- A
rescue lifeboat is a boat
rescue craft which is used to
attend a
vessel in distress, or its survivors, to
rescue crew and p****engers. It can be hand...
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Freeman (29
April 1835 – 13
December 1904) was a
Whitby fisherman and
lifeboatman. Born in Bridlington, East
Riding of Yorkshire,
Freeman worked in his...
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William George Fleming GC (1865–1954) was a
lifeboatman from Gorleston-on-Sea on the east
coast of Norfolk, England. His
service with the
Royal National...
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Welsh lifeboatman. He was born in the
village of
Moelfre on the north-east of the
island of Anglesey.
During his 50
years service as a
lifeboatman, Richard...
- 'fun'?" He
moved to the
Norfolk coast in 2007
where he
volunteers as a
lifeboatman. In 2010
Ignorant announced plans to do a tour
called "The Last Supper"...
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operate cargo gear. Able
seamen require advanced training,
including lifeboatman certification. The ship's boatswain, if carried, is
typically a senior...
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general public.
Examples include:
paramedic Allan Norman;
Cromer lifeboatman Henry "Shrimp" Davies;
Colonel Tod Sweeney; Mary Ward,
community nurse...
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Henry Blofeld,
Cricket commentator Henry Blogg, the UK's most
decorated lifeboatman, who was from
Cromer Francis Blomefield,
Anglican rector,
early topographical...
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Henry George Blogg GC BEM (6
February 1876 – 13 June 1954) was a
lifeboatman from
Cromer on the
north coast of Norfolk, England, and the most decorated...
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Henry Freeman may
refer to:
Henry Freeman (
lifeboatman) (1835–1904),
Whitby fisherman and
lifeboatman Henry Blanchard Freeman (1837–1915), U.S. Army general...
