royal navy patrol service
memorial
ww2 service
community
Everyone is welcome at the Royal Navy Patrol Service Association’s annual reunion service at the National Memorial in Belle Vue Park, Lowestoft, on Saturday 3 October at 11.00.
royal navy patrol service
memorial
ww2 service
community
The Royal Navy Patrol Service Association returned to Queenborough for the 30th annual HMS Wildfire III parade and service, held on the site of the former wartime minesweeper base.
help wanted
raf launch
almost lost?
A community appeal reports former RAF launch 2748 in poor condition and seeks owner contact to explore rescue and completion.
for sale
ww2 service
A rare WWII-era motor boat listing has been shared with custodians and maritime heritage volunteers.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
dunkirk little ship
operation dynamo
Tahilla was commandeered for Operation Dynamo, damaged by enemy fire and retained for Admiralty service until 1948.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
Ruda served as a pilot-recovery craft and on Admiralty auxiliary patrol and miscellaneous naval duties.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
Royalty served as a hospital ship commissioned by the Navy to tend sick and injured servicemen during the Second World War.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
Rosa & Ada was requisitioned as a Thames supply tender supporting vessels searching for magnetic mines.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
The motor canal boat Renfrew became part of the government transport system during the Second World War.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
dunkirk little ship
operation dynamo
Regal Lady assisted at Dunkirk and later transported American troops as a fleet tender on the Clyde.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
dunkirk little ship
operation dynamo
Our Lizzie undertook covert work before the war, served at Dunkirk and continued on wartime patrol and Army duties.
for sale
ww2 service
historic vessel
dunkirk little ship
operation dynamo
MV Watchful served as an Admiralty tender and base ship before being deployed to Dunkirk in May 1940.