Associations

• Association of Royal Navy Officers - includes list of new members and obituaries.
• Britannia Association - Association of Officers with past links to the college
• Ex-Forces Network - caters for all armed services
• Fleet Air Arm Officers Association
• HMS Exeter - our affiliated ship
• London Flotilla
• Marine Society - training of professional seafarers
• Naval Club - facilities and accomodation in London
• Royal Navy Community Web Site - Official RN & RM support site

Current Affairs

• Beedall - Independent site devoted to considering the Future Royal Navy and Promoting Naval Affairs
• First defence - aims to bring together practical thinkers interested in making defence and security a first priority.
• Navy News
• UKNDA - campaign for SUFFICIENT, APPROPRIATE and FULLY FUNDED ARMED FORCES that the Nation needs to defend effectively our Country, its people, their security and vital interests at home and worldwide.

History

• Age of Nelson - a commercial site with well documented Nelson history
• Fleet Air Arm 1939 - 1945 Archive
• Naval History Net - a private site
• National Maritime Museum
• New Trafalgar Dispatch - delivery of Vice Admiral Collingwood’s original dispatch to the Admiralty following the Battle of Trafalgar.
• Portraits of Lord Nelson
• Small War Site Index - Post 1945
• South West Maritime History Society
• Royal Naval Museum
• RNR100 - a site dedicated to 100 years of service to the Royal Navy by reservists
• WW1 The War at Sea - Wide ranging issues of maritime WW1

 

Research

• British Military Research - personnel research
• Cambridge University - general maritime matters in depth
• Nautical Terms - a glossary of terms used
• RN Reference site - an MOD site including an excellent Reference Library on RN & RM
• Trafalgar Bicentenary - a wealth of Westcountry information thanks to the Western Morning News
• Warships on the Web - ships aircraft and weapons

Tracing Individuals

We are unable to offer any assistance whatsoever in tracing people, but the National Archives military section may be a good starting point