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Links of special interest



   

   
    www.mna.org.uk

The Merchant Navy Association
The aims of the MNA are to remember those seafarers of the Merchant Navy who died in the service of the country; to remind the
nation of our maritime heritage; to look after the welfare of its members; and to foster a spirit of comradeship amongst the members.
 It is not solely an association for veterans but welcomes seafarers of any age and particularly wishes to encourage young people
 who show an interest in the sea
    

    
     www.red-duster.co.uk
The purpose of our website is to record the history of the British Merchant Navy so that information about our
maritime heritage is available for future generations

    

    
         www.theshipslist.com
        We have immigration reports, newspaper records, shipwreck information, ship pictures, ship descriptions,
 shipping-line fleet lists and more; as well as hundreds of passenger lists to Canada, USA, Australia and even some for South Africa.  


     
           www.firstworldwar.com
         The purpose of this website is to provide an overview of the First World War.
         This website contains much material based in and around the events of World War One.


       
         www. uboat.net - The U-boat War in World War One (WWI)

        Here a brief overview of the first U-boat campaign in military history is provided. Although this is now some

80 years in the past, from the history    of it one can still learn - especially as many aspects of submarine

 technology and tactics were developed in Germany by the Imperial Navy.

                 The Naval Historical Center's Photographic Section has extensive pictorial reference files on all aspects of naval history.

 Its own collections are the principal source of photographs and other illustrations of U.S. Navy subjects

made prior to 1920, and contain a wide selection of unique photography from later years.

It also holds thousands of references to naval photographs held by other repositories.