Breadcrumb Home / News & stories News & stories Call out for new members – Youth Advisory Group View news filtered by: Collections/Partnerships Archaeology meets AI in ground-breaking collaboration between The National Museum of the Royal Navy and the University of Southampton View news filtered by: Media / Press Release View news filtered by: Portsmouth View news filtered by: Historic Ships Conserved figureheads to tell untold and sometimes difficult stories View news filtered by: Media / Press Release View news filtered by: Collections/Partnerships 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 - January 1924 In this ongoing blog series, the National Museum of the Royal Navy is following the route of the British Special Service Squadron during the… View news filtered by: News / Stories View news filtered by: Historical Events A roundup of the National Museum of the Royal Navy's acquisitions for 2023 2023 has been a year of significant acquisitions at The National Museum of the Royal Navy (NMRN). Formed in 2009, NMRN is the youngest and fastest… View news filtered by: News / Stories View news filtered by: Collections Funding to unlock intriguing travels of HMS Trincomalee The hidden, intriguing stories of HMS Trincomalee are set to be shared thanks to generous funding for a new project. View news filtered by: News / Stories View news filtered by: Hartlepool View news filtered by: Collections/Partnerships British Special Service Squadron 1923 - the first ports of call December 8th, At Sea. At 7am we sighted the West Coast of Africa, but owing to a low lying mist could not plainly discern the entrance to the… View news filtered by: News / Stories View news filtered by: Historical Events Pagination Load more