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H.M.S. Ulster |
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2008 - 50th & Final Formal Reunion click HERE for details
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SHIPS COMPANY 1958-60
Officers
Chief Petty Officers
Petty Officers
Leading Hands
Able Rates
Ordinary Rates
Cruises
Ports of Call
Commission Statistics
Links to other Ulster Pages
The crew of the 1958-60 commission had a very unique and interesting trip up the St Lawrence Seaway for the official opening by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on June 26th of 1959. Forming close escort to the Royal Yacht, HMY Britannia, she was the only British warship to go so far inland and covered all of the Great Lakes paying visits to many ports both in Canada and the United States of America.
H.M.S. Ulster in Eisenhower lock
H.M.S. Ulster in lock
H.M.S. Ulster at sea
The Captain - Commander Cameron Rusby, claimed the "altitude" record for a Royal Navy warship in Lake Superior just prior to the visit to Fort William & Port Arthur (Now Thunderbay) at lakehead of Superior. Apart from this Royal Escort, "Ulster" performed escorts for H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, H.E. The Governor General - West Indies and H.E. The Governor - British Honduras.
H.M.S. Ulster ships company photographed in Hamilton ,Bermuda
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Bronze Medallion presented to 1958-60 Crew who were present at 1959 Official Opening of St Lawrence Seaway |
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| HMS Ulster 1958-60 |
| 1958 | ||
| 27 September | 13 October | Iceland, Fishery Protection |
| 30 October | 10 November | Passage to Bermuda |
| 25 November | 17 December | U.S.A. |
| 1959 | ||
| 24 January | 27 April | Caribbean & South America |
| 15 June | 9 August | St. Lawrence Seaway |
| 21 August | 5 October | Hurricane Guard, Caribbean |
| 12 October | 23 October | Passage to U.K. then refit |
PORTS OF CALL |
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Portland |
Dorset | San Juan, | Puerto Rico | |
Portsmouth |
Hants | Sept Iles, P.Q. | Canada | |
| Devonport | Devon | Gaspé, P.Q. | Canada | |
| Lisahally | N. Ireland | Port Alfred, P.Q. | Canada | |
| Ponta Delgada, | Azores | Quebec, P.Q. | Canada | |
| Bermuda | Atlantic | Trois Rivières, P.Q | Canada. | |
| Baltimore, MA | USA | Montreal, P.Q. | Canada | |
| Washington, DC | USA | Brockville, ON | Canada | |
| Philadelphia, PA | USA | Kingston, ON | Canada | |
| Key West, FL | USA | Toronto, ON | Canada | |
| Nassau, | Bahamas | Welland Canal,ON | Canada | |
| Pointe à Pierre, | Trinidad | Windsor, ON | Canada | |
| St. Georges, | Grenada | Sarnia, ON | Canada | |
| Kingston, | Jamaica | Penetanguishene, ON | Canada | |
George Town, |
Grand Cayman |
Parry Sound, ON | Canada | |
Lucea, |
Jamaica |
Chicago, Illinois | USA | |
| Cartagena, | Colombia | Saulte Ste. Marie | USA. | |
La Guaira, |
Venezuela |
Port Arthur, ON | Canada | |
Bridgetown, |
Barbados |
Fort William, ON | Canada | |
Castries, |
St. Lucia |
Alpena, Michigan | USA | |
| Port of Spain, | Trinidad | Detroit, Michigan | USA | |
| Plymouth, | Montserrat | Murray Bay, P.Q. | Canada | |
| St. John's, | Antigua | Shediac, NB | Canada | |
| English Harbour, | Antigua | Charlottetown, PEI | Canada | |
| Barbuda | Caribbean | Halifax, NS | Canada | |
| Anguilla | Caribbean | Road Town, | Tortola | |
| Nevis | Caribbean | Belize, | British Honduras | |
| Basseterre, | St. Kitts | Stann Creek, | British Honduras | |
| Bequia | Caribbean | Guantanamo, | Cuba. | |
| Cannonan | Caribbean | Matthew Town, | Great Inagua | |
| Union Island | Caribbean | Grand Turk, | Turks Islands | |
| Carriacou | Caribbean | Cockburn Harbour, | South Ciacos | |
If you know of anymore, living or who have crossed the bar and can supply email or contact information please click HERE
Since I created these pages, a few names have come to light that for some obscure reason were never included in HMS Ulster Commissioning booklet. I have added their names with an asterisk [*]
1958-60 OFFICERS
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| COA. | Barnes | CPO | Cattell | SCPO(S) | Coppenhall |
| CERA | Croft | CPO | Dilnutt | CM(E) | Edwards |
| Mech1 | Geake | CRS | Greene | CCY |
Hastings |
EA3 |
REA3 |
Inkpin |
CEl. |
Kay |
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CERA |
Roberts |
Shpt3 |
Ross |
ERA3 |
Sale |
EA1 |
Westcott |
EA1 |
Thompson |
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1958-60 Petty Officers
POEL Beech PO Cane POEL Crooks POM(E) Devine POM(E) Edwards EA4 Farmer PO Fitzpatrick POREl Forbes POM(E) Gregory POM(E) Hamlyn POM(E) Haylings PO Hudson POEL Hunter ERA4 Lippett POM(E) Lock PO Martin POStwd. Miller PO Ralph POCk(S) Scott POCk(O) Smith POREL Stanton PO Tindley ERA4 Townsend REA4 Watts
1958-60 Leading Hands LCoder(E) Abery * LS Andrews LS Bright LM(E) Brown LSA(V) Clifford LREM Collins LWtr Cooper LM(E) Dawber LStwd. Dexter LEM Ditum LStwd. Eldridge LS Francis LEM. Hamill LStwd. Hardie LS Hirst LS Holmes LEM. Knight L.M(E) Lawton LM(E) Newlands LS Nicholson LM(E) Parkinson LM(E) Phillips LM(E) Price LRO Robert LS Rowe LWtr Rutter* LCk(S) Sharp LS Speake LStwd. Taylor LCk(O) Twyman LTO Wilding * Not on commissioning card