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The RAF’s senior officer in Wales has been given an historically significant painting as a reminder of his long connections with the Pembroke Dock…

HAVING visited the Wales and the Battle of Britain historical exhibition in Rhyl last year, Vale of Clwyd MP, James Davies, was pleased to host it…

A plane used by royals and high ranking officials and named after a famous Welshman has been donated to a museum in St Athan

A plane used by royals and high ranking officials and named after a famous Welshman has been donated to a museum in St Athan

A plane used by royals and high ranking officials and named after a famous Welshman has been donated to a museum in St Athan

A plane used by royals and high ranking officials and named after a famous Welshman has been donated to a museum in St Athan

Commodore Malcolm Williams was a veteran mariner who served in the Falklands War A Royal Navy commodore who served in the Falklands War and was appointed CBE for leading disaster relief responses in Sierra Leone and Kosovo, has been killed in a tragic three-vehicle crash. Commodore Malcolm Williams, 69, was involved in the collision between two cars and a lorry while he was driving on the A3 road in Hampshire on April 20. He was declared dead at the scene of the accident, at Junction 3 of the A...

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Tributes to former Royal Navy officer killed in crash with lorry The family of a man who died following a crash between two cars and a lorry on a Hampshire road have today paid tribute to him. Police were called to the incident at junction 3 of the A3(m) near Waterlooville at 11.40am last Tuesday. The driver of one of the cars, Malcolm Williams, 69, of Gains Road, Southsea, was pronounced dead at the scene. Paying tribute to the retired Royal Navy officer and former Chief Executive of t...

Tuesday, 9 March 2021, 10:51 am The Royal New Zealand Navy ship HMNZS Canterbury has left for Raoul Island with MetService and GNS Science staff aboard to carry out essential tasks, including maintenance of critical weather and tsunami warning systems. Maritime Component Commander Commodore Mat Williams said the re-supply mission, which left on Monday, was delayed a week and scaled back after Auckland went into COVID-19 alert level three. The mission was now going ahead over the next week to c...