Disaster, swift and tragic fell on the sand dredger Redvers Butler, off Weston-Super-Mare in the early hours of 15th October 1932 when four crew members out of seven were drowned after being adrift for six hours.

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SOURCES

https://www.coflein.gov.uk/en/site/274033/details/redvers-buller

Western Daily Press - Monday 17 October 1932

Western Mail - Thursday 03 November 1932

Staffordshire Sentinel - Saturday 15 October 1932

Gloucester Citizen - Saturday 15 October 1932

Western Daily Press - Monday 31 October 1932

Western Mail - Monday 17 October 1932

https://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?72207

BONUS EPISODE!

To honour all those who served and are serving. All those who gave their lives so we can have a better future. Listen to tales from the front line in the words of the soldiers themselves and get a glimpse into what life was like.

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SOURCES

Bristol Archives

Bristol Mercury

History Hit

Harry Blanshard Wood was born on 21st June 1882 in Pocklington, North Yorkshire. He was the son of John Wood, an agricultural labourer and his wife, Maria Nichol.

He grew up to become one of the most celebrated heroes of World War One, even being chosen in 1920 as one of Britain's 100 Bravest Men that formed the Guard of Honour at the burial of the Unknown Soldier in Westminster Abbey.

List to his amazing story of how he survived the war and what happened to him afterwards.

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This podcast has been specially edited from a Bradley Stoke Radio show in Bristol, England. If you liked it please leave a rating and maybe a comment.

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SOURCES

http://www.vconline.org.uk/harry-b-wood-vc/4588564451

Imperial War Museum.

Ancestry.

Find My Past

National Records of Scotland.

https://pocklingtonhistory.com/history/20thcentury/pocklingtoninww1/ww1heroes/HarryWoodVC/

Daily Record - Monday 16 December 1918

Newcastle Daily Chronicle - Tuesday 18 February 1919

Western Daily Press - Saturday 16 August 1924

Western Daily Press - Thursday 21 August 1924

Cheltenham Chronicle - Saturday 23 August 1924