246K views · 4.9K reactions | Come along with Charlie as he explores HMS Trincomalee, the last remaining Royal Navy ship to be built in India, right in his hometown ⚓️⛵ National Museum of the Royal Navy, Hartlepool : @thehistorymagpie #MeettheLocals #NavalHistory #ExploreHistory #BritishHistory Visit Tees Valley | Love GREAT Britain | Facebook

HMS Glorious: History of a Controversy (Full Documentary) 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 Late in the afternoon of June 8th, 1940, the Royal Navy suffered one of its most devastating defeats of the Second World War. HMS Glorious, one of Britain's largest and fastest aircraft carriers, was sunk along with her escorting destroyers HMS Ardent and HMS Acasta. The three British warships were taking part in Operation Alphabet, the evacuation of Allied forces from Norway that had been taking place simultaneously with the

HMS Trincomalee – A Stunning Aerial View Over Hartlepool Marina ⚓🚢 This aerial video takes you around HMS Trincomalee, the oldest British warship still afloat, proudly moored in Hartlepool Marina. With its towering masts, historic wooden hull, and rich naval history, this legendary Royal Navy frigate offers a glimpse into Britain’s maritime past like no other. A Warship with a Remarkable History ⚓ Launched in 1817, HMS Trincomalee was built in India for the Royal Navy, using strong teak wood in

HMS Trincomalee is a historic, unrestored, 200-year-old warship located at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in Hartlepool, which is the oldest Royal Navy ship still afloat. Built in India in 1817, it is the last surviving Royal Navy ship built in India and is known as one of Nelson's frigates. The ship is open to the public, offering visitors an immersive experience into 18th-century naval life, the pictures are from my visit in 2024 | John Builds Iconic Military Models

503K views · 12K reactions | The world-famous HMS Victory is undergoing a massive restoration and conservation programme. Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar is being stripped right back and having all rotten wood removed. Forces News have been given exclusive access to the project, to see the progress being made. | Forces News | Facebook

I was recently lucky enough to get hold of some reclaimed oak from the HMS Victory restoration. There's a bit of it floating around at the moment (no pun intended), but that's not going to last long so I've bought what I can to turn. Each of these will be available for sale later on in the year closer to Christmas time and will come with a full certificate of provenance and fully traceable of its origin. | Matt Jordan - Woodturning