Just a Passport

[dante]

Recently picked up this passport, He was Churchill's assistant during the war, thing is he is listed as an admirals aide up to the 1939, so why was he wondering around the worlds capitals, no note of him being a sneeky old spy, welcome your thoughts

Edited September 28, 2007 by dante

[dante]

Recently picked up this passport, He was Churchill's assistant during the war, thing is he is listed as an aide upto the war, so why was he wondering around the worlds capitals, no note of him being a sneeky old spy, welcome your thoughts

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[Steen Ammentorp]

Hi,

I think that the answer is founded in the fact that he was Flag Lieutenant (later Flag Commander) to the Board of the Admiralty, and thereby severing the First Lord of the Admiralty. So he would accompany his political master(s) around in Europe. See: http://members.cox.net/ghgraham/charlesthompson1895.html

[douglynn]

Hi,

I think that the answer is founded in the fact that he was Flag Lieutenant (later Flag Commander) to the Board of the Admiralty, and thereby severing the First Lord of the Admiralty. So he would accompany his political master(s) around in Europe. See: http://members.cox.net/ghgraham/charlesthompson1895.html

this is not my field of collecting but my oh my what a great find?where did you find it

[nesredep]

Hi

Nice find and interesting.

Regards

Nesredep

[dante]

Hi

Nice find and interesting.

Regards

Nesredep

Raymond Holditch in London