Crew Members who served on JUNO
Some of the crew members that served on LV72 in Normandy
We would love to hear from former crew members and thier families of LV72 or the Trinity HouseTenders that serviced the vessel if they have any memories or photos they can share.
Alfred Bould
who served on the Juno lightvessel and applied for the Atlantic Star medal and received the 1939-1945 campaign star medal for his service, thanks to his son for sharing the images, the photo is onboard a different lightvessel
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Norman Moore
Norman Wilfred "Pony" Moore, aged 80 who had served on Lv72 Juno, he joined Trinity House 1st November 1939, he later would be the master of the North Goodwin lightvessel for 16 years, he was interviewed by Anthony Lane and the photo appeared in his publications
was on board when she broke adrift Evening of Nov 30th 1954 when her anchor chain parted and drifted off station
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Roderick Kilgour
An image of Roderick Kilgour in his home guard uniform shared by the The D-Day Story, In 1944, civilian Roderick Kilgour was sent on behalf of the Mine Design Department to install 'special recording instruments' at Port-en-Bessin and Cherbourg (we are not exactly sure what this was about). He took with him some bottles of Brickwood's beer, and kept the labels, marking on each the place and date where he drank it, and who he shared it with. He drank one bottle of beer while on board the light vessel "Juno"!", please see the photo of the beer label in the main gallery
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