submitted by Peter Tzannes on 20.01.2004
Plaque erected thanking the Kytherian People by the HMS Gloucster Association
submitted by Spyro Calocerinos on 19.07.2004
See story of the sinking of Gloucester 22nd May 1941 under miscellanneous.Thank you for this photo,as I could not find mine.Helen possibly took this photo last year.Thanks Helen.
submitted by Peter Makarthis on 16.07.2007
HMS Gloucester a light cruser saw heavy service in World War II. On May 22, 1941, while helping defend Crete, the Gloucester was dive-bomed by German Stukas and sank, having sustained at least four heavy bomb hits and three near-misses. 723 lives were lost, with just 82 survivors. Her sinking is considered to be one of Britain's worst wartime naval disasters. Researched 'Σκουλανδιρς' Peter Makarthis
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