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7. rn badges 1930 to 1980 - a fascinating look at branch structures and alma maters
8. A FEW PHOTOGRAPHS AND BITS AND PIECES
9. THROUGHOUT MY TIME IN BOATS I KEPT A YEARLY DIARY
10. The Navy's standing in the world 30 years ago
11. RN W/T CALLSIGNS FROM 1919 - Ships who fought and survived WW1 - THROUGH TO 1925
15. RN Ratings and their titles in the early 1970's.
16. HARD LYING MONEY Method of assessing eligibility and general rules
17. Communications, Electronics and Satellites Chronology
18. BOREDOM CAN DO FUNNY THINGS - Education in the RN!
19. HMS CHEVIOT - did one of its crew members help swell the ranks of the RN ?
21. international flags of the late 19th and early 20th centuries
23. WAS THE NAVY REALLY NAMED THE ANDREW AFTER THE PRESS GANG BOSS.htm
24. Naval engagements a generation ago
25. 20th Century Royal Naval Nicknames and Sayings
26. Colours Sir? - Not The Ceremony, but the spectrum!
27. HMS VANGUARD'S BRIDGE CLOCK
28. THE OLD DAYS OF CW [MORSE CODE]
29. WORLD COMMS
30. Is it a RAS[S] a RAS[L] or a RAS[C]?
31. MALTA IN THE LATE 19TH CENTURY
32. Grog - written in 1895 by F.H. Miller
33. SciFi Themeset - OLD NAVY PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM
34. OLD NAVY PHOTOGRAPHS - ALBUM TWO
35. RN OFFICIAL NUMBERS [RATINGS]
36. SHIPS BELL - just a filler!
38. MAINTAINING WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY EQUIPMENT 1901 STYLE
39. KEY TO 1952 SHIPS AND THEIR CALLSIGNS
40. AS TO RED, WHITE AND BLUE ENSIGNS
42. vital statistics - a snippet
43. THE VERY EARLY DAYS OF THE COMMUNICATIONS BRANCH
44. wireless telegraphy in the Royal Navy circa 1901
48. A NAVAL TRANSMITTER OF THE 1940 AND 1950 PERIOD
49. Royal naval communications transmitters and receivers from the 1950's to the 1970's
50. Bygone Days2 - see above for title
51. HMS DRAKE - WEST COUNTRY TALK
52. ganges didn't rule all the waves
53. ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF ADMIRALS
54. WHAT SHIP OWNS THIS VERY FAMOUS RADIO CALLSIGN?
56. Southsea 3rd June 2004 - The Navy at the D-Day 60th Anniversary celebrations.
57. A LITTLE BIT OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY - HMS SHEFFIELD REFIT 1980
58. BRITISHNESS - A PART OF WHICH WE SHOULD BE PROUD OF!
59. DIRTY SUBMARINE WARFARE IN TOTAL WAR CONDITIONS
60. WHEN & WHY DID THE USA ENTER WW1 - A NAVAL STORY
61.
The first RN battle of the Falklands
- A STORY FROM THE FIRST WORLD WAR
62.
BOY'S OWN HEROICS ! World War 1
HMS Kent
63. ONE TOO MANY?
64.
AND WHAT WERE YOU WORTH TO THE NAVY IN 1983? WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW WHAT
YOU
WOULD BE GETTING NOW ?
65. AN
AMERICAN VLF [Very Low Frequency] STATION {Northwest Cape - NWC} A
FASCINATING STORY OF
INTRIGUE, POSSIBLY INVOLVING THE MURDER OF THE AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER
WHO MIGHT
HAVE SEEN THROUGH THE U.S.N.'s PLOY TO DEVELOP A CHAIN
OF GLOBAL WEAPONS!
