I have an ancestor who was a member of the Royal Naval Reserve during WW1, rising from Stoker to Leading Stoker. I have a copy of his record from National Archives.
However, I have a question regarding his service (a copy of which is below). Am I right in assuming he was serving on HMS Dublin, and would this be the same HMS Dublin that participated in the Battle of Jutland, as per this Wikipedia page (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Dublin_(1912))
Many thanks in advance
Steve
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Unfortunately the image has gone at this time of posting, having seen the image previously when posted, I recall he served at Vivid which I think was a training establishment? and then served on the Dublin. If he was on the Dublin 31 May/ 1 June,1916, he would have been at the battle of Jutland.
The Navy would not have had 2 ships serving named "Dublin"
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