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The H.M.S. Antrim Association
This is the website of the HMS Antrim Association.
To any ex Members of HMS Antrim Ships Companies who would like to join the Antrim Association.
We would like to see more of our shipmates from all commissions at our reunions where we can all meet up and spin a few dits over a few pints over the weekend. We as an association meet once a year in the second weekend of October. This year we are at the Britannia Hotel Coventry.
Signing off Shipmates
Kevin Swift
Chairman Antrim Association
" I would encourage all ex-Antrims to join the association. It is for all ranks & anyone who has an intrest in HMS ANTRIM. The annual reunion weekend is not to be missed. Go on give us a try. So many people have said that they wished they had joined sooner...."
Yours Aye
Stu Pennock Secretary Antrim Association
The association has no ranks, is relaxed and wants all ex-Antrims and partners to feel very welcome and part of the family. Reunion weekends need plenty of recovery time and gives everyone a chance to spin that special dit one more time. On a serious note we are all there to carry on the spirit of the Antrim, see our shipmates increase and enjoy the very good company.
Join us soon.
Andy Coad. Vice Chairman. Antrim Association
- MORE COVENTRY REUNION NEWS..... see reunion pages
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Forth & final part of Dave bassnett down south.. in NEWS
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A whole file of new photo's added to web site in 'news' section
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More news from Dave Bassnet's trip down south in the news section.
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Two e-mails that have arrived to the Association.
Nice to see that we are 'doing our bit' -
Latest news: Latest Magazine/newsletter now on-line 'Committee section'
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Dave Bassnett ' going south again... part 1 now in at 'news'
This is your web site, Your suggestions are very welcome about it's content.
Use the contact page to put forward your ideas.. WM

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