NAVAL BOMB EXPERTS. 6 OCTOBER 1941, RODING RIVER, BARKING CREEK. WORKING BETWEEN TIDES, LIEUTENANT COMMANDER JOHN BRYAN PETER MILLER, GC, RNVR, WITH ABLE SEAMAN STEPHEN JOHN TUCKWELL, GC, MADE A MINE SAFE IN THE MUDDY BOTTOM OF RODING RIVER, WHICH RUNS INTO BARKING CREEK. BETWEEN THEM THEY RENDERED THE BOMB HARMLESS, AND LATER HAD IT REMOVED BY CRANE FROM THE ENTRANCE TO A SEWER WHERE IT RESTED. - On the right is Lieut Cdr John Bryan Peter Miller, GC, RNVR, (then Lieut) and left, Able Seaman John Tuckwell, GC, with the huge bomb they had rendered safe and had pulled out of the Roding River by
NAVAL BOMB EXPERTS. 6 OCTOBER 1941, RODING RIVER, BARKING CREEK. WORKING BETWEEN TIDES, LIEUTENANT COMMANDER JOHN BRYAN PETER MILLER, GC, RNVR, WITH ABLE SEAMAN STEPHEN JOHN TUCKWELL, GC, MADE A MINE SAFE IN THE MUDDY BOTTOM OF RODING RIVER, WHICH RUNS INTO BARKING CREEK. BETWEEN THEM THEY RENDERED THE BOMB HARMLESS, AND LATER HAD IT REMOVED BY CRANE FROM THE ENTRANCE TO A SEWER WHERE IT RESTED. - On the right is Lieut Cdr John Bryan Peter Miller, GC, RNVR, (then Lieut) and left, Able Seaman John Tuckwell, GC, with the huge bomb they had rendered safe and had pulled out of the Roding River by crane
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