Naval Historical Society of Australia
Preserving Australia's Naval History
Naval Historical Society of Australia – Victorian Chapter Cordially invites you to our Monthly Meeting At 1900 on Monday 26 April at Waverley RSL – Sunset Room Australia’ largest single
Location: Balls Head Coal Loader, Waverton. Venue: The Mess Hall Date: 3/5/2021 Schedule: Presentation: 10.30. Tour of the coal loader: 11.30am until 12.30 pm Presenter: Colin Randall This two-part event
The Naval Historical Society's talk is: HMS HOOD - 80 YEARS ON HMS Hood, the largest Battleship in the world at the time of its construction in 1918, was sunk 80 years
Guest speaker Dr Steve Cole PhD, BSc (Hons) has had extensive experience as an environmental management researcher, policy maker and implementer, both within Navy and as an industry consultant. He
Summary This cruise highlights the events of 31 May 1942 when three Japanese midget submarines entered Sydney Harbour to attack Allied warships. EVENT INFORMATION: Check-in Time: 09:30am Boarding Time: 09:45pm
Overview World War One had been the 'war to end all wars' and the Australian government in line with saving money and British influence began scrapping and scuttling the major
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,
Robert Hadler is passionate about Australian history and controversial events that sparked military, legal and political challenges for the nation. Robert’s presentation is based around his two books – “Dark
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
**Cancelled due to Covid Restrictions** Victorian Chapter – Monthly Meeting Guest Speaker Captain Ainsley Morthorpe CSM RAN Commanding Officer HMAS Cerberus on “Captain James Stirling RN” Captain Morthorpe’s