66. A PILGRIMAGE TO BURNHAM THORPE, BIRTH PLACE OF LORD NELSON
67. VENEREAL DISEASE IN THE NAVY WAS RIFE!
68. IN MY TIME THEY WERE CALLED "SHIRT LIFTERS" !
69. THE PERSISTENT MISUSE OF RN OFFICIAL NUMBER PREFIXES
70. "BIG
HITTERS" AND THEIR RADIO CALLSIGN [1930-1931 TIME TO AND THROUGH WW2]
- The mighty
HOOD, KG V, RODNEY
etc etc
71. INTERESTING
RADIO CALLSIGNS OF THE "LESBIAN", THE "GANGES" AND THE
"R101" plus
CALLSIGNS LIKE "CRAP" "KISS" and
"DAFT" and many more. Also the callsign of the Russian battleship [?]
which fired the first shot of
the 1917 Russian Revolution in Leningrad, now St Petersburg.
73. BRITISH SUBMARINES OF 1930 AND BEFORE!
74. RADIO CALLSIGNS PRE AND POST 1912
75. NICK NAMES USED IN THE R.N. - and elsewhere!
76. THE HERBERT LOTT NAVAL TRUST FUND
77. BELFAST NORTHERN IRELAND !
78. A FAMOUS SUBMARINE SAYING?
79. WHAT A STRANGE THING TO HAVE IN COMMON - also General Belgrano
80.
WHEN SHOWING THE FLAG AND WHEN OPEN TO
VISITORS WAS A SERIOUS EVENT FOR THE RN
[1923-1924 HMS HOOD and her buddies]
81. WHAT HAPPENED IN THE YEAR I JOINED THE NAVY ?
82.
HMS HOOD - HER FULL ELECTRICAL AND COMMUNICATIONS FIT PLUS HER COMMUNICATIONS
BRANCH COMPLEMENT AT HER TIME OF DESTRUCTION
84. WARSHIP PENNANT NUMBERS WW2
85. ROYAL NAVAL GUNNERY IN WORLD WAR II
86. MALTA
? ST ANGELO ? 1912 TO 1975 ? RINELLA W/T ? ZEBBUG W/T ? A PICTURE GALLERY
CONTAINING 27 GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS OF MAINLY GREENIES WITH SOME
COMMUNICATORS.
87. HMS HOOD in 1936. Monthly RM gossip from the Battlecruiser to the RM Journal 'Per Mare'.
88.
WHY DO WOMEN MARRY SAILORS? A look back to the days of Victorian women [114
years ago] when
husbands were absent for three
year commissions.
90. THE R.N. COMMUNICATOR MAGAZINE
91. The Health of the RN in 1936! Why was
HMS HOOD healthier when in the Home Fleet and not so healthy when in
the Mediterranean Fleet
? AND! Why was HMS GANGES the crème-de la-crème?
92. The R.N.'s last diesel electric submarines.
93. HMS VICTORY - a modern story!
95. A RUDE FACT of life - a snippet !
96. MY LOCAL "FAMOUS" CEMETERY
97. THE END OF WW2 [VE and VJ Day 60th Anniversary Celebrations]
98. THE ORIGINAL VICTORIA CROSS !
99. THE W/T FIT OF R.M.S. Queen Mary in 1936 as shown in a Pussers Document !
100.
THE HAZARDOUS W/T
OFFICE OF THE ROYAL NAVY IN THE 1920's - most of the crew would have been
sterilised !
101. The cost of Pussers Slops 30 years ago in 1975
102. At SEA Before Radio Communications!
103. WHAT'S IN A NAME?
104. HM SUBMARINE SIDON MEMORIAL SERVICE
105. HMS COLLINGWOOD - Keeper of a working BURIAL Gun Carriage !!
106. HMS HOOD PHOTOGRAPHS
107. IFOS/TRAFALGAR 200
108. A COMPENDIUM !
109. SIGNALLING BEFORE THE DAYS OF RADIO AND THE 'WIRELESS' SYSTEM
110. A SAD REFLECTION ON A MAN'S SERVICE !
111. A LADY WHO LOVED AND ADMIRED THE MEN OF THE ROYAL NAVY !
112. HMS ARK ROYAL - A SHORT-LIVED WW2 CARRIER
113. JOHN DEDMAN, A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS ! A MAN WHO SERVED IN THE NAVY IN WW1 AND WW2
114. NAVAL RECRUITING OFFICES IN THE UK PRIOR TO WW2
115. JOINING THE ROYAL NAVY AS A CAREER PRIOR TO WW2
116. A WORTHWHILE RESTORATION IN MALTA - MANOEL ISLAND MAKEOVER
117. THE RN PERISHER - POSSIBLY THE TOUGHEST COURSE IN THE ROYAL NAVY ?
118. ST GABRIEL'S CHURCH 1950-1991 IN HMS MERCURY
119. A KOREAN VETERAN - HMS CONSTANCE
120. VICTORIA AND ALBERT III - A Royal Yacht
121. NON-CLICKABLE NOTE: The many quizzes in this
menu [all of them packed full of modern naval history] have been removed because
of the lack of
interest. They were
taking up space in areas which proved to have too few hits.
