TEMPLE, OD, died on the destroyer HMS Jersey when it struck a mine at the entrance to Grand Harbour on 2nd May 1941
Anthony TESTA, E/LX23186, died 8th April 1940, on board the destroyer HMS Glowworm. His ship encountered the German invasion force for Norway and rammed the German cruiser Admiral Hipper, but was sunk by gunfire from the German ship. Only 38 of the crew survived. Lieut-Commander Roope, the C.O. of the Glowworm was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross
G.J. THACKER, OD, died 10th January 1941, on board the destroyer HMS Gallant, which was escorting a Convoy, when it struck a mine that shattered the ship’s bows. Over 60 men were killed and another 25 injured. The ship was irreparably damaged but towed into Grand Harbour and beached beneath Crucifix Hill
Bertram Sackville THESIGER, aged 46 years, bachelor, Captain, HMS King George V, the son of Edward Peirson Thesiger, married 3rd March 1921 to, Violet Brodrick CLOETE, aged 38 years, widow, the daughter of Joseph Arthur HENLEY
Carmel THEUMA, E/LX23469, died 28th April 1941, on boare the destroyer HMS Diamond, which was attacked and sunk by German Stuka dive-bombers
Henry W. THIERENS, Commander, single, aged 39 years, born in Plymouth, on board HMS Royal Oak in March 1901
R. THIRKHILL, Steward, HMS Welshman, died 1st February 1943. The ship was proceeding to Alexandria when it was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-617, and sank after three hours with the loss of over 150 Royal Navy officers and men, plus a number of soldiers and airmen who were also on board
B. THOMAS, Stoker 1st Class, died 15th June 1942, on board HMS Badsworth. His ship was part of the escort for Convoy ‘Harpoon’ from Gibraltar, when it came under attack from enemy aircraft, but was damaged under the bridge when it ran into a newly laid minefield. The merchant ship Burdwan had a flooded engine room and her rudder hard over, so Lieutenant Gray, commanding HMS Badsworth was ordered carry out the unpleasant duty of sinking it, causing valuable supplies to be lost
Dorothy May THOMAS, aged 27 years, spinster, Leading Wren, Women’s Royal Naval Service, the daughter of David Thomas, married 29th March 1948, to William Joseph MASTERS, aged 31 years, bachelor, Chief ERA, Royal Navy, HMS Phoebe, the son of Alfred Nicholas Masters
Elijah THOMAS, Fleet Engineer, married, aged 49 years, born in Sheerness, Kent, on board HMS Royal Oak in March 1901
John Ellery THOMAS, aged 23 years, bachelor, Able Seaman, R.N., HMS Trump, the son of Jack Thomas, married 6th December 1952, to Patricia Eileen TEE, aged 23 years, spinster, Leading Wren, Women’s Royal NavalService, the daughter of William Alfred Tee
Lieut-Commander Mervyn THOMAS, in command of the destroyer HMS Whitshed, February 1935
George Henry THOMASON, aged 26 years, bachelor, P.O., HMS Cyclops, the son of Arthur Tomason, married 30th September 1939 to, Geraldine FOLLEY, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of William George Folley
Andrew THOMPSON, aged 21 years, Able Seaman, HMS Irresistible, left the Royal Navy Canteen about 11 p.m., but whilst waiting for a boat to take him back to his ship he fell into the water and drowned
A.T. THOMPSON, Stoker Petty Officer, died 10th January 1941, on board the destroyer HMS Gallant, which was escorting a Convoy, when it struck a mine that shattered the ship’s bows. Over 60 men were killed and another 25 injured. The ship was irreparably damaged but towed into Grand Harbour and beached beneath Crucifix Hill
