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The battle ensign of HMS Mauritius crowning the night scene as the cruisers six inch guns flash out in support of the Fifth Army and the Anzio beach head. Circa February 1944
HMS Resolution pennant number: 09 was one of five Revenge-class battleships seen here at a fleet review prior to the second world war. Circa 1936
HMS Dorsetshire pennant number 40 a County-class heavy cruiser seen here prior to the second world war. Circa 1933
HMS Glasgow C21, a Southampton-class light cruiser, seen here prior to the second world war. Circa September 1937
HMS Kenya was a Crown Colony-class cruiser seen here under attack by JU88 dive bombers during Operation Pedestal 13th August 1942
Royal Navy motor anti submarine torpedo boats on patrol in the English Channel for German E-Boats. Circa January 1942
HMS Barham was a Queen Elizabeth-class battleship seen here transiting the Suez Canal. Circa January 1936
HMS Cornwall, pennant number 56, a County-class heavy cruiser seen here leaving Devonport dockyard 14th May 1928
HMS Sunfish seen here shortly after re-floating of a sand bank in Sand Down Bay, Isle of Wight. 3rd March 1939
HMS Renown seen here in Kingston harbour, Jamaica with the Duke and Duchess of York aboard. Circa January 1927
HMS Nelson (pennant number: 28) seen here at a fleet review prior to the second world war. Circa 1936
HMS Rodney pennant number 29 was one of two Nelson-class battleships seen here at a fleet review prior to the second world war. Circa 1936
HMS Hermes, the Royal Navys first purpose built aircraft carrier, seen here at a fleet review. 28th July 1928
Two Southampton Class Cruisers, un-named seen here on exercises Circa 1940
The crews of HMS Ajax and Exeter at the Guildhall Plymouth for a civic luncheon. Following the ships return from the South Atlantic
Members of the Ajax crew wait for their daily rum ration shortly after their arrival in Devonport. Following the ships return from the South Atlantic
HMS Cherwell a Royal Navy fishery protection trawler seen here docking at Victoria Dock, Aberdeen. 12th March 1936. During the forthcoming war the boat was used as a harbour boom defence vessel
The crews of HMS Ajax and Exeter parade through Bedford Street, Plymouth on their way to the Guildhall. Following the ships return from the South Atlantic
The crews of HMS Ajax and Exeter on Horse Guards Parade give three cheers for the king following and inspection by King George VI
Young cadets from HMS Worcester formed the choir for the annual service of the Honourable Company of Master Mariners at St Michaels church, Cornhill, City of London. 31st March 1943
A joke appreciated by all of the ships crew of HMS Queen during a ships concert party whilst moored at Scapa Flow. Circa June 1945
Able seamen aboard HMS Albion seen here doing the washing. 18th August 1942
Royal Indian Navy hunts Japanese off Arakan Coast. (Picture) As towns along the Kaladan river Arakan are liberated villagers row out to greet our ships flying the Burma flag. 30th January 1945
A new entrant of HMS Arthur carries an armful of kit including two pairs of boots and an attache case after being called up for military service during the Second World War
British Naval Factory a Float. Typical young E. R. A at work in the light machineBritish Naval Factory a Float. Typical young E.R.A at work in the light machine shop of destroyer depot ship. The type of man whose constant work helps keep the British Fleet at sea
Might be a workshop in any big factory ashore, but it is the list machine shop of a British destroyer depot ship. These men make a variety of small requirements for destroyers
WRENS being trained to service submarines. Picture shows a WREN adjusting a part of periscope. WREN stands for The Womens Royal Naval Service Picture taken 2nd June 1943
A model warship in the Cardiff parade. January 1942
One of the many tableaux in Bridgend and District Warship week Procession. November 1941
Admiral Sir Gerald Dickens among the girls that gave him a cheque for Cardiff Warship Week. January 1942
(Picture shows) The four pilots of a section of a Hellcat fighter squadron serving with the East Indies Fleet. This picture was taken just after they landed
(Picture shows) This sub-flight of a fighter Squadron in the Royal Navy were photographed immediately after landing on their carrier rolling a kill
Sailors of the Royal Navy parade past the City Hall in Hull during the Second World War. February 1942
Royal Navy battlecruiser HSM Hood was sunk in the Battle of the Denmark Strait on 24th May 1941 during the Second World War. HMS Hood seen here on exercise in July 1925
A Combined fleet Royal Navy training exercise in 1934. Awaiting the move off
Combined Fleet Invasion exercises in North East England in 1934. Fleet of the Royal Navy off Grimsby
Channel Islands Liberated. The Channel Islands, the only part of the United Kingdom to be occupied by Germany during the war
Gen. Festing giving instructions to Japanese Admiral Vijita, who is responsible for the good behaviour of his men in Kowloon Camp, Hong Kong. With the General is Capt. Eccles, R.N. interpreter
British Marines and Sailor Tommy gunners made a preliminary landing in the dockyard of Hong Kong. British marines are pictures escorting Chinese girls from the preliminary occupation area
Channel Islands Liberated May 9th 1945 The Channel Islands the only part of the United Kingdom to be occupied by Germany during the Second World War were finally liberated at 7
A mushroom cloud rises over the Pacific moments after the detonation of Britains second Hydrogen bomb. As seen by members of the press
Members of the press and naval ratings aboard HMS Alert 35 miles offshore of Malden Island, Kiribati. Seen here dressed in protective suits known as Goon Suits
Prince Andrew arrives at Portsmouth on the carrier HMS Invincible, which sailed home from the Falklands to a tumultuous welcome
The carrier HMS Invincible sailed home from the Falklands to a tumultuous welcome at Portsmouth. Prince Andrew served as a Sea King helicopter co-pilot on HMS Invincible
Richard Branson pictured centre walking with the policeman, on safe ground after his dramatic end to his Atlantic Crossing Balloon attempt
Prince Philip lays Dreadnoughts Keel. The Duke of Edinburgh lays the keel of Britains first nuclear powered submarine, Dreadnought, at Vickers Armstrongs yard at Barrow-in-Furness. 12th June 1959
The Duke of Edinburgh is at Vickers Armstrongs yard at Barrow-in-Furness to lay the keel of Britains first nuclear powered submarine, Dreadnought
Men of the cruiser H. M.s Orion which for the past eighteen months has been inMen of the cruiser H.M.S Orion which for the past eighteen months has been in the forefront of operations in the mediterranean. 9th June 1944
