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WORLD SHIP TRUST MARITIME HERITAGE AWARDS

Award No 1 – for the film Ghosts of Cape Horn, presented in London, 19th November, 1980, by HRH Prince Philip to James R Donaldson and Keith Chritchlow. The occasion was the official launch of the World Ship Trust and premiere of the film.

Award No 2 to Vasa, presented on 21st April, 1982 by HM King Gustav XVI of Sweden to Mr Tore Tallroth, Chairman of the Sea History Museums Council.

Award No 3 to Mary Rose, presented at Buckingham Palace on 28th October, 1983 by HM Queen Elizabeth II to HRH Prince Charles, the President of the Mary Rose Trust.

Award No 4 to Jylland, presented on 3rd April 1985 by HM Queen Margarethe II to HRH Prince Henrik, the Patron of the Den Selvejende Institution of Ebeltoft.

Award No 5 to USS Constitution, presented on 17th December, 1987 by President Ronald Reagan to Commander David M Cashman, USN, Commanding Officer.

Award No 6 to HMS Warrior (1860) presented on 24th March, 1988 by HRH Prince Philip to Sir John Smith, CBE for his unstinted contribution to her preservation.

Award No 7 to Polly Woodside, presented on 17th October, 1988 by Dr Davis McCaughy, Governor of Victoria, to commander Michael Parker, CVO, Chairman of Melbourne Maritime Museum.

Award No 8 to Suphanna-Hong, Royal Barge of Thailand, presented on 4th June 1992 by HM King Bhumibol Aduladej to the Director of Thailand’s National Fine Arts Department.

Award No 9 to Mikasa, presented on 8th June 1992 by the Minister of State for Defence, Japan to Mr Toru Hara, Director of the Mikasa Preservation Society.

Award No 10 to Buffel, presented on 8th September 1995 by Vice Admiral J A L Van Aalst, Inspector of the Royal Netherlands Armed Forces, to Mr Lex Kater, Director, Prins Hendrik Maritime Museum, Rotterdam.

Award No 11 to Huascar, presented on 15th November, 1995 by the Minister of State for Defence, Chile, to Admiral Jorge Balaresque Walbaum, Commander-in-Chief, Second Naval Zone, Chilean Navy.

Award No 12 to Great Britain, presented on 15th October 1996 by HRH Prince Philip to Sir Richard Gaskell, Chairman, of the Great Britain Project.

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Award No 13 to Bergantim Real, presented on 20th November 1997 by Senhor Jorgé Sampaio, President of Portugal, to Admiral Nuño Gonçalo Vieira Matias, Chief of Naval Staff, Portuguese Navy.

Award No 14 to Argonaute, presented on 16th December 1998 by Monsieur Christian Poncelete, President du Senat, French Republic, to M. Jacques Chauveau, President of AMERAMI.

Award No 15 to Dom Fernando II e Gloria, presented on 11th March, 1999 by Senhor Jorgé Sampaio, President of Portugal, to Admiral Nuño Gonçalo Vieira Matias, Chief of Naval Staff, Portuguese Navy.

Award No 16 to Star of India, presented on 28th April, 1999 by Former US President Gerald Ford to the Chairman of the Board of the San Diego Maritime Museum.

Award No 17 to Cutty Sark, presented on 29th May, 2000 by HRH Prince Philip to Admiral of the Fleet Sir Julian Oswald, Chairman of the Maritime Trust.

Award No 18 to Charles W Morgan, presented on 23rd September, 2000 by the Hon. Christopher Dodd US Senator for Connecticut, to Mr J Revell Carr, Director of Mystic Seaport.

Award No 19 to HMS Trincomalee, presented on 29th November, 2001 by HRH Prince Philip to Colonel Michael Stewart, OBE, TD, DL, Chairman of the HMS Trincomalee Trust.

Award No 20 to Hanse Cogge of 1380, presented on 6th December 2001 by Herr Johannes Rau, President of the Federal Republic of Germany to Professor Detleve Ellmers, Director of the Deutsches Schiffahrtmuseuem, Bremerhaven.

Award No 21 to Cap San Diego, presented on 6th December, 2001 by Herr Johannes Rau, President of the Federal Republic of Germany to Herr Peter Dietrich, Chairman of Management, Stiflung Hamburger Admiralitat, Hamburg.

Award No 22 to May Queen, presented on 5th March, 2003 by the Governor of Tasmania, The Hon. Sir Guy Green, AC, KBE, CVO, to Mr Graham Phillips, President of the May Queen Trust.

Award No 23 to James Craig, presented on 7th March, 2003 by the Governor General of Australia, His Excellency the Rev. Dr Peter Hollingworth, AC, OBE, to Mr Chris Stannard, President, Australian Heritage Fleet.

Award No 24 to SS Jeremiah O’Brien, presented on 17th May 2003 by Mr Gunnar Lundeberg, President of the Sailors’ Union of the Pacific, to Rear Admiral T. J Patterson, USMS, Chairman of the National Liberty Ship Memorial.

Award No 25 to SS John W Brown, presented on 17th May, 2003 by the Head of the US Maritime Administration, Mr William G Schubert, to Mr Michael J Schneider, Chairman, Project Liberty Ship.

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Award No 26 to Aurora, presented on 27th June, 2003 by the Governor of St Petersburg, Mr Alexander Beglov, to Rear Admiral (Retired) Lev. Tchernavin, Director of the Aurora Museum.

Award No 27 to Pommern, presented on 1st November, 2004, by the President of Finland, Mme Tarja Halonen to Mme. Ritva Sarin Grufberg, Mayor of Mariehamn, Åland Islands.

