Coastal Forces Veterans

The Imperial War Museum has a copy of a Norwegian propaganda film which uses MTB 723. You can clearly see its number towards the end.

https://film.iwmcollections.org.uk/record/6087

Here is the Imperial War Museum memorial plaque to MTB 686 and MTB 626 at Lerwick.

Here is what I know about Kenneth Edward Le Voi RNVR in WW II. Like others he never really talked about it. The very first bit I know from my profession as a psychologist. Kenneth Le Voi was called up in 1942. He was 19. Like most recruits, he took the group psychometric tests run by the National In...

My father, Kenneth Edward Le Voi is sitting on the left of the captain (his left, to the right of the photo). He was second Lieutenant, mostly responsible for navigation. I still have the slide rule he used and his navy binoculars. He was also Second Lieutenant on MTB 723, gaining the DSC for gettin...