📜 ⚓ Coming to Navy Records Online: The Broomfield Tapes The first transcript and discussion of this recording is now available to members: buff.ly/8oVs0hx 'Bill' Broomfield, a leading seaman aboard HMS Ramillies during #WW2 recorded his experience in 1987 #navyhistory

The Battle of Trafalgar took place #OnThisDay in 1805 ⚓ Discover Eyewitness Account of the battle by the Assistant-Surgeon of H.M.S Swiftsure – in The Navy Records Society's online magazine: buff.ly/iGWYEvn #Navyrecords #navalhistory #OTD #Trafalgar #nelson #Admiralty

Marking two milestones, the 220th anniversary of Trafalgar and the 35th of The 1805 Club, this inaugural conference brings together an impressive array of leading naval historians ⚓️ #navalhistory #navy #royalnavy #navyhistory #hmsvictory #battleoftrafalgar

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! 🇫🇷📖 #NavalHistory #Signals #AgeOfSail

With thanks to the The 1805 Club for their invitation to what is set to be a wonderful Trafalgar dinner this evening at #HMSNelson’s wardroom to commemorate at 220th anniversary of the battle and the 35th of the society 🥂

⚓ Did you know the Navy Records Society has published over 170 annual volumes in print and online? 📚 Discover the full collection: buff.ly/xuKTHBk #navyrecords #navalhistory #NRS #history #research #royalnavy #trafalgar #hms #nelson #ww2 #tudors #ww2 #student

🗓️ #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 bit.ly/43S8PmF

On Remembrance Sunday, we remember all those who gave their tomorrow for our today. #lestweforget ... To read the featured article: navyrecords.org.uk/magazine_posts…

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

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.

Latest from the Navy Records Society's Online Magazine: The Diary of T.F. Richards Part 4: Christmas Island, Borneo, Sumatra and Singapore, 1907. By Jane Wickenden. Read it here: buff.ly/vY37PLS #navalhistory #navyrecords #history #hmskent #battleship #monmouthclass

#OnThis Day in 1941 HMS Ark Royal, Britain’s first modern fleet carrier, sank after a torpedo attack by the German submarine U-81. Read more on The Navy Records Society Members' Blog: navyrecords.org.uk/members_blog/w… #navyrecords #navalhistory #ww2 #royalnavy #OTD #hmsarkroyal

The new Seaforth catalogue is now live, with 30% off RRPs until 1 December! 📚⚓️ 🛒 Shop here 👉 buff.ly/oN1j7sQ

Invasion or Annexation? How Heligoland became Britain’s smallest island possession. – The Navy Records Society's Members Blog buff.ly/J3Rejxj #navalhistory #militaryhistory #napoleonic #royalnavy #history

‘It appears unfortunate to me…’ Squaring a circle in the Atlantic war of words – The Navy Records Society's Members Blog buff.ly/ywptAEf #navalhistory #militaryhistory #WW2 #royalnavy #history