HMS Intrepid: Curious to know more about a ‘Fisgig’ (a form of harpoon), which is mounted on a polished wooded plinth and was presented to HMS Intrepid by HM Dockyard Portsmouth ‘to commemorate a successful combined op. Jan 1974 to Jan 1975’. Mark served in HMS Intrepid from 1984 - 1987 and carry many fond recollections from the period. He would be most interested and grateful if anyone could advise him of the significance of the Fisgig in relation to what he assumes was a DED or mini-refit undertaken by Portsmouth Dockyard during the period Jan 74 - Jan 75. Contact Mark Churchill

HMS Illustrious: Would like to hear from anyone who served with Stoker Petty Officer Ernest Fletcher, who was killed in the attack of 10th January 1941. Contact his son, Alan Fletcher

HMS Invincible:  Ray is building a website dedicated to HMS Invincible, along with those who have served or are currently serving on board. If you have any pictures or would like to contribute towards the site, contact Ray ‘Taffy’ Foulston at or visit the website.

HMS Invincible: Some years ago David Lowe, was given a large goblet inscribed with HMS Invincible commisioned in the presence of HM Queen Elizabeth II, 11th July 1980. PortsmouthÕ He would like to know the origin of the goblet and how many were made? Contact Dave

William Henry Westaway served in the Royal Navy from 1893 to 1919. Born 12/8/1975 in Chagford, Devon. Ships that he served in during that period included Mercury, Cambridge, Britannia, Monarch, Tartar, Hagard, Doris, Espiegle, Hawke, Impregnable, Defence, Powerful, Tiger and Lion. His grandson is searching for photographs of him and/or his ships. Contact Mr S H Westaway

I am trying to contact sailors who served with my dad, Frederick Alfred Harris (Birmingham) on HMS Indefatigable between 1949 and 1951. Contact Neil Harris