Over the next two decades he produced about twenty such novels for both adults and children and also wrote a number of radio plays for the BBC, including several serials for Children's Hour which featured the adventures of two Midshipmen, "Tiger" Ransome and "Snort" Kenton.
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He was promoted to Captain at the beginning of 1953 and then spent two years as naval attaché in Moscow, also covering Warsaw and Helsinki where he alerted the Admiralty to the potential growth of the Soviet navy.
She indexed the naval histories written by her cousin Captain Geoffrey Bennett.
He came from naval background; his father, Geoffrey Bennett, was a novelist and naval historian (he used the middle initial to avoid confusion with namesakes).
Tony Bennett | Geoffrey Chaucer | Joan Bennett | Geoffrey Rush | Alan Bennett | Constance Bennett | Jeff Bennett | Geoffrey of Monmouth | Geoffrey Moull | Geoffrey Hill | Edward H. Bennett | Bennett Cerf | Geoffrey Keezer | Geoffrey de Montbray | W. A. C. Bennett | Michael Bennett | Geoffrey Wilkinson | Geoffrey Howe | Geoffrey Blainey | Bennett S. LeBow | Arnold Bennett | Richard Rodney Bennett | Phillip R. Bennett | John Bennett Ramsey | Geoffrey Robertson | Geoffrey Keating | Bill Bennett | The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. | John G. Bennett | James Gordon Bennett, Jr. |