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| Brochure Front Cover - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
Andy Bradley visited the Cambridge Cemetery in England, where many of our Armed Guard Shipmates are buried or have their names on the Wall there. He was kind enough to provide pictures documenting his visit, and they are greatly appreciated.
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| Brochure Front Cover - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| Brochure left inside page - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| Brochure right inside page - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| Brochure back cover - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| The entrance gate, visitors centre and Superintendents Office - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| Looking at the entrance from "Old Glory" - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| "Old Glory" herself - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| Looking towards the chapel again from "Old Glory." The wall dedicated to the missing is on the right, you can just make out the four carved statues. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| A closer view of the wall for the missing. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| The Navy statue - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| Close up of Navy statue. (Sure looks like an Armed Guard) - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| The Coast Guard statue - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| Close up of Coast Guard statue - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| The Chapel - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| The Chapel doors - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| A side view of the Chapel, in the panes of glass are the state seals of each state. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| On the doors of the Chapel there are various bronze plaques depicting different items of equipment used in the war. As you can see they include a Liberty Ship. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| No explanation necessary - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| No explanation necessary. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| Looking from the Chapel steps. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| No explanation needed. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| S1/C Walter Porter's resting place. You can read about Walter Porter in the book, "The Fighting Liberty Ships." He, along with three other Armed Guard Crew lost their lives in a collision. Two were missing and their names are engraved on the wall to the missing and the fourth S1/C Graydon Taylor was buried at Cambridge but his grave is no longer listed there so he must have come home at some point. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| Looking from the wall to the missing over the cemetery. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| Close up of the wall. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| No explanation. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| No explanation. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| This is the Wreath we laid. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |
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| "Old Glory" forever flies over these gallant men. God Bless and Keep them. - Courtesy of Andy Bradley |