Captain Walker RN

These pages are dedicated the the memory of a superb hunter killer, Captain Frederick John Walker. Affectionately known as Captain "Johnnie Walker". These pages are also dedicated to the memory of all the lads who served under him in World War 2. If you would like to, a donation towards the running of the site would be gratefully received. Click on pay pal above. Click on the relevant globes to proceed. All info is either obtained online, with due credit, or from members of his elite crews, of whom I am so proud.

	1. Captain Frederick John Walker - Now 3 pages
	2. U Boat Summary of Second Escort Group
	3. Convoy HG 76 - the evolution of theory into practice by Capt Walker.
	4. Headquarters Western Approaches
	5. HMS Wren by (Sub Lt) Tony Green
	6. HMS Kite. Walker commanded HMS Kite during repairs to Starling. One of Walker's Own. She is featured here in her own pages. Kite is also featured in My Book
	7. HMS Wild Goose Crew & Ship images along with Charts and War Diary. Now 2 pages
	8. HMS Whimbrel - Special Project Page - Bring Whimbrel Home
	9. 60th Anniversary of Capt Walker's death
	10. Capt Walker's Old Boys Association - Laying Up Of The Standard 10th July 2004
	11. Bootle Town Hall Press Releases etc
	12. Six In One Trip!
	13. HMS Stork. Images by DA Bell who served on board her. Never before seen pictures from his son Len!
	14. Loch Killin & Loch Fada
	Walker RN - Chap 1 - 3 (Now Out Of Print)
	Walker RN - Chap 4 - 6
	Walker RN - Chap 7 - 9
	Walker RN - Chap 10 -12
	Walker RN - Chap 13 - 14
	Walker RN - Chap 15 - End

Walker RN

Now out of print, copied here to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of Walker's death on 9th July 1944. I was lucky enough to obtain a first edition of this book. Despite numerous attempts to find the copyright owner, if any, the search came to naught, no replies. Click on the links above to read.

In Headquarters Western Approaches I have added a few of photo's taken by me on a visit there on July 8th 2003. That page is dedicated to: 2004740 Leading Aircraftswoman Patricia Elizabeth Lane WRAF

If you have any newspaper cuttings of anything to do with Capt Walker, I would be most grateful for a copy!

That when war comes to a country there is only one course for its people to take, and that is to fight as hard as they can until it is won.. . or lost. That it is necessary for the sacrifice, the unselfish and continuing effort and the heroism of deliberate courage to be recorded so that it cannot ever be forgotten. That the strain, discomfort and boredom which are the three predominant factors in modern warfare cannot be brought into their true perspective in a book of this kind, or it would be so long and dull that nobody would read it. That there is no glory to be had out of war that cannot be had out of some greater and more creative enterprise. That nothing will ever compensate us for the men we have lost, not even the way so many of them died. They were ready to die because they wanted to save their children and their children�s children from future wars. The least and the most that any of us can do is to devote ourselves to finding a complete and lasting peace, and then to maintaining it with all our energy. - Lt Comd Sir Peter Scott. The Battle Of The Narrow Seas 1945.