My research and writings on Naval, Local, First and Second World War History
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The death of Schepke
This week is a bit of a short one but covers the last mission and sinking of U-100 and the ace, Joachim Schepke.
This week is a bit of a short one but covers the last mission and sinking of U-100 and the ace, Joachim Schepke.
Yamato’s sister
The life and death of the Shinano
When I started writing this there were a couple of subjects I told myself I would not write about because they are massively over done and overrated.
Fighting the Dutch in the Caribbean
In my recent opus on the Second Anglo Dutch War I failed to find time and space to write about the conflict beyond the seas of Europe which is more than an omission.
The advent of colonies and ocean going vessels meant that war was never g...
North Kent Legends
Happy Halloween everyone!
This week I tell some of the folklore, myths and a couple of ghost stories linked to my corner of Kent for Halloween.
Theses include the ghost of Blue Bell Hill, the Countless stones of Aylesford, the Devil and W...
“The ship’s themselves were taught to dive”
The Second Anglo-Dutch War
The First Anglo-Dutch War (1652-54) did not resolve many of the issues that had caused it and ultimately Holland was struggling to deal with the large amount of ships and money being lost and England wanted to qu...
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It would be fair to say that I am a naval history nerd and I'm not even going to hide it. I'll be posting at least two articles a week, mostly 19th-20th Century Naval history. Lots of Imperial German naval interest.
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