At 6.18am on 13 December, 1939, cruisers HMS Ajax, Exeter and Achilles (the last of which was from the New Zealand Division) took on German armoured...
A team led by marine archaeologist Mensun Bound has located the wreck of SMS Scharnhorst, an Imperial German Navy armoured cruiser sunk in battle during...
From its origins in 1901 until the late 1950s, through its deep association with the Royal Navy, the Royal Australian Navy became unmistakably British...
You get the impression, talking to contemporary seafarers, that their voyages never actually end. I’m not suggesting that they are like the Flying Dutchman,...
The Polish publishing house Kagero Publishing is responsible for this fine review of the Third Reich’s very important breakthrough submarines, the Type...
Over the past several years, the research vessel Petrel team, and its unique technology, has been dedicated to finding and documenting historic shipwrecks...
There was a time, not so very long ago, that most fishing boats in the 20-metre range were built of wood. In British Columbia the planking on a boat...
An American submarine that went missing in World War II has finally been found more than 75 years after its reported disappearance. On Sunday, November...
By Carlo Cestra There is a lot to be learnt from the books of this series. While originally intended for naval nerds and ship modellers, the very detailed...
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