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Women's Royal Naval Service Officer and Ratings: Boat Cleaning at the Coastal Motor Boat Base, Haslar Creek, Portsmouth - Arthur David McCormick
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Women's Royal Naval Service Officer and Ratings: Boat Cleaning at the Coastal Motor Boat Base, Haslar Creek, Portsmouth - Arthur David McCormick
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WRNS with the Fleet Mail (England, November 1944):
Just visible through the grid of sorting compartments, a Mail Clerk of the WRNS sorts letters and packages in the shore Fleet Mail Office (probably at Portsmouth).
Members of the WRNS sleep in hammocks at a naval base (probably Portsmouth). These Wrens are cooks in the main galley, and they have to be on watch at 4am, so “lights out” is 9pm.
WRNS and RN ratings sort incoming mail for onward delivery to the ships moored in the harbour. One Wren throws a letter into the compartment marked “GPO London”.
Sailors from ships moored in the harbour call into the Fleet Mail Office for information regarding train times, to buy stamps, or to enquire for parcels. A Wren reads information from a train timetable to one of the men. In the background, a noticeboard displays posters for “It Happened One Sunday”, showing at the Ritz Cinema, and “Tender Comrade”, showing at the Rio.
Wrens of the Fleet Mail load the mail boat for the first trip of the day into the harbour to deliver letters and parcels to the men on board ships moored nearby.
A Royal Marine stretches across from his landing craft to collect a sack of letters from a Wren of the Fleet Mail. She is standing on the Mail Boat, which has come alongside the landing craft.
Two ratings collect sacks of mail from the Wrens who have come alongside their ship in the mail boat. The Duty Officer asks if there are any registered parcels.
A group of sailors from ships moored in the harbour visit the naval stores to exchange worn cooking pots for new ones. A Wren storekeeper hands over the new pans.
Two Wrens deliver mail to a vessel moored in the harbour on a cold November day. They are passing a sack across to the vessel from the deck of the Mail Boat.
The WRNS Duty Cipher Officer (on the telephone) is hard at work in the Signal Distribution Office of the Central Communications Branch. She is distributing signals for the base. A WRNS Cipher Officer hands the DCO a deciphered signal through the hatch.
HM THE KING PAYS A PRIVATE VISIT TO COMBINED OPERATIONS HQ WHERE HE WAS RECEIVED BY VICE ADMIRAL LORD LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN. 29TH SEPTEMBER, 1942.
The King and Louis inspecting WRNS personnel and Officers