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DUE TO THE OVERWHELMING RESPONSE BY PERSONS WISHING TO ATTEND THE COURAGEOUS RE-LAUNCH CEREMONY, THE NAVAL BASE AUTHORITIES CANNOT ACCEPT ANY MORE APPLICATIONS FOR THIS EVENT AND REGRET ANY DISAPPOINTMENT THIS MAY CAUSE TO MEMBERS OF THE COURAGEOUS SOCIETY.


Scooter pictureAlan (Sugar) Cain, 1st commission, runs Heart of England Mobility Ltd., selling mobility scooters. Anyone considering purchasing a mobility scooter can contact Sugar on 0845 4635089 or visit the website

WWW.HOEM.CO.UK  

Scooters range from 4 mph pavement scooters, up to 8mph road legal scooters.  Many can be dismantled and can fit in a normal saloon car boot.  Home demonstrations can be arranged, subject to area of U.K. A generous donation will be made to the Courageous Society for any scooter sold through this advert.

CHRISTMAS 2009 NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE ON THE NEWSLETTERS PAGE


WELCOME TO OUR WEB SITE

Return-copyWelcome to the web site of the H.M.S. Courageous Society which was founded in 2000 to bring together old friends and crew mates who had, at one time or another, served in the Royal Navy Fleet Submarine, H.M.S. Courageous.

Within only a few months of a search for old friends commencing the number of those wanting to meet with ex crew-mates had grown to over thirty and it soon became obvious that just a pint or two in a pub would be out of the question.

In 2002, 146 men met at The Britannia Hotel, Birmingham, for a weekend and the very first Society reunion took place. It was such a success that regular reunions are now held attracting friends and crew mates from all over the world.

The current paying membership of The Society stands at almost 250 and we are in touch with approximately 300 men who served in Courageous.

For those of you who served in Courageous or have an affiliation with her, please have a look at the membership, members and reunion pages as they will be of special interest to you.

a_DSC_0004_copyThe 2010 reunion preparation is already under way and into the planning stage and the hotel has been reserved. We hope you will look at the details and perhaps come along for one night, two nights or just for the reunion gala dinner. Whatever your decision, we hope you will contact us and keep in touch up to and including the reunion weekend.

This web site is not just intended to serve the men who went to sea in Courageous. We also hope that anyone with a general interest in the sea, the Royal Navy or submarines, will find something to interest them. The site contains general information on submarines as well as some that is a little more technical for those with a deeper interest in the subject. We are currently constructing an interactive guided tour of the submarine and this will be available in the near future.

crest2H.M.S. Courageous was in active service for 21 years and was a cold war warrior. She served in the South Atlantic during the Falklands Campaign as well as carrying out a large number of classified patrols around the world. Much of the work she did is still classed as too sensitive to release into the public domain so there appear to be gaps in her history. We are now trying hard to fill those gaps but, in the meantime, we hope that what you do find on the web site will be interesting and entertaining.

If anyone has photographs which could be used on the web site please e-mail them to me at

courageous_society@btinternet.com

Chas Cooke (Website Manager)

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The content of this web site is the intellectual property of The HMS Courageous Society (The Society). The pictures contained within the site may be copied for personal use only. Commercial use of the photographs, pictures, images or content of this web site may only take place with the written permission of The Society. Permission for commercial use or reproduction other than for personal use should be sought by contacting The Society using the details supplied in the Contact page of this web site.