G.W. THOMPSON, AB, died 15th June 1942, on board the destroyer HMS Airedale. His ship was part of the escort for the Convoy ‘Vigorous’ from Alexandria, protecting eleven merchant ships. During the afternoon of the 15th the Convoy was attacked by German dive-bombers, and no less than twelve aircraft targeted HMS Airedale, and left it a smouldering wreck. The after end was completely gone and it is believed that her own ammunition or depth charge store had exploded
J.J. THOMPSON, Ord.Tel., died 11th January 1941, on board the cruiser HMS Southampton. His ship was part of the escort for Convoy ‘MW5½’ when it was attacked by German Ju-87 dive-bombers from Sicily. She received direct hits, amongst others on the Wardroom and the Petty Officer Mess, fires raged out of control, and she had to be abandoned. Survivors were taken on board the Cruiser HMS Gloucester and the destroyer HMS Diamond
J.W. THOMPSON, Gunner (T), died 22nd March 1942, on board the destroyer HMS Havock. His ship was escorting Convoy MW10 from Alexandria, when it was attacked by the enemy and sustained some damage
T. THORNBER, SBA, died on the destroyer HMS Jersey when it struck a mine at the entrance to Grand Harbour on 2nd May 1941
G.E. THORNE, AB, died on the destroyer HMS Mohawk, when it was sunk by enemy fire 16th April 1941
F.H. THORPE, Yeoman of Signals, died 22nd March 1942, on the cruiser HMS Cleopatra. The ship was part of the escort force with Convoy MW10 from Alexandria when they met several ships of the Italian Navy and HMS Cleopatra sustained some damage in the ensuing battle
T.R. THORPE, AB, died 10th January 1941, on board the destroyer HMS Gallant, which was escorting a Convoy, when it struck a mine that shattered the ship’s bows. Over 60 men were killed and another 25 injured. The ship was irreparably damaged but towed into Grand Harbour and beached beneath Crucifix Hill
Ernest Herbert THURLOW, aged 32 years, bachelor, Sub-Lieutenant R.N.V.R., HMS Medway II, the son of Percy Ernest Thurlow, married 31st October 1945, to Jean Ethel WALKER, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of William James Walker
Henry George THURSFIELD, aged 40 years, bachelor, Captain, HMS Concord, the son of Sir James Richard Thursfield, married 17th February 1923 to, Celia TAYLOR, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Arthur Taylor
Geoffrey Lewis TIARKS, aged 25 years, bachelor, Clerk in Holy Orders, HMS London, the son of Lewis Herman Tiarks, Clerk in Holy Orders, married 14th November 1934 to, Betty Lyne STOCK, aged 22 years, spinster, the daughter of Henry Walter Stock
Ian Denis TILBURY, the son of Connie Millicent and Thomas Henry Tilbury, 111 Strada Ridolfo, Sliema, Royal Navy, born 5th April 1929
Roy Colin TILBURY, the son of Connie Millicent and Thomas Henry Tilbury, 168a Prince of Wales Road, Sliema, Royal Navy, born 29th August 1930
Arthur James TILLARD, aged 26 years, bachelor, Lieutenant, HMS Glorious, the son of Arthur George Tillard, married 6th November 1933 to, Dorothy Vera HOPE-FALKNER, aged 28 years, spinster, the daughter of Percy Hope- Falkner
Alan Henry TIMMINS, aged 22 years, bachelor, Leading Airman, R.N., HMS Falcon Hal Far, the son of George Edward Timmins, married 21st December 1950, to Peggy Mary READ, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Charles B. Read
H.P TIMMS, AB, died 5th April 1943, on the destoyer HMS Nubian
J.P. TIMMS, Stoker 1st Class, died on the destroyer HMS Mohawk, when it was sunk by enemy fire 16th April 1941
Shirley Ann TIMMS, the daughter of Daisy Muriel and Frederick James Timms, Oxford, Stuart Street, Gzira, Leading Telegraphist, Royal Navy, born 16th July 1935
C.P. TINDALL, Stoker 1st Class, died when HMS Kandahar hit a mine and sank 19th December 1941
