Naval Historical Society of Australia
Preserving Australia's Naval History
The English pirates of the early seventeenth Century, were the direct successors of the well-known privateers and pirates of Elizabeth I's reign, such as Drake and Hawkins. For almost twenty years,
Dr George Carter is a retired Orthopaedic Surgeon. He undertook his medical studies while serving as a volunteer in the Royal Australian Navy. After completing his medical studies, Dr Carter
Captain Doug Theobold, CSC RAN, is the Commander of the Royal Australian Navy Submarine Force at HMAS Stirling at Garden Island, WA. Captain Theobold will give the talk on Monday August 16th,
THE NHS-WA CHAPTER MEETING ON MONDAY OCTOBER 18th. The talk by Dr George Kailis is: "The Passion for the Pearl. The History of the Pearling Industry
The topic for the talk at 6pm on Monday February 21st is: “The Board of Enquiry into the Sea King Helicopter Crash.” It is about the overview of the processes undertaken
"The Story of the Australian Naval Corvette HMAS Armidale – The History and the Ongoing Legacy to Remember the Ship and its men". Angus Callander, is the President of the
Westport’s Managing Director, PATRICK SEARES will provide an update on the Westport Program. The briefing will include detail on Westport’s scope and objectives. Patrick Seares was appointed as Westport’s Managing
TOPIC: The Royal Perth Yacht Club, founded in 1865. The Royal Perth Yacht Club is one of the world’s most prestigious Yacht Clubs.
The Speaker: Nigel Rogers, President of the Naval Historical Society-WA Chapter Topic: THE BATTLE OF THE ATLANTIC The Battle of the Atlantic was the longest lasting
TOPIC: The Sinking and Salvage of the RFA Ennerdale off the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean on June 1st 1970. The 42,000 ton tanker, RFA Ennerdale (Royal Fleet Auxiliary)