[…]the PressOffice from the side entrance of the palace means walking quite a long way through the palace tothe Press Room and where you saw people like Commander Colville who was always a sticklerfor discipline and protocol but he was followed by Ronald Alice who was an ex BBC reporter.mean, he was ju[…]
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BECTU History ProjectInterview no: 398Interviewee: Vivienne CollinsInterviewer: John Legard and Alan Lawson No of tapes 3Duration: 3:50:151Vivienne Collins Tape 1 Side ANB: The time codes given here are estimates based on readings from the original cassette recording.Tape 1 Side A.The copyright of t[…]
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[…]of this bloody ship!" And I was transferred to the Dutch Navy, and I had an office in the [CNA] building at Marble Arch. I was promoted to Lieutenant Commander, which I didn't know about at the time, I didn't discover that until a year afterwards. I didn't know, I was dressed as a Lieutenant when I […]
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[…] been in the MacRobertson race to Australia. He was in everything. He was the first man ever to land a plane on a ship at sea. He was in the navy - a commander in the navy - and he... he'd done a much worse thing than that, though. The British navy were somewhere in the Mediterranean and he flew ove[…]
[…]h I must say was great, fun challenge to do. I discovered the negative, nobody really wondered. And earlier, I thought I was merely a sort of segment commander of the drama department. But my brief was to do far more than to take a hold of the whole script operation throughout the television service[…]
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