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Van de drie broers, Berend (1902-1942), Martinus (1904-1962) en Klaas Albertus Talens (1914-1942) welke als beroepsmilitairen aan een onderdeel van de krijgsmacht verbonden waren, overleefde alleen Martinus de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Martinus Talens was aanvankelijk, samen met zijn twee jaar oudere broer Berend, als bankwerker werkzaam in een chemische fabriek. In april 1922 namen beide broers dienst bij de Koninklijke Marine, toen nog Zeemacht geheten. Martinus Talens ging op 1 oktober 1954 met eervol ontslag als Majoor-machinist. Gedurende zijn loopbaan bij de Koninklijke Marine werd hij vier keer voor een term van meerdere jaren uitgezonden naar het voormalig Nederlands Oost-Indië. Eén van de meest bijzondere reizen maakte hij van 14 november 1934 tot 11 juli 1935 met de Onderzeeboot "Hr.Ms. K XVIII" (K18). Deze reis welke verliep van Den Helder naar Soerabaja via Madeira, de Canarische eilanden, St. Vincent (Kaapverdische eilanden), Dakar (Senegal), Pernambuco (Brazilië), Rio de Janeiro (Brazilië), Montivideo (Uraguy), Buenes Aires (Argentinië), Tristan da Cunha, Kaapstad (Zuid-Afrika), Durban (Zuid-Afrika), Mauritius en Freemantle (Australië) was op dat moment de langste reis ooit door een onderzeeboot van welke natie dan ook gemaakt. De reis genoot verder grootte bekendheid door de zwaartekrachtproeven welke Professor Vening Meinesz aan boord ondernam, en het feit dat de "Hr.Ms K XVIII" in het midden van de Atlantische Oceaan als radiobaken fungeerde voor de KLM Fokker F-18 "Snip" welke op 16 december 1934 vanaf Schiphol vertrok voor de eerste transatlantische vlucht naar Paramaribo en daar op 19 december aan kwam. Gedurende de oorlog werd Martinus Talens door de Duitse bezetter met wachtgeld gestuurd. In juni 1945 trad hij weer in dienst van de Koninklijke Marine en in december 1945 arriveerde hij met het artillerie-instructie schip de "Hr.Ms. van Kinsbergen", als eerste Nederlandse marineschip, in de haven van Batavia. Aldaar aangekomen ondernam hij nog een zoektocht naar zijn, op dat moment als vermist opgegeven broers. Helaas was dit zonder enig resultaat
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