122. THE COURT MARTIAL OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER HMS MERCURY
123. RN's 6th Submarine Squadron, 1955-1965, based upon HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Canada
124. A SUBMARINES PENNANT NUMBER - CHANGED THREE TIMES DURING ITS LIFE !
125. The FIRST British Submarine to be fitted with Wireless Telegraphy {W/T}
126. The RN's very first operational Cryptography Machine
127. The promised two new aircraft carriers
129. HMS MERCURY - HONOUR BOARDS
130. A SUBMARINER TELEGRAPHIST OF THE 1920's
131. RULE BRITANNIA - German Armed Forces WW1 vis-à-vis WW2 Covering both defeats.
132. ANOTHER SUBMARINE STORY !
133. IS THE RN IN DANGER OF FOLLOWING THE RCN ?
135. MALTA - ADMIRALTY HOUSE ?
136. FUNNY AND TOPICAL POEMS !
137. GOSPORTS ROYAL NAVAL BARRACKS ?
138.
THE ORIGINAL SECRET DOCUMENT SAYING GOODBYE TO
THE DOCKYARDS AT PORTLAND AND SHEERNESS, THE ABOLITION OF
CHATHAM AND THE NORE COMMAND, AND THE REORGANISATION
OF THE NAVAL AIR HOME COMMAND
139.
WHERE YOU A NAVY DOCTOR, DENTIST,
QARNNS, NAVAL NURSE/SICK BAY TIFFY, OR JUST GRATEFUL THAT THESE 'GUYS' WERE
AROUND WHEN NEEDED ? 1926 WAS A VERY BAD YEAR FOR THE ARMED FORCES WHEN
TRYING TO RECRUIT MEDICS. PAY RATES
AND COMPLETE DETAILS OF A SECRET ADMIRALTY
REPORT.
140. WHY THE HARRIER HAS BEEN RETIRED AND THE NEW JOINT STRIKE FIGHTER F-35 IN FLIGHT
141. HIGHLY SECRET NAVAL WEEKLY WAR DIARIES OF THE ROYAL NAVY DURING WW2 - EXAMPLE OF
142. ROYAL NAVAL PRISONS AND ROYAL NAVAL DETENTION QUARTERS
143. SUEZ WAR OF 1956 - PART TWO [SOME INTERESTING DETAIL]
146. THE CREDIT CRUNCH !
147. HOW MANY PRICKS WERE IN YOUR NAVY ? Despite the innuendo, this, like all my pages, is a serious naval study.
148. WHY ARE YOU NOT WEARING YOUR KNICKERS HMS DARING ?
149. THE BAD OLD DAYS OF THE 1955 ARMED FORCES - MURDER AND MAYHEM !
150. TODAY !
152. "STONEWALL FRIGATES" OF THE LATE 1950's
153. NAUTICAL TERMS
154. BOMBERS BOOMERS POLARIS TRIDENT RESOLUTION
156. 2004 BRIDGE CARD SHOWING VESSELS ONLY
157. THE GERMAN WORLD WAR 2 VICTORIA CROSS EQUIVALENT
158. BEFORE THE DAYS OF A NATIONAL NAVAL MUSEUM
159. RNH HAULBOWLINE
160. The Lower Lower Deck Page
161. THE DISTURBANCE AT PORTSMOUTH NAVAL BARRACKS IN 1905
162. HOW THE ADMIRALTY WORKED WHEN WE HAD A GLOBAL NAVY
163. ADMIRALS_AND_THE_USE_OF_RN_IN_THEIR_TITLES
164. NAVAL FILES OF INTEREST [BOYS AND MEN]
165. OUR POOR NAVY IN 1879 ! - a mention of possibly our most brilliant admiral since Lord Nelson ?
166. DARTMOUTH
- How did the Naval College get there ? Because in the desirability of site
questionnaire set by an Admiralty committee, it answered the
majority of the 2000 plus
question set correctly.