T. TINDLE, AB, HMS Welshman, died 1st February 1943. The ship was proceeding to Alexandria when it was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-617, and sank after three hours with the loss of over 150 Royal Navy officers and men, plus a number of soldiers and airmen who were also on board
Joseph TIRCHETT, Steward, E/LX25643, died 11th May 1942, on board the destroyer HMS Lively, sunk by German JU-88 aircraft south of Crete
Thomas TOBIN, Able Seaman, single, aged 19 years, born in Ireland, of HMS Renown in 1901
Joseph Llewellyn TODD, the son of Winifred May and Burt Todd, Rinella, Malta, Chief Petty Officer, Royal Navy, born 29th April 1933
Married 7th December 1956, Richard TODD, HMS Fenton, the son of Illingworth Todd, to Frances Joy MULFORD
R.S. TODD, Sub-Lieutenant (A), RNVR, HMS St. Angelo, the Naval Shore base, died 19th June 1942
J. TOFIELD, AB, HMS Welshman, died 1st February 1943. The ship was proceeding to Alexandria when it was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-617, and sank after three hours with the loss of over 150 Royal Navy officers and men, plus a number of soldiers and airmen who were also on board
Roy C. TOMKINS, Able Seaman, P/JX.296533. On 19th January 1943 he took part in a raid by three Motor Torpedo Boats on Tripoli Harbour. They came across three tugs towing an Italian submarine. They attacked and set fire to one tug, which caused all three tugs to abandon the submarine and return inside the harbour. The MTB‘s then turned their attention to the submarine and severely damaged it with torpedoes before returning to Malta
Walter Alexander TOMKINS, aged 29 years, bachelor, AB, HMS Egmont, the son of Joseph Tomkins, married 13th April 1928 to, Ivy APPLETON, aged 30 years, spinster, the daughter of Alan Crawford Appleton
Lieut-Commander E.P. TOMKINSON DSO+ Bar, Commanding Officer of HM Submarine Urge, 10th Submarine Flotilla, in Spring 1941. He lost his life when the submarine was sunk at the end of April 1942 after leaving Malta en route to Alexandria
Christopher Leighton TOMS, the son of Clara Dorothy and Leighton Chubb Toms, ‘Congo’, Norfolk Street, Sliema, Schoolmaster, Royal Navy, born 15th February 1935
Eileen Margaret TONGE, aged 22 years, spinster, Leading Wren, Women’s Royal Naval Service, the daughter of Thomas William Tonge, Sergeant, Royal Marines, married 26th July 1952, to Edmund John McKenzie FINDLAY, aged 22 years, bachelor, ERA, R.N., HMS Magpie, the son of John McKenzie Findlay
H.A. TONKIN, AB, on board the destroyer HMS Hasty, died 15th June 1942
Carmel TONNA, E/LX23469, died 28th April 1941, on board the destroyer HMS Diamond, which was sunk by German Stuka dive-bombers
W.C. TOOGOOD, ERA, died 13th August 1942, on board the cruiser HMS Manchester. On escort duty with the ‘Pedestal’ Convoy his ship was badly damaged by enemy aircraft, and later sank. A large number of the crew were rescued by the destroyer HMS Eskimo
William George TOOGOOD, aged 28 years, bachelor, PO Telegraphist, HMS St.Angelo, the son of Charles Toogood, married 30th June 1937 to Eileen Florence COTTELL, aged 23 years, spinster, from Woolston, Southampton, the daughter of William Cottell
John Taylor TOOKER, aged 27 years, bachelor, ERA, HMS Valiant, the son of John Joseph Tooker, married 17th October 1925 to, Marjorie Emma MULREADY, aged 24 years, spinster, the daughter of Henry James Mulready
Margaret Ann TOOZE, the daughter of Eileen Margaret and Sidney Tooze, 67 Strada Pace, Sliema, E.R.A., Royal Navy, born 22nd September 1934
Frederick TOPPING, Leading Stoker, P/KX 84500, lost his life in the submarine Upholder on 14th April 1942
