MAA Paul "Scouse" Citrine
Level/ Rank / Title
MAA
First Name
Paul
Surname
Citrine
Nickname
Scouse
Date Served
19 – 2000
Joined RB / RNP
1988
Decorations / Awards
Crossed the Bar
13 April 2007
Ships/ Establishments/Base/Command HQ
Service History: As a Regulator Paul served on the following ships and establishment. HMS Nelson, 88-89 HMS Dryad, 89-94, HMS Nelson, 94-95, HMS Illustrious, 95-97, HMS Excellent 97-2000
Paul served the Royal Navy for 23 years achieving the rank of Master at Arms. After leaving the Navy he spent several years working in the security industry until his untimely death.
With gratitude for your service and friendship as a fellow member of the Regulating Branch and Royal Navy Police Association and Royal Navy Police.
Rest in eternal peace. Fair winds and following seas.
If, as a member of the community you have additional service information, please contact a member of the Association Committee directly or by email at welfare@rba93.com. Please include the reference CTB and full name in the email header.
Funeral and service arrangements:
This Post Has 10 Comments
Carried forward: A first class man, worked with him at HMS Dryad. Sadly missed. RIP Paul. – Paul Blake
Carried forward: He was my RPO at Dryad. I was one of the LRegs that lined the way into the Church at Excellent. Top man – Robert (Jock) Steen.
Carried forward: My neighbour for many years, good lad. Served on HMS Ashanti with him he was a Stoker at the time, then at Nelson as a Regulator – Paul Coverley.
Carried forward: I was with him when he blagged his way into Wembley for 89 Merseyside FA Cup Final, still laugh as he blagged me in as well and I had a frigging ticket – Kevin Chow.
Carried forward: Have very fond memories serving with Scouse onboard the mighty Lusty xxx – Karen Boxall.
Carried forward: Great lad – Stephen Philip Robinson.
Carried forward: Top Bloke – RIP Scouse – Zoe Fairbairn.
Carried forward: Had the pleasure of serving with Scouse at Dryad and Nelson , top bloke RIP fella – Andy Leddington.
Carried forward: Served with Paul great guy and a good mate – Glen Nevers.
Carried forward: My sea dad when I was an ALREG at Dryad, great memories, great memories, great bloke – Eggy Hepburn.