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    Ensign Captain EMG Johnstone

    We have been informed that Captain Edward MG Johnstone RN who was the Commanding Officer of HMS Lowestoft from March 1966 to May 1967 'crossed the bar' on 17th January 2017, aged 87.
    He also served as the CDR(X) in HMS Eagle from 1970 - 1971.
    When we started the 'Lowestoft Association' in 2009 he was the only former CO that we were unable to trace/contact therefore it is regrettably he did not get the chance to attend a reunion which I'm sure he would have enjoyed as Admiral Treacher was his Captain in HMS Eagle.

    RIP Sir,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ianmac View Post
    We have been informed that Captain Edward MG Johnstone RN who was the Commanding Officer of HMS Lowestoft from March 1966 to May 1967 'crossed the bar' on 17th January 2017.
    He also served as the CDR(X) in HMS Eagle from 1970 - 1971.
    Sad news indeed, RIP Sir.
    "Wot,no Airlocks on the Lowie!!!!"

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    I remember Captain Johnstone from the Eagle RIP sir

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    Watch done sir
    Safe harbour and calm seas
    Wij zjin Ajax, Wij zjin de beste

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    Regards for his family rip.

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    Capt Johnstone

    Quote Originally Posted by loftysmudge View Post
    Sad news indeed, RIP Sir.
    Remember him well from Lowie , may he find calm waters and a safe anchorage.

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