Macaulay 

3 creative works found

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  Towards Macaulay
  by John Hurle

  Beneath the Western Link. Arden St crossing, Kensington, Victoria

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  The Incredible Culkin
  by Itiswhatitis

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  Colour Sergeant R,J Macaulay
  by robmac

  My father, / He entered the Royal marines at the age of twelve and spent the next forty four years in service, four years ago I did some research into one of the Ships he served on, and came up with a book Written by a Stuart Gill, called (Blood in the sea ) HMS Dunedin, was a light Cruiser, the book was about her sinking, My father was mentioned in the book so I wrote to Stuart and later that year after several emails went to the UK to an annual reunion of the Dunedin society, which was formed to pay tribute to the men and ship. there I met Stuarts father who was in the same life raft as my father so learnt first hand what he had gone / through.For me it was an amazing journey as he never spoke about the war years. this November the 24th is the 68th year since the Dunedin was torpedoed with the loss of some 420men, there were only 67survivors . five are still with us today but all who served on her are remembered by the Dunedin society each and every anniversary. An incredible story of survival