167. A stunning picture of Portsmouth Dockyard with ANIMATION - pity about the ships ! Also includes a NAVAL tour of Portsmouth !
168. STRIKING NAVAL REDUCTIONS
169. KNOWING OF THEM BUT DO THEY KNOW OF US ?
170. IN THE DAYS BEFORE THE NAAFI
171. THE VERY FIRST COMMUNICATOR MAGAZINE
172. RIVER CLASS FRIGATES
173. CHATHAM DOCKYARD - Remembering the Royal Dockyard and its facilities of yesteryear.
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175.
CHINESE
LAUNDRIES ON HM SHIPS - Good for the crew and the navy in general but bad
news for the RN Laundryman and his BROWN CARD !!
Class I and III were those
dressed in fore and aft rig, namely officers, senior rates after 1 year
probation or acting time as a petty officer, all artificers
irrespective of rate, all junior rates of the sub branches of the S & S branch,
coders and sickbay junior ratings. Class II are acting petty officers until
confirmed, and all junior ratings dressed in square rig [round hats].
176. FUNERALS involving the ROYAL NAVY
177. DRIVING LICENCES !
178. GANGES FORUM
179. Why British and most other naval uniforms are the colour they are
180. VETERANS LONDON TRAVEL CONCESSIONS
181. NAVAL MOVIES
182. Support for our Armed Forces - with a big difference
183. WW1 SURVIVORS - WHO COUNTS AND WHO DOESN'T
185. The repatriation of a country's deceased service personnel
186. Ex RN Radio Electrical Greenies or 'Comms Branch WT
187. REMEMBERING.....Beira Patrol
188. A TRAFALGAR DAY COMMEMORATION DINNER
189. KATE NESBITT MC - THE NAVY IS VERY PROUD OF YOU
190. A REAL NAVY TEASER
191. WHICH SHIP ?
192. TWO CRUCIAL INTERNATIONAL MARITIME MEASUREMENTS - PANAMA CANAL ANIMATION INCLUDED
193. NAVAL UNIFORMS
194. THE BLUE RIBAND
195. THE WRNS - AUDREY MARTIN AND HER SERVICE AS A WREN IN THE 1950's
196. SIGNAL_SCHOOLS_OF_THE_ROYAL_NAVY
197. THE EXECUTIVE CURL ON A NAVAL OFFICERS UNIFORM - A snippet of information !
198. NAVAL_TEMPLE
199. WW2 - THROUGH ENEMY EYES ! - Just a snippet !
200. A SAILORS LIFE - SOME ASPECTS OF
201. ADMIRALTY FLEET ORDER [AFO] -- SERIES - A snippet only !
202. NAVAL PRISONS AND NAVAL DETENTION QUARTERS
203. OTHER SAILORS IN THE FAMILY - over 132 years worth !
204. LONG COURSE COMMUNICATION OFFICER TRAINING IN THE 1950s
205. RN COMMUNICATORS TRAINING USING 12 INCH 78 RPM GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
206. The Naval Prime Electrical Training School in WW2
207. RN TRAINING OF HO's - HMS GORDON - TRAINEES SENT INTO THE ROYAL NAVY OR THE MERCHANT NAVY ?
208. A FAMOUS NAVAL FAMILY - A SIGNALS OFFICER
209. RN_COMMUNICATIONS_BRANCH_BADGES_THROUGH_THE_YEARS
211. WW2_MAP_AND_EVENTS - Animated map showing Germany's expansion to its destruction.
212. RN_OFFICERS_STRIPES
213. RN_OFFICERS_EPAULETTES_AND_SHOULDER_STRAPS
214. RN_Officers_Coloured_band_between_or_under_stripes
215. 1906_BRITISH_WARSHIP_VISUAL_CALLSIGNS
216. THE_WRNS_AND_OTHER_NAVAL_WOMENS_SERVICES
217. BRITISH_AND_COMMONWEALTH_ARMED_FORCES_CALLSIGNS_1912_TO_1967
218.