Award No 28 to HMS Victory, presented on 11th March 2005, by HRH Prince Philip to Vice Admiral Sir James Burnell-Nugent, Second Sea Lord.

Award No 29 to ORP Blyskawica, presented on 28th November 2007 in Gdynia.

Award No 30 to the schooner Marité (awaiting presentation)

SPECIAL AWARDS

1. The first Special Award was presented to Balclutha by Mr Edward G Zelinsky, Trustee of the World Ship Trust, in San Francisco, California, USA on 5th October, 2000.

2. The second was presented to the Pilot Vessel Edmund Gardner by M.

Jacques Chauveau, Chairman of the World Ship Trust, in Liverpool, England, on 10th April 2002.

3. The third was presented in Bombay to Admiral Mahvendra Singh for the

Bombay Castle structure in India, by Captain Christopher Chamberlen on 4th November 2003.

4. The fourth was presented to HQS Wellington on board the vessel, by HRH

Prince Philip on 10th March 2004.

5. The fifth to SS Lane Victory presented on 9th October 2007 in San Diego

SPECIAL CENTENARY AWARD

Norfolk Wherry, UK 1998 In recognition of the Trust’s 100th Anniversary.

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WORLD SHIP TRUST AWARDS FOR INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT

1. Major James Forsythe UK,1994, Norfolk Wherry Trust – Lifetime Service to WST. 2. Andreas Laursen Denmark, 1992, Author: series of books of drawings of Danish ship. 3. Holm Petersen Denmark, 1992, Founder – Maritime Museum, Troense. 4. Peter von Busch Sweden,1992, Naval Museum – Karlskrona 5. Jack Churchouse New Zealand, 1992, Maritime Museum – Wellington 6. Mrs Wil van Son The Netherlands, 1995, Ramschip Schorpioen 7. Miroslav Tsanov Bulgaria, 1992, Restoration and preservation of ships. 8. Karl Kortum USA, 1992, San Francisco – Ship preservation 9. Fred Yalouris USA, 1992, Snow Squall Project, Massachusetts 10. Jakob Isbrandtsen USA, 1993, Wavertree and Black Pearl, New York. 11. Alan Williams UK, 1994, Severn Trow Spry 12. Alan Wingood Bermuda, 1995, Sea Venture Trust 13. Professor Elisha Linder Israel, 1992, Founder, Undersea Explorations Society 14. George M Dracopoulos Greece , 1992 Founder, Agean Maritime Museum. 15. Commander Alan Bax UK, 1992, Tuition in underwater Archaeology. 16. Clifford Mallory USA, 1995, Restoration and preservation of ships at Mystic Seaport Museum. 17. Admiral Thomas Patterson USA, 1995, US Liberty Ship SS Jeremiah O’Brien. 18. Captain Rennie Stewart UK, 1995, HMS Unicorn Dundee. 19. John Smith Falkland Islands, 1996, Falkland Islands Museum 20. Sir Jack Hayward UK, 1996, SS Great Britain. 21. The Rev. Ewan Corlett UK, 1996, SS Great Britain. 22. Captain Colin Allen UK, 1997, HMS Warrior (1860)

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23. Miss Meriel Larken UK, 1998, The Yavari Project 24. Sidney C Anning UK, 1999, HMS Cavalier. 25. Captain David T Smith RN UK, 2001, HMS Trincomalee. 26. Mr John Kearon UK, 2002, Pilot Vessel Edmund Gardner and preservation of vessels Merseyside Maritime Museum. 27. Dr Ernst Schmidt Germany, 2002, Preservation of Paddle Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm. 28. Bernard and Michèle Cadoret France, 2002, Substantial and scholarly publishing activities in Douarnenez and establishing and supporting marine Festivals in Brittany. 29. Dr Ray Parkin Tasmania, 2003, Outstaning scholar: author of critically acclaimed two-volume work HM Bark Endeavour, published in 1997. 30. Mr Robert Albert, AO, RFD, RD Australia, 2003 Exemplary devotion to the cause of maritime heritage: Support of restoration of the barque James Craig. 31. Mr William Foster Australia, 2003, Boatwright and craftsman: Founding Director of the May Queen Trust. 32. Admiral Mahvendra Singh India, 2003, for work on Bombay Castle. 33. Sir Philip Goodhart England, 2004, For founding and maintaining the Warship Preservation Trust in Birkenhead. 34. Captain Gote Erik Sundberg Finland, 2004. For his contribution to 19th and 20th century literature on commercial sailing vessels and in particular to salute his role in the preservation of the barque Pommern. 35. Dr Alan McGowan England, 2005, In recognition of his outstanding scholarship and research over many years and in particular of his acclaimed volume HMS Victory, her Construction, Career and Restoration. Also his outstanding achievements as Chairman of the Victory Advisory Technical Committee through which he made a significant contribution towards the current exemplary condition of the ship. 36. Mr Peter Goodwin England, 2005, In recognition of his outstanding scholarship which has been dedicated towards improving awareness of life in HMS Victory and for which he designed and implemented a detailed ship interpretation programme and for his participation and contribution towards the research, design and drawing work involved in the reconstruction of the ship’s, Grand Magazine.

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37. Mr George Lawrence England, 2005, In recognition of his outstanding contribution over 35 years towards the presentation, restoration and maintenance of HMS Victory, in particular the skills he has demonstrated both as a Shipwright and as a Project Manager. 38. Pier Paolo Giua in respect of the tug Pietro Micca, (awaiting presentation). 39. M Jacques Chauveau, for services to ship preservation. 40. Vice-Admiral Vinod Pasricha, Indian Navy, with regard to submarine INS Kursura (awaiting presentation) Listing corrected by Paul Ridgway to 2014