Time Restored: The Harrison timekeepers and R.T. Gould, the man who knew (almost) everything
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Navigating Officer Navigating Officer
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World War World War
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The Case of Lt Gould The Case of Lt Gould
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Depression Depression
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Engagement Engagement
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A New Start A New Start
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Polar Research Polar Research
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The Wedding The Wedding
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Cecil Estall Cecil Estall
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Campden Hill Court Campden Hill Court
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A Fresh Start A Fresh Start
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Waylands Waylands
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3 The War, a Breakdown, and Marriage 1914–1920
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Published:29 June 2006
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This chapter begins with a description of Rupert's role as a Navigating Officer aboard the Achates, which was tasked with patrolling the Irish Sea. An annotation in Rupert's 1913 diary, dated 23 May 1914, recorded that the ship was at Ballycastle, off the coast of Northern Ireland. From a remark he made in one of his later books, it is known that on 20 June he had ‘the doubtful pleasure’, as he described it, of navigating Achates at 30 knots (full speed for the ship) through the north end of Jura Sound off the south west coast of Scotland. However, a few days later, towards the end of June, Rupert began to show the signs of mental health problems, the final result of which was to permanently change the course of his life. The chapter then discusses Rupert's severe depression, his engagement to Muriel Estall, his new job at the Hydrographic Department, and his marriage.
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