First new project of the year completed. Annotated, indexed, and supplementary material and images added.
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Authentic Narrative of the Death of Lord Nelson (Navy Notes) https://t.co/PZo2y3eI3P
Navy Bites is out now! 32 tales from the Royal Navy of the great, the tragic, and the bizarre.
https://t.co/JBw9ykgiPo
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Traf Times, #16, is free on Kindle for 5 days: French/Spanish ship ratings,Van de Veldes, 800lb shot, medical supplies, flints for gunlocks, ballistic pendulum, reviews and more.
UK: https://t.co/vIymlb0uw3
USA: https://t.co/dfOpPSLKhV
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Very pleased to have been involved with this, an exploration of the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard area that is accessible to the public:
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A couple of our regular contributors were involved (in their day jobs) with the new Mariner's Mirror podcasts about #hmsvictory
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Issue #14 out now. Get yours free on Kindle!
Saumarez, Nelson, Rose, Beatty, state funerals and more!
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Victory’s new look for the foreseeable future. She remains open to the public throughout the essential works, providing an excellent view of the work going on to preserve the ship for generations to come.
Issue 013 of @TrafTimes is out now on Kindle, and is free for the first five days! Articles in this issue include Nelson’s prizes, HMS Dreadnought and the reopening of the Nelson room at Greenwich https://t.co/3pqF7SDnMO
This week we're excited to open a new photographic exhibition in partnership with @NatHistShips. The exhibition, entitled ‘Back to the Water,’ showcases a fascinating range of heritage vessels captured by amateur photographers around the UK.
Was great to be back on board HMS Victory yesterday evening for the first time in a while. The scaffolding work is progressing well, and will soon cover most of the ship for a number of years to allow crucial work on her outer planking. #hmsvictory#navalhistory#conservation
“...most significant maritime discovery since the Mary Rose”
Nice to see that, 40 years later, we're still the standard by which all underwater archaeological discoveries are judged!
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