BRANCH BADGES -
HOW DID YOUR BRANCH BADGE EVOLVE AND WHEN DID IT START - 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY
NAVAL BRANCH
BADGES
219. The_Royal_Navy_when_a_Christian_Navy
220. NAVAL_COMMUNICATIONS_OPERATING_SIGNALS_ACP131
222. The story of RATT [Radioteletype] at SEA in the Royal Navy
223. A_DES_RES_BED_AND_BREAKFAST - An old 'O' Class diesel electric submarine !
226. CARERS_AND_MINDERS - of none other than Lord Nelson !
227. MISTREATMENT_OF_NAVAL_PROPERTY
228. THE_STORY_OF_THE_LAST_POST
229. ROYAL NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS - HOW WE DID IT 50 YEARS AGO IN 1960 - "GUIDE TO USERS"
230. ROYAL NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS - HOW WE DID IT 50 YEARS AGO IN 1960 - "FLEET AIR ARM COMMUNICATIONS"
231. ROYAL NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS - HOW WE DID IT 50 YEARS AGO IN 1960 - MESSAGE HANDLING PART 1
232. ROYAL NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS - HOW WE DID IT 50 YEARS AGO IN 1960 - MESSAGE HANDLING PART 2
233. ROYAL NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS - HOW WE DID IT 50 YEARS AGO IN 1960 - VOICE PROCEDURE AND TECHNIQUE
237. NAAFI's_-_THE MOST SPLENDID CLUB EVER
239. NAUTICAL_CHARITY_NAME_CHANGE
240. SHIPS_BISCUIT
241. JACK_CORNWELL_VICTORIA_CROSS
242. DISPOSAL_OF_WARSHIPS_IN_1960s_AND_1970s
243. SNIPPET - NAVAL SMALL ARMS !
244. AN_ARTICLE_OF_CLOTHING_IN_A_RATINGS_KIT
245. HM_SUBMARINE_AURIGA_IN_SM7_1966_TO_1968 >>>>>>>>>>A GOOD PICTURE OF SNB [Singapore Naval Base]
246.
THE_NAVAL_TOT_THE_LAST_CARD_CLIP
- Note the picture of the last issue to the ship's company of HMS Ganges. Also
includes the issue of
tobacco [DF's] and soap.
247. OUR TIRED, KNACKERED AND THREADBARE NAVY !
248. HMS_GANGES_FIFTY_YEARS_OLD_THIS_YEAR_1955
249. PORTSMOUTH_DOCKYARD_PANIC_STATIONS_IN_1960
When you click on this Title you will be asked for your signing in details. These are not your windows signing in details but details you can only get from me on request. You can get my email address from my home page {click between the two computer screens at the top of the page} but please take note of the paragraph below, third line down, fourth sentence !
This folder SHOWS all the pages written from research archives from 2002 until current. They represent approximately 2% of the data held on-line for HMS Ganges. Together, that 2%, hitherto published to the internet, plus the 98% in the off-line database, are being configured into book form, the book to be called "The Official History of HMS Ganges 1866 to 1976". This folder serves as a conduit to the originally published files, and in the interim period is for the use of friends and acquaintances with a vested interest in the subject matter. Inside this folder are a great number of individual and separate subjects, but to whet your appetite for understanding HMS Ganges, here are just a few titles, in all to view. Click on your REFRESH button to restart the rotating menu when it reaches the last item.
