Navy

Sailors during both world wars faced some of the toughest conditions and most dangerous operations. From direct conflict with other war ships, to supporting amphibious invasions, escorting vital supply convoys and the tense cat-and-mouse of submarine warfare, life in the navy was as varied as it was hazardous. Tell us their stories. (Image: © IWM A 176)

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Stoker 1st Class, George Lewis Tucker, K.17985, HMS Idefatigable

First World War Navy United Kingdom PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL

United Kingdom

Stoker 1st Class, George Tucker, K.6216, HMS Defence

First World War Navy United Kingdom PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL

United Kingdom

Stoker 1st Class, William Adolphus Tucker, K.18895, HMS Defence

First World War Navy United Kingdom PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL

United Kingdom

Private Harry Martin Tucker, PO/14190, Royal Marine Light Infantry, HMS "Black Prince"

First World War Navy United Kingdom PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL

United Kingdom

Private Albert Henry Tucker, CH/17433, Royal Marine Light Infantry, HMS "Chester"

First World War Navy United Kingdom CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL

United Kingdom

Seaman Denis Joseph Tucker, 1326/X, HM Drifter "Dover", Newfoundland Royal Naval Reserve

First World War Navy Canadian DUNDEE EASTERN NECROPOLIS

United Kingdom

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