Arctic Convoys PQ8 – The Story of Capt Robert Brundle and the SS Harmatris book We owe our collective thanks

We owe our collective thanks to the authors for this fine act of remembrance

where he is still regarded as a national hero

Churchill and Stalin each had their own agendas and expectations

fought with great bravery during the Battle of the Atlantic and on other fronts

The author remembered staring down from the stalling aircraft to see a terror stricken fitter gazing up at him

Arctic Convoys PQ8 – The Story of Capt Robert Brundle and the SS Harmatris book We owe our collective thanksWhen Robert Brundle took the SS Harmatris to Russia with Convoy PQ6 he was 47 years of age. Both ship and master were veterans and had already sailed in convoys across the North Atlantic and to South Africa. The 5,395 ton coal fired ship, laden with 8,000 tons of armaments originally set sail on 27 November 1941 to join convoy PQ6 but encountered a fierce storm in which a lorry broke free in he hold and started a blaze below decks. Despite valiant