Breadcrumb Home / News & stories News & stories Director-General Prof. Dominic Tweddle to step down at National Museum of the Royal Navy View news filtered by: Media / Press Release Worlds Beneath the Waves Exhibition opens in Portsmouth View news filtered by: Media / Press Release View news filtered by: Portsmouth View news filtered by: Collections/Partnerships View news filtered by: Worlds Beneath the Waves HMS Caroline is awarded ‘Flagship of the Year 2023’ status View news filtered by: News / Stories View news filtered by: Belfast View news filtered by: Historic Ships show previous slide show next slide Filter Toggle filters Date (e.g. 06/13/2022) Type Choose typeMedia / Press ReleaseNews / Stories Location Choose a locationBelfastGosportHartlepoolPortsmouthYeovilton Exhibition ChooseWorlds Beneath the Waves Barracuda Live: The Big RebuildDiving Deep: HMS Invincible 1744Captain’s Quarters Engine RoomDrill HallVictory Live: The Big RepairHMS VictoryNelson GalleryHMS M.33 Topic ChooseHistoric ShipsHistorical EventsHistorical FiguresCollectionsCollections/Partnerships Keyword Search for keyword Results 1 to 8 British Special Service Squadron - 27th November ‘27th November 1923. Got underway at 0945, started World Cruise, not touching at Plymouth.’ View news filtered by: News / Stories View news filtered by: Historical Events View news filtered by: Collections The history of Remembrance in the Royal Navy Remembrance Day is a memorial day observed in Commonwealth member states since the end of the First World War to honour armed forces members who have… View news filtered by: News / Stories View news filtered by: Collections Remarkable project to reconstruct unique Second World War Barracuda DP872 aircraft receives funding boost from descendants of rear gunner lost at sea The family of rear gunner Arthur Kimberley, who was lost at sea in a Barracuda aircraft during the Second World War is inspired to create a permanent… View news filtered by: Media / Press Release View news filtered by: Yeovilton View news filtered by: Collections View news filtered by: Barracuda Live: The Big Rebuild Restoring History - Barracuda Live: The Big Rebuild In the Second World War more than 2500 Fairey Barracuda aircraft were delivered to the Fleet Air Arm, making it one of the most widely used aircraft… View news filtered by: News / Stories View news filtered by: Yeovilton View news filtered by: Collections Nuclear Testing and the Royal Navy - Unpacking the impact of High Explosive Research Following the release of Christopher Nolan’s new film Oppenheimer, which has seen a renewed interest in the story of one of the most famous names… View news filtered by: News / Stories View news filtered by: Historical Events View news filtered by: Historical Figures View news filtered by: Collections The 75th Anniversary of Windrush and their role in the armed forces Pictured: HMT Empire Windrush alongside at Singapore, c1948 Credit NMRN During the Second World War the British Empire contributed nearly 3 million… View news filtered by: News / Stories View news filtered by: Historical Events View news filtered by: Collections Extremely Rare Spanish Armada Maps to be put on display for the first time in their history by the National Museum of the Royal Navy Once in a generation opportunity for the public to view all ten of the Armada Maps The ten hand drawn maps will be made available to the public for… View news filtered by: Media / Press Release View news filtered by: Portsmouth View news filtered by: Collections Rare polar sledge flag used in hunt for Franklin’s doomed expedition is saved for the nation Polar sledge flag used in hunt for Franklin’s doomed expedition has been saved from leaving the UK and passing into the hands of a private buyer… View news filtered by: Media / Press Release View news filtered by: Collections Pagination Load more