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📖 Shipcraft 19 County Class Cruisers by Les Brown ⚓️
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📖 Battle in the Baltic by Steve R. Dunn
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⚓ Latest from the Mariner's Mirror Podcast!
Dr Sam Willis speaks with Paul Brown about his new book 'Secret Warriors, British Submarines in the Cold War'. Listen now: buff.ly/sRF4A4d
#historypodcast #coldwarhistory #submarines #RoyalNavy #seapower
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Did you know that the first women to land on the Normandy beachhead in June 1944 were nurses of Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Nursing Service?
Their task was to establish a field hospital for 600 wounded soldiers.
They succeeded.
Please remember these heroines who saved lives:
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Hundreds of sailors paraded before Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal as @HMSSultan celebrated 70 years as the engineering heartbeat of the Naval Service. @RoyalFamily
Read more: royalnavy.mod.uk/news/2026/j…
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Today we remember the men and women involved in the great crusade and the largest amphibious operation in history.
Crew of @HMSDragon took time during operations in the Arabian Sea to pay a traditional flight deck tribute to all those involved in #DDay and Operation Neptune.
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#OnThisDay 82 yrs ago in 1944 #DDay Operation Neptune landed 156,000 Allied troops on 5 beaches in Normandy as part of the invasion of Europe. 6833 ships were used, including 5,300 warships and landing craft, 78% of which were British under @RoyalNavy & planned by Admiral Ramsay
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#OnThisDay 1982 HMS SHEFFIELD is hit by Argentine Exocet becoming the first @RoyalNavy ship lost in action since 1945. Though the missile did not detonate it started fires that killed 20 sailors. 260 were rescued by HMS ARROW. SHEFFIELD later sank under tow #remember
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USS Constitution by Anton Fischer
Her long career almost ended a month into the war of 1812, when she fell in with a Royal Navy squadron. She used her boats and ditched all her water to escape the British in a chase lasting two days and nights.
#USNavy #RoyalNavy #AgeofSail
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Happy to share that my Corbett Prize-winning essay is now available to read via advanced online publication in Historical Research here:
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📣 The latest from the Mariner’s Mirror Podcast is available now (🔗 buff.ly/LgzsDG7)
Sam Willis & Catherine Scheybeler explore the shipyards, politics & ambitions of 18th-century Spain in its emergence as a modern maritime power
#historypodcast #maritimehistory #history
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#LookInside 👀 The British Aircraft Carrier in Two World Wars by Norman Friedman 📖
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Latest from our Free Forum ...
'... where or when was this token issued ... All information, suggestions and comments will be gratefully received.' - Fergus H
Join the conversation at: snr.org.uk/.../hms-duncan-1-…
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🎬 Naval History with Dr Alex – Now live on @AC_NavalHistory's YouTube channel:
📽️ More Lessons of Never-Built Carriers – featuring some fantastic gift ideas 📚🎄
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Save 20% off this popular new release, now in stock:
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The new Seaforth catalogue is now live, with 30% off RRPs until 1 December! 📚⚓️
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Remembering the 15,000 Merchant Navy sailors who died in WW1 and the 29,000 during WW2. A huge and significant effort to keep Britain supplied and fed as well as also conducting many RN tasks.
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Every sound tells a story: one of discipline, leadership, and resilience.
Because #Remembrance isn’t about standing still. It’s how we prepare to step forward.
Prepared by the past. Ready for tomorrow.
#LestWeForget
Armistice Day | Remembrance | Royal Navy
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🗓️ #OnThisDay–4 Nov 1805
The Battle of Cape Ortegal marked the final action of the Trafalgar campaign
Sir Richard Strachan’s squadron captured four French ships, including Duguay-Trouin, later HMS Implacable, the Navy’s second oldest ship after Victory
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Amazing day today — and even managed to add a few autographs to my collection of naval literature! ⚓️📚
Also came away with a new direction to explore French naval signals! 🇫🇷📖
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