Arthur David TORLESSE, aged 31 years, bachelor, Lieut-Commander, HMS Glorious, the son of Arthur Torlesse, Captain, R.N., married 29th April 1933 to, Sheila Mary Susan DARROCH, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of Lieut-Colonel Duncan Darroch deceased, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
J. TOSH, ERA, HMS St. Angelo, the Naval Shore base, died 12th June 1940
W.G. TOWN, Leading Stoker, died on the destroyer HMS Mohawk, when it was sunk by enemy fire 16th April 1941
R.D. TOWNS, AB, died when HMS Kandahar hit a mine and sank 19th December 1941
W.J. TOWSEY, RPO, HMS Welshman, died 1st February 1943. The ship was proceeding to Alexandria when it was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-617, and sank after three hours with the loss of over 150 Royal Navy officers and men, plus a number of soldiers and airmen who were also on board
James TRANTER, Leading Seaman, single, aged 25 years, born in St. Peters, Hereford, on board HMS Surprise in March 1901
T.R. TRANTER, Chief Petty Officer, HMS Welshman, died 1st February 1943. The ship was proceeding to Alexandria when it was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-617, and sank after three hours with the loss of over 150 Royal Navy officers and men, plus a number of soldiers and airmen who were also on board
Leslie TRAVIS, aged 30 years, bachelor, Sick Berth P.O., R.N. Barracks Verdala, the son of Richard Travis, married 26th August 1944 to, Catherine Maud WAILES, aged 26 years, spinster, the daughter of William Wailes
Brian Thomas TREACHER, aged 20 years, bachelor, Aircraft Artificer, R.N. HMS Falcon, the son of Charles Maurice Treacher, married 27th June 1953, to Eirwen Bernice Morgan GRIFFITHS, aged 20 years, spinster, Wren Writer, Women’s Royal Naval Service, the daughter of Daniel Griffiths
Ernest TREMLETT, aged 35 years, bachelor, ERA, HMS Moy, the son of Sidney John Tremlett, married 31st January 1931 to, Coronella Ivy Violet LUTLEY, aged 30 years, spinster, the daughter of William Lutley
Maurice Charles TRENGOVE, aged 21 years, bachelor, Leading Seaman, R.N., HMS St. Kitts, the son of Reginald Arthur Trengove, married 12th September 1953, to Ruth Muriel ROYALL, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Leslie Donald Royall
Reginald William TREVETT, aged 30 years, bachelor, Warrant Engineer, HMS Cyclops, the son of Charles Arthur Trevett, married 29th October 1927 to, Phyllis JONES, aged 25 years, spinster, the daughter of William Jones
Philip H. TRIMMER, Lieutenant, single, aged 22 years, born in Alton, Hampshire, on board HMS Ramillies in March 1901
Patricia Rosemary TROWER, born 11th August 1931, the daughter of Beatrice Phyllis and William Arthur Trower, Stoker P.O., HMS Shropshire
William Arthur TROWER, aged 26 years, bachelor, P.O.Stoker, HMS Royal Oak, the son of Albert James Trower, married 8th December 1927 to, Beatrice Phyllis Mary FORD, aged 21 years, spinster, the daughter of Edward Ford
Sidney Leonard Henry TRUEMAN, aged 24 years, bachelor, ERA, Royal Navy, HMS Peacock, the son of Sidney Leonard Trueman, married 7th July 1948, to Elizabeth Mary COLEMAN, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of William Henry Coleman
Terence Arthur TRUNDLE, aged 23 years, bachelor, Shipwright Artificer, R.N., the son of William Herbert Arthur Trundle, married 26th May 1953, to Joyce Margaret HALL, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Harold H. Hall
Desmond Geoffrey Lewis TRUST, born 4th February 1922, the son of Thomas Hurst and Yolande Beryl Trust, Paymaster Lieutenant, R.N.
