Naval Historical Society of Australia
Preserving Australia's Naval History
The April meeting of the NHS-WA Chapter will take place on Monday April 17th at 6pm in the Claremont Tennis Club. TOPIC: The Naval Auxiliary Patrol (NAP) which used the
The next NHSA WA Chapter meeting will be held on Monday May 15th at 6pm at the Claremont Tennis Club. TOPIC: "From H.M.A.S. Ovens, an Oberon Class submarine of British
Overview Heroes of the Navy" argues that there are many unrecognised heroes of the Australian force who deserve further recognition. Some are quite well known. Hec. Waller, for example, commanded
TOPIC: Iron Men and Tin Fish The Story of WW2 Submarine Operations from Fremantle, WA, from 1942 to 1945 In the period from 1942 to 1945, Fremantle was the second largest
Overview: - Lindsay will talk about the changes he has observed over 50 years and some of the highlights of this world-renowned ocean racing classic that attracts competitors from across
Overview: Japan was a pioneer in the development of the seaplane, being the first nation to utilise a seaplane carrier in combat during the early stages of the Great War.
Overview: “Australian Maritime and Heritage Flags” and covers the evolution of the designs of other flags which lead to the unique public competition in 1901 to create our national flag
It is now the beginning of the new season of the Naval Historical Society-WA Chapter talks for 2024. The meetings are held on the third Monday of every month for
Overview: Ordinary Seaman Edward Sheean Teddy Sheean VC – which won the Australian Naval Institute’s Commodore Sam Bateman National Brook Prize – chronicled not only the final fight of this
The NHS talk this month is on Monday March 18th at 6pm at the Claremont Tennis Club. TOPIC: FROM SWEDEN TO AUSTRALIA - THE STORY OF THE COLLINS CLASS
