Naval Historical Society of Australia
Preserving Australia's Naval History
Overview In 2022 the Navy’s Fleet Air Arm is celebrating the 75th year since the Australian Government of Prime Minister Ben Chifley decided that aviation at sea would be an
Frequency: Last Thursday of the month, starting September 29 2022 This cruise provides an opportunity to learn more about a selection of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) activities and facilities
Frequency: Last Friday of the month, starting Feb 25 2022 This cruise provides an opportunity to learn more about a selection of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) activities and facilities
Naval Historical Society of Australia – Victoria Chapter Cordially invites you to Monthly Meeting at 1900 on Monday 28 November 2022 At Waverley RSL – Sunset Room 161 Coleman Parade,
Naval Historical Society of Australia invites you to a presentation:- Time for naval heroes to be rewarded. Robert Rankin and Ron Taylor Overview: - After 78 years of injustice, finally
Overview ‘Crossroads’ to ‘Sailor Hat’ America’s navalised nuclear weapons effects tests, 1946 – 1966 This presentation documents the testing of nuclear weapons for naval effects purposes by the United States
Topic: The German Military Enigma Secret Cypher Machine and the Bletchley Park Codebreakers. The Speaker: Our President, Nigel Rogers The talk will cover the history of Bletchley Park, the German
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 HMAS Vampire. RAN Of the many types of ship which have served in the RAN over the last century, the major ships like the battlecruiser HMAS Australia of 1913,
TOPIC: The highlights of a Seagoing Career in the Royal Navy and the Royal Australian Navy, plus a brief overview of the current role as Senior ADF Officer in WA