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251. FOR_THE_FALLEN
252. DERBYSHIRE_SUBMARINERS_ASSOCIATION_PAGE
253. WHAT_IS_IN_A_SHIPS_NAME_AND_ITS_RADIO_CALLSIGN
254. E_MAILS_TO_AND_FROM_SHIPS_AT_SEA
255. THE_PLYMOUTH_COMMAND
256. A_NAVAL_TELEGRAPHIST_1931_TO_1955
258. ANOTHER_CLEAROUT
259. FOR_WHAT_THEY_HAVE_DONE_TO_OUR_ARMED_FORCES
260. WHAT_OR_WHERE_IS_IT_? A Snippet
261. THE COLD WAR - UK TOP SECRET DOCUMENT - CIVIL DEFENCE
262. DEATH_OF_HM_THE_QUEEN_MOTHER - A Snippet
263. EX_BORSTAL_AND_EX_APPROVED_SCHOOL_BOYS_JOINING_THE_NAVY
264. THE_INTRODUCTION_OF_WHITE_PLASTIC_CAPS_IN_THE_NAVY
265. ROYAL_NAVY_ACTION_WORKING_DRESS_NO_8
266. BOY_TELEGRAPHISTS_THE_BRIGHTEST_OF_THE_BUNCH_IN_HMS_GANGES
267. NAVAL_CEREMONIAL_THE_ULTIMATE_CENTRE_PIECE
268. WHEN_SAILORS_VOTED_WITH_THEIR_FEET - and so kept their tidily pull over head, non zippable jumpers and bell bottom trousers.
269. NAVAL_FLAG_CEREMONY
270. HM_SUBMARINE_ALLIANCE_FEBRUARY_2011
271. ALCOHOL_WAS_A_SERIOUS_PROBLEM_IN_THE_NAVY_OF_THE_1970s
272. COMMUNICATING_WITH_HOME_AND_LOVED_ONES - with a special movie from 1937 of the postie run from girlfriend to messdeck
