LINKS

1. Official Naval Historical Sources
Royal Australian Navy History including WW2 & postwar ships
Royal Canadian Warships
Royal New Zealand Naval History

2. War Museums

Imperial War Museum, Duxford
Imperial War Museum, London
Imperial War Museum, North

3. Naval & Maritime Museums
Chatham Historic Dockyard, Kent ME4 4TE: tel: 01634 812551
Fleet Air Arm Museum , Yeovil
National Maritime Museum Greenwich, London
Royal Marines Museum
Royal Navy Museum
Royal Navy Submarine Museum

4. Royal Navy & Commonwealth Museum Warships
HMCS Arcadia, patrol ship (WW1), Maritime Museum, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Canada
HMS Caroline, light cruiser, WW1 - Milewater Basin, Belfast, Northern Ireland
HMS Cavalier, destroyer
HMAS Cerberus, Coastal defence monitor (19th Cen), Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
HM CMB.4, coastal forces (WW1), Imperial War Museum, Duxford Airfield, Cambridgeshire, England
HMS M.33, monitor (WW1), Hartlepool, County Durham, England
HM S/M No.1, submarine (early 20th cen), Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Gosport, Hampshire, England
T/S Turbinia, turbine-driven destroyer forerunner (19th cen), Exhibition Park, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England
HMS Warrior, battleship (19th cen), Portsmouth, Hampshire, England

5. World War 2
Second World War Experience Centre, The

6. Falklands War
SS Canberra at war by a former Engineering Officer
HMS Broadsword 1982 - her war
HMS Glamorgan Falklands Association

7. Maritime Information Sources
Journal for Maritime Research (subscription only)
Navy Records Society, c/o Dept of War Studies, King's College, London WC2R 2LS, Tel 0171 836 5454
PORT Maritime Information Gateway, National Maritime Museum
Public Record Office, Kew (at last count, they have 92 miles of shelves!!)
Royal Navy Enthusiasts Association, Tel 01329 668139
Society for Nautical Research
World Ship Society

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