Over the past month or so I've made several interesting contacts, among them the grandson of a crewman on SC 62, who submitted a collection of fine photographic images for the site (featured in this month's issue, below), and the Vice Chair of the Holyhead Maritime Museum, who is planning an exhibition for next year that will include some images of U.S. Navy crewmen in Holyhead during the war (about which I'll provide details later on, closer to the date).
The later contact was a reminder of the wide range of ports visited by chasers in WWI, everywhere from northern Russia to the Panama Canal.
Best wishes for an early spring,
--Todd Woofenden, editor
Additions to the SC 62 Hull Number Collection Set
Added recently to the SC 62 page are several photos from the collection of Harold Vincent Healey, courtesy of his grandson, David Healey Foster.
SC 62 Crew Photographs
Added to the Crew Photographs collection is a set of crew photos from SC 62, also courtesy of David Healey Foster.
SC 62 Model
Always of interest are old models of chasers, this one depicting SC 62. Thanks to David Healey Foster for submitting the image to The Subchaser Archives.