The National Museum of the Royal Navy

@NatMuseumRN

Ours is the epic story told nationwide of the four fighting forces of the Royal Navy; Royal Marines, Fleet Air Arm, Submarine Service & Surface Fleet.

Portsmouth, Hampshire
nmrn.org.uk
Joined May 2011
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    Apr 14

    Bowled over by a recent visit to the amazing and while the is indeed a sight to behold, and fantastically brought to life, this is still a personal favourite.

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    Apr 15

    Really impressed with how technology is helping to preserve the Flagship The story of this ship (Trafalgar aside) is fascinating. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 Incredible work by – at HMS Victory

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    Apr 15

    Onboard HMS Victory – at HMS Victory

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  4. 10 hours ago

    With such a stellar cast, don't miss the new by out now! Oh, and yes we do have a series of rather interesting blogs about the history too... Thanks for sharing who plays Lt Bill Jewell in the new film! 👏👏👏

    Here is Lt Bill Jewell, who I was honoured to play in . It’s out this weekend- do go and see it, it’s an extraordinary story.
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    Apr 16

    Here is Lt Bill Jewell, who I was honoured to play in . It’s out this weekend- do go and see it, it’s an extraordinary story.

    The secret operations of the submarine HMS Seraph in the Second World War are legendary. But who is the man who commanded HMS Seraph? Here we look at some of the history and people behind its operations...
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  6. 15 hours ago

    Last week, 110 years ago, on 13 April 1912, the Royal Flying Corps was instituted by Royal Warrant. Few ‘Royal Flying Corps’ ribbons from the Naval Wing uniform's caps survived, we are lucky to have two in the NMRN collection.

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  7. Apr 17

    Discover how one of HMS Seraph’s crew was a very well-known Gosport figure who went on to be one of the early staff members at the Royal Navy Submarine Museum in today's blog... 👉

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  8. Apr 16

    The secret operations of the submarine HMS Seraph in the Second World War are legendary. But who is the man who commanded HMS Seraph? Here we look at some of the history and people behind its operations...

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  9. Apr 15

    🎞️🍿 Operation Mincemeat new film about the 'Man That Never Was' is released today! 🎞️🍿 In today's blog we look at some of the real history behind the operation, HMS Seraph's Jolly Roger...

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  10. Apr 14

    We're excited for the release of new film Operation Mincemeat starring Colin Firth, Matthew Macfayden & Jason Isaacs tomorrow!🎬 In today's blog we look at some of the history behind HMS Seraph's operations...

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    Apr 13

    The aircraft carrier and the volcanic island... and have made a rare visit to the Norwegian volcanic island of Jan Mayen in the Arctic Ocean – as the UK underlines its commitment to security in the high north. ▶️

    Pictured: Commanding officers of HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Richmond posing in front of a pole that every Commander of the station on Jan Mayen adds to in their time in command.
    HMS Prince of Wales visited the remote Norwegian Island of Jan Mayen. The ship anchored just off of the island early in the morning, ready to send some of the ships company, including the Commanding Officer, ashore for a visit.
    The Island of Jan Mayen as seen from the flight deck of HMS Prince of Wales.
    Lt Delbridge being greeted by the only dog on the island of Jan Mayen.
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    Apr 13

    celebrated 120 years since its formation on 14th Feb 1901. The pandemic prevented us from holding any events during our anniversary year in 2021, but with the restrictions lifting we planned to mark this milestone in 2022 instead. Read more ➡️

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    Apr 11

    79 years since Operation Mincemeat. In one of the most famous deception plans of the Second World War, a body washes ashore in neutral Spain from submarine HMS Seraph, purporting to be Acting Major William Martin . 'The man who never was.'

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    Apr 12

    Shoes polished, shirts ironed and the final drill practice complete. Just 24 hours before the Royal Navy welcomes the next generation of Commissioned Officers to the Fleet!

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    Apr 12

    It’s news time. This week we’re with in the Gulf as sailors begin to wear the new daily working uniform and we catch up with in the Arctic. Find out more:

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    Apr 12

    Latest Defence Intelligence update on the situation in Ukraine - 13 April 2022 Find out more about the UK government's response: 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

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    Apr 12

    The illegal and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine is continuing. The map below is the latest Defence Intelligence update on the situation in Ukraine - 12 April 2022 Find out more about the UK government's response: 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

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    Apr 11

    Last week we went to see HMS Victory in Portsmouth, and to the Isle of Wight. It was fantastic. Victory was my favourite day out in so long, possibly ever.

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    Apr 11

    Latest Defence Intelligence update on the situation in Ukraine - 12 April 2022 Find out more about the UK government's response: 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

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    Apr 11

    Falkland veterans were invited to a glimpse of the first Type 26 frigate – HMS Glasgow – which is currently under construction. The 44 veterans all served on the previous HMS Glasgow which saw action during the Falklands War in 1982. 🔗

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