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	HMS Home Page
		The cost of shipping will also be added to the price except for US members of the Europa Association (who have free shipping as one of their benefits).
		Europa Association members do not receive an additional 10% discount off of this price.
		Europa is a trademark of Paul Richard Banner and is used by permission.
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	HMS Home Page
		The rules for Total War incorporate the latest rules for the Europa system, with on-demand air power, armor effects, combined arms, and much more, recreating both the German blitzkrieg that captured entire Soviet armies and the Soviet deep operations that nearly splintered the invaders in the depth of the Russian winter.
		The Europa Magazine (TEM) #88 is being held until after the publication of Total War (TW).
		TEM 88 is the last issue of this subscription block and last issues result in a blizzard of calls, re-subscriptions (a good thing!), orders (a very good thing) and many, many questions.
	www.hmsgrd.com (0 words)

	Royal Naval Patrol Service
		Film footage also shows the methods of sweeping enemy mines plus scenes at HMS Europa, Lowestoft, Grimsby docks and minesweeping off the southern coast of England.
		My father was also in the depot at HMS Europa in 1946' - Please contact Yvonne Bragg by leaving a message on the forum
		My father Thomas ("Tom") Kennedy (1913-70), a naval wireless operator iwith HMS HAMLET, from October 1941 to December 1943, as a Telegraphist on ML 1375 and MM 143.
	www.harry-tates.org.uk (648 words)

	List of Royal Navy ship names: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
		HMS Iron Duke[?] - Jellicoe[?] flagship at Jutland
		HMS Tututankhamen[?] - (intended for submarine P.311, but the boat was lost before name formally assigned)
		HMS Zubian[?] - Ship built from salvaged sections of HMS Nubian and HMS Zulu
	www.encyclopedian.com /li/List-of-Royal-Navy-ship-names.html (156 words)

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		Sailors and marines from HMS Alexandra were amongst the 200 bluejackets and 1000 marines who took part in the fighting at Mallaha Junction on the 5th August 1882.
		Beresford, himself, was officially transferred from HMS Hibernia (the guardship at Malta dockyard) to the Alexandra so that his time with the Naval Brigade would count as 'time at sea' on his service record.
		HMS Alexandra, HMS Juno and HMS Europa were the first three ships in the Royal Navy to be fitted with and use wireless transmitters whilst at sea.
	members.lycos.co.uk /bluejackets/alexandra2.htm (1174 words)

	The Battle of Havana; 1 October, 1748
		The two trailing ships in his line, HMS Warwick and HMS Canterbury, were roughly a mile to sternward of the rest of the British line.
		This is atributed to the slowness of HMS Warwick which was the leader of the two stragglers.
		When the captain of HMS Strafford, which was second in the British line, detirmined that Tilbury was not going to follow Knowles' instruction he set a direct course Reggio's line.
	www.europa.com /~bessel/Naval/Havana.html (2034 words)

	Hurst War Memorial - Frazer, Leonard James
		HMS Impregnable was laid down in Pembroke Dock in 1860 and was a five-deck, line-of-battle ship of 6,557 tons and armed with 110 guns.
		His time at sea was interspersed with postings to HMS Pembroke at Chatham and he qualified as a Signaller in 1911 and a Leading Signaller in 1916.
		It was while with HMS Europa that Leonard contracted pneumonia and died at Tenedos on 23rd December 1918.
	www.warmemorial.org.uk /ww1.php?p=8 (755 words)

	Royal Naval Air Stations of the Fleet Air Arm Archive 1939-1945 Contents Page
		Crail (HMS Jackdraw), Crail, Scotland (1940-1947, to RN as HMS Bruce)
		HMS Sparrowhawk was one of the main Fleet Air Arm Air Stations of WW2 commissioned in 1939.
		HMS Daelalus was the headquarters of the Fleet Air Arm from well before WW2 until it was finally paid off in 1996.
	www.fleetairarmarchive.net /Aircraft/Airstations/FAAAirStationsHomepage.htm (3446 words)

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