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  • and RATING RELATIONSHIPS in the ROYAL NAVY 1941-1972 by Geoffrey B Mason, Lieutenant Commander, RN (Rtd) (c) 1992
  • Chronology of Royal NAVY Events 1946-1970 covering: Admiralty and later MOD administration. Officers Ratings Ships Submarines Naval Aviation
  • Britain's last battleship1946-60 (Courtesy NAVYPhotos) INTRODUCTION The respective attitudes one towards the other very much mirrored those of society as a whole during the same period.
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/xGM-Pers-Officer-Ratings.htm - 68.4 kb
  • The US. Navy, experimenting with its own shipboard Huff Duff models as well as the British FH3, was slow to embrace the new ideas. Like the Royal Navy, US warship captains preferred radar to ‘Huff
  • was fitted in HM Cutter CULVER, the ex US Navy Coastguard Cutter USS MENDOSA during October 1941 Production of the FH4 Outfit was developed and produced by Plessey Company which included a ‘twin channel’ receiver developed by the
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/xGM-Tech-HFDF.htm - 50.7 kb
  • CASUALTIES of the UNITED STATES NAVY and COAST GUARD mainly from the original US Government Printing Office publications   by Name - ABBATE to AYERS  
  • Naval Reserve Corps 3.  Ranks of US NAVY Commissioned Officers and Enlisted Men       ABBATE, NICHOLAS GUSEPPE, Chief Commissary
  • appointed Massachusetts ), NAVY Base Hospital No 5, France, respiratory disease, October 15, 19 18   ALICKE, RUDOLPH, Chief Machinist's Mate, (brother, Hammon
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1NavyUS-CasualtiesAlphaA.htm - 271.4 kb
  • became the main administrative office of the Navy.   The German Naval Supreme Command was dissolved by the Kaiser  as Supreme Commander of the Navy and reorganised into three main (and confusing) departments, each one taking on
  • le Merité to the Imperial German Navy, some of which were made to commanding Admirals, I found their positions in the hierarchy difficult to understand.   These are the notes I made,
  • others to understand something of the Navy's organisation as well as its expansion prior to the outbreak of World War 1.   tonnages quoted are deep load  
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1NavyGermanyOrganisation.htm - 47.1 kb
  • at SEA FRENCH NAVY, Part 1 of 2 Battleships, Cruisers, Seaplane Carriers   FS
  • to French NAVY, Part 2      
  • Bechennec, Fireman, French NAVY, including Serbian Evacuation      
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  • Lorient. Remaining in the Navy until 1920, he served on two French-built wartime sloops (avisos) of the Marne-class - L'Aisne and La Marne.   He then joined the French Merchant Navy,
  • Bechennec joined the regular French Navy or Marine Nationale as a volunteer in 1913 for five years, training in Toulon as a fireman (chauffeur - stoker in British usage)   During the war he served
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1Memoir-Bechennec.htm - 21.3 kb
  • as well as units of the Royal Navy. Most of the action in the Adriatic that took place involved the well-handled destroyers, submarines and to a lesser extent light cruisers of the Austrian
  • light cruisers of the Austrian Navy. The initially small Austrian submarine force was unable to play a role outside the Adriatic, and by early 1915 the Germans were sending U-boats into the
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1NavyAustrian.htm - 50.6 kb
  • WAR 1 at SEA   ROYAL NAVY - BADGES of RANKS for OFFICERS, MEN and BOYS   Extracts from the Admiralty Manual of Seamanship, 1915 (click all pages for enlargement)
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  • Master Mariner, British Merchant Navy, born 1859 First Mate, SS Highland Brae in 1915
  • owned by Nelson Steam Navigation Co (H & W Nelson Ltd), sailing London for Buenos Ayres with passengers & general cargo; 14 January 1915 in
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