LIFEBOAT MAGAZINE ARCHIVE
(Right) the Champagne Breaks on the Bow of 33Ft Brede Lifeboat Rnlb Caroline Finch
(right) the champagne breaks on the bow of 33ft Brede lifeboat RNLB Caroline Finch. photographs by courtesy of Jeff Morris. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
Joe Duffield
September, 1984 Joe Duffield, honorary secretary of Largs station branch since 1975, after serving as deputy launching authority from 1972 to 1975..
Category: Obituaries
(Below) the Fishing Vessel Boy Andrew Sinks As She Is Towed
(Below) The fishing vessel Boy Andrew sinks as she is towed clear by a powerful trawler and Soldian closes in. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
Rnlb Shoreline the 37Ft 6in Rother Class Lifeboat
RNLB Shoreline , the 37ft 6in Rother class lifeboat provided by a Shoreline appeal in 1979. (Photo courtesy J. A. Ogilvie, RNLI Arbroath). - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs
1. With Helmet Perched In Place,
1. With helmet perched in place, one young Storm Forcer tries to 'Beat the Clock'. Photo Robin Sharp. - View image in PDF
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Langdon Battery Dover's Mrcc Converted from An Old World War I Gun Emplacement
Langdon Battery Dover's Mrcc Converted From An Old World War I Gun Emplacement. - View image in PDF
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Frederick John Davis
Frederick John Davis who was flag day organiser Mill Hill and Edgware for over 10 years..
Category: Obituaries
Below Right - RNLI Director, Andrew Freemantle,
Below right - RNLI Director, Andrew Freemantle, and lifeboatmen brave the ride and get thoroughly wet in the process!. - View image in PDF
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Battered By Rough Seas (Left)
Battered by rough seas Heft} - Brighton's Palace Pier is commonplace for many lifeboat rescues.. - View image in PDF
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D Class
The P class is the most numerous of the Inshore fleet and was introduced in 1963 as the first inflatable lifeboat.. - View image in PDF
Category: Photographs