The Royal Navy held a service in Yeovilton last week to remember 21 Wrens who died in a torpedo attack 80 years ago.
The incident was described as “one of the darkest hours in the history of women serving in the Royal Navy” at the Fleet Air Arm Memorial Church service last Friday (August 20).
Serving personnel and veterans gathered to remember 21 members of the Women’s Royal Naval Service, and 15 Fleet Air Arm men, who were killed when their ship was sunk en route to Gibraltar.

After the summer break weekly Euracharist Services will resume from

Sunday 5 September 2021 commencing at 10:30 am

Contact Us on 01935 455257 or email navyyeo-chaplaincyshared@mod.gov.uk for further information and to find out more about our current Covid-19 requirements while attending.

Although legal restrictions have been eased, we are asking those worshipping with us to consider others, keep protecting the vulnerable and help limit the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
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Therefore could you please continue to:
• Practise good hand hygiene and use the sanitiser provided on entry and exit
• Check In’ by scanning the QR Code or manually using the Test & Trace printed form
• Wear a face covering or maintain an appropriate distance from those not in your household
• Not attend services if you are unwell and/or displaying virus symptoms
 
Thank you