Naval Historical Society of Australia
Preserving Australia's Naval History
Frequency: Thursday 39th. March 2023 This cruise provides an opportunity to learn more about a selection of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) activities and facilities in Sydney Harbour. The places
This cruise provides an opportunity to learn more about a selection of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) activities and facilities in Sydney Harbour from 1788 to the present, especially during
Overview From the time the Royal Navy’s first Holland Class submarines were built and entered service around 1903, submarine design and construction evolved at a remarkable pace, with various classes
Frequency: Last Friday of February, April, June, August and October 2023 This cruise provides an opportunity to learn more about a selection of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) activities and
Overview February 15th this year, marked the 81st anniversary of when General Arthur Percival, the commander of all Allied forces in Singapore, formally surrendered to the Imperial Japanese Army, under the command
Frequency: Last Friday of March, May, July, September and November 2023 This cruise provides an opportunity to learn more about a selection of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) activities and
Overview To be advised Presenter: Dr Tom Lewis OAM RAN (Rtd) Tom Lewis has combined three interesting career paths to make him one of Australia’s foremost military historians. He has
This cruise provides an opportunity to learn more about a selection of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) activities and facilities in Sydney Harbour. The places you will see and learn
Overview: - In the first months of WW1 the RAN scored its first naval victory against the crack German light cruiser SMS Emden. This presentation will highlight the story of
Overview: - This is the story of how women came to be in the Royal Australian Navy, of some of the people who made that possible and some who tried to