Peter TUCK, the son of Cassandra Beryl and Percy Tuck, 181 Rue D’Argens, Sliema, Able Seaman, Royal Navy, born 3rd March 1936
Stanley Arthur TUCKER, aged 20 years, bachelor, Leading Sick Berth Attendant, HMS Falcon, the son of Stanley Edward Tucker, married 14th November 1953 to, Molly Gwendoline HOLNESS, aged 21 years, spinster, G.I.V.A.D., Royal Naval Hospital Bighi, the daughter of Frederick William Holness. The Marriage was conducted by the Reverend John Geikie Falconer, Chaplain, R.N. and took place at St.Luke’s Chapel, Bighi Royal Naval Hospital
Victoria Hilda TUCKER, the daughter of Victor Edward and Hilda Tucker, 80 Strada Nuova, Sliema, Petty Officer, R.N., born 29th December 1927
W.J. TUCKER, AB, died 10th January 1941, on board the destroyer HMS Gallant, which was escorting a Convoy, when it struck a mine that shattered the ship’s bows. Over 60 men were killed and another 25 injured. The ship was irreparably damaged but towed into Grand Harbour and beached beneath Crucifix Hill
J.D. TUFFILL, Midshipman, died 12th August 1942, on board the cruiser HMS Nigeria. As part of the escort to the ‘Pedestal’ Convoy, the ship came under attack from Italian and German aircraft during the day, but at dusk was hit by torpedoes fired by the Italian submarine Axum, and sustained damage, causing her to return to Gibraltar
Allan Francis TURNBULL, the son of Jessie Irene and Reginald Thomas Turnbull, 13 Prince of Wales Junction, Sliema, Able Seaman, Royal Navy, born 28th February 1934
John William Goldie TURNBULL, aged 26 years, bachelor, Paymaster Lieutenant, RNVR, the son of Alexander Turnbull, married 12th June 1920 to, Nathalie SWENSON, aged 20 years, spinster, the daughter of Anatol Swenson
Married 12th February 1938, Mr. TURNER, of H.M. Dockyard, to Nellie CALNAN, of Sliema. The service was conducted by the Reverend Dr. Calnan, uncle of the bride, of Surbiton, London
B. TURNER, Stoker 1st Class, died 13th August 1942, on board the cruiser HMS Manchester. On escort duty with the ‘Pedestal’ Convoy his ship was badly damaged by enemy aircraft, and later sank. A large number of the crew were rescued by the destroyer HMS Eskimo
Lieut-Commander Geoffrey TURNER OBE, Staff Officer, 10th Submarine Flotilla Headquarters, in January 1941
Lieutenant H.B. TURNER, Commanding Officer of HM Submarine Unrivalled in 1943
Richard Hawley TURNER, aged 22 years, bachelor, Stoker, HMS Sandfly, the son of William Turner, married 21st March 1901 to, Pepina SANDHAM, aged 37 years, widow, the daughter of Angelo VELLA
R.M. TURNER, Stoker Petty Officer, HMS Welshman, died 1st February 1943. The ship was proceeding to Alexandria when it was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-617, and sank after three hours with the loss of over 150 Royal Navy officers and men, plus a number of soldiers and airmen who were also on board
W.H. TURNER, Leading Stoker, died 25th April 1943, on the destroyer HMS Petard, whilst engaged in attacking enemy shipping off the coast of Tunisia
William Robert TURNER DSM, Leading Seaman, D/J 110765, lost his life in the submarine Upholder on 14th April 1942
N.A. TUTTLEBURY, AB, died 22nd March 1942, on the destroyer HMS Kingston. The ship was later taken into the drydock for repair where she was severley damaged by German bombing on 11th April, and was subsequently sunk as a blockship
J.S. TWIGG, Leading Seaman, HMS Welshman, died 1st February 1943. The ship was proceeding to Alexandria when it was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-617, and sank after three hours with the loss of over 150 Royal Navy officers and men, plus a number of soldiers and airmen who were also on board
The Hon. Hugh TYRWHITT, Captain, married, aged 44 years, born in Ashwell Thorpe, Norfolk, on board HMS Renown March 1901