274. GANGES_MEMORABILIA_BUT_ALSO_UTTER_BULLSHIT
276. NAVAL_FAMILIES
277. MY_PRAYER_FOR_THE_FAMILIES_OF_THE_ASTUTE
278. OLD_AGE_SAILORS_OF_THE_ROYAL_NAVY_ IN_ 2011
279. A_TRUE_FAIRY_STORY
280. THE_1960_SUBMARINE_MACHINERY_HANDBOOK
281. HOW_THE_MERITORIOUS_SERVICE_MEDAL_IS_AWARDED
282. DID_YOU_SUFFER_FROM_MAL_DE_MER ?
283. DEPLETING_FRIENDLY_NAVIES
284. A_CONTRIBUTION_TO_OTHER_PRINTED_MEDIA
286. FLAGS_AND_SIGNALLING_IN_1901
287. R.N._SUBMARINE_SQUADRONS_OF_THE_1950's_AND_BEYOND!
288. EDUCATION_IN_THE_ROYAL_NAVY_1946_TO_1985_PLUS
289. NAVAL_TAILORS
290. CAPTAIN_SIGNAL_SCHOOL_HMS_MERCURY_1941_TO_1993
291. VERY_LONG_SURNAMES_A_SNIPPET [WITH OTHER SNIPPETS ADDED]
292. NAVAL_WAR_CARTOON_ADVERTS_COURTESY_GOOD_HOUSEKEEPING
293. COMPARING_THE_HEIGHT_OF_SHIPS_SAILING_MASTS
294. JUST_A_BIT_ABOUT_RN_COMMUNICATORS_AND_THEIR_THINGS - See also 320 and 341
296. POMPEY_WHY_IS_IT_SO_CALLED
297. ROYAL_NAVY_TRIVIA
298. HMS_APHRODITE_CYPRUS_NEWLY_MOVED_FROM_EGYPT
299. FASLANE_IN_1967
300. FAMILY_ACCOMMODATION_MQ_AND_HIRINGS
301. BOARDING_SCHOOL_ALLOWANCE_OF_MY_DAY
302. THE_START_OF_THE_NAVAL_HOME_LOAN_SCHEME
303. BUNTING_TOSSERS
304. SUBMARINERS_SNIPPET
305. THE NAVAL SAYING "BOILED OIL BASE" OR "BOILED OIL SHOP" !
306. THE_PROPOSED_INVASION_OF_JAPAN - 1945
307. GLOBAL_WARMING_1949_STYLE_FOR_HM_SHIPS - A Snippet!
308. FLOURESCENT_LIGHTING_IN_WARSHIPS_DATED_1949
309. A_WELL_KNOWN_NAVAL_SAYING_WITHOUT_A_HISTORY
310. THE_DEATH_OF_IAN_MOLYNEUX
311. HMS_MAURITIUS - Now just a memory!
312. PORTSMOUTH_AND_THE_ROYAL_NAVY_WHEN_STYLE_WAS_FASHIONABLE !
313. NAVAL_CARTOONS
314. THE_ROYAL_NAVAL_RHINE_SQUADRON_RNRS - 1946 TO 1958
315. 1957_HMS_PROTECTOR_HMY_BRITANNIA_DUKE_OF_EDINBURGH_TOUR_OF_FALKLANDS - A Snippet
316. ROYAL_NAVY_ORDER_OFF_CAPS
317. THE_NAVYS_INPUT_INTO_ATOMIC_BOMB_TESTING
318. 1949_SUBMARINE_OF_THE_FUTURE - Snippet...ATOMIC Submarine of the future ?
319. LIFE_FOR_A_SAILOR_IN_HONG_KONG_IN_1950 - Snippet
320. JUST_A_BIT_ABOUT_RN_COMMUNICATORS_AND_THEIR_THINGS_PART_TWO - See also No 294 and 341
321. NAVAL_WAR_MEMORIALS_IN_THE_MAJOR_PORTS
322. THE_FIRST_NIGHT_LANDINGS_OF_JET_AIRCRAFT_IN_THE_NAVY - on HMS Theseus
323. HMS_BULWARK_THE_FIRST_MEDIA_SHIP
324. ROYAL NAVAL FILM CORPORATION
325. THE_QUEENS_COLOUR
326. A_NAVAL_QUESTION ?
327. HMS_AURORA_A_SAD_END
329. AIRCRAFT_CARRIERS_THE_FIRST_ONE
330. MALTA_JUST_A_FEW_PICTURES_CORRADINO_ETC
332. HMS_GANGES_STANDARD ?
333. PLYMOUTH_DRAKES_ISLAND_A_DANGEROUS_ROUTE_TO_DEVONPORT
334. A_NAVAL_OFFICER_WHO_BULLIED_THE_LOWER_DECK_AND_HIS_OWN_KIND_ON_THE_UPPER_DECK
335. WHEN_WOMEN_FIRST_WENT_TO_SEA_IN_COMPLEMENT_BILLETS
336. THE_FIRST_FOST
337. LAST_SEAGOING_SHIP_IN_THE_NAVY_TO_HAVE_A_FIGUREHEAD
338. THE_DAY_THE_ADMIRAL_OF_THE_FLEET_FELL_FOUL_OF_THE_POLICE
339. WHEN_COLONEL_GADDAFI_SAID_GOODBYE_TO_THE_ROYAL_NAVY
340. RUNNING_AGROUND_AT_30_KNOTS
341. JUST_A_BIT_ABOUT_COMMUNICATORS_AND_THEIR_THINGS_PART_THREE See also 294 and 320
342. DIAMOND_JUBILEE_AND_THE_ROYAL_NAVY Incorporating the 1953 Coronation Spithead Fleet Review
343. NAVAL_PETS_AFLOAT
345. BURIAL_AT_SEA_WHEN_THINGS_GO_WRONG
346. WARSHIP_CAMOUFLAGE
347. WHAT_HAS_HAPPENED_TO_THAT_SHIPS_BELL ?
349. THE_NUMBER_OF_WOMEN_AND_THE_NUMBER_OF_BLACKS_AND_MINORITY_ETHNICS_IN_THE_NAVY as at 1 November 2011
350. THE_NAVAL_RECORD_OF_MISHAPS_AT_SEA
351. JOINING_HMS_GANGES_1956_ONWARDS_WERE_YOU_A_JUNIOR_[O]_OR_A_JUNIOR_[U] ?
352. WHY_DO_WE_BRING_BACK_OUR_DEAD_SERVICE_MEN_AND_WOMEN ?
353. A_BIZARRE_ROYAL_NAVAL_STORY
354. 53_YEARS_WILL_HAVE_PASSED
355. WHAT_WERE_THE_TRIBALS_FAMOUS_FOR?
356. THE_GREAT_LAKES
357. JUST_A_MEMORY_OF_HMS_GANGES