Bert Reed – forgotten naval hero of the German New Britain conflict
Bert Reed is a forgotten naval hero of the German New Britain conflict. His grandson ALBERT CATON tells the story Events to mark 100 years since AE1 was lost
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AE1 in dock at Barrow[/caption]Michael White, President of AE1 Inc, reportsTHIS is a short report on the events held in PNG, Australia and the UK of events to mark the 100 years to the day since AE1 was lost off Duke of York island on 14th September 1914.
Colours ceremony on Japanese warships Sydney Sept 2014
COLOURS ceremony on Japanese warships visiting Sydney in September 2014. Launch of the War at Sea WW1 Travelling Exhibition
IN THE 8th century BCE the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah eventually fell to the might of the invading Assyrian army. The prophet Isaiah...
Invidious choices – the German East Asia Squadron and the RAN in the...
ON THE the morning of 4 November 1914 news reached the Admiralty of the disaster that had overtaken Rear Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock at Coronel on the evening of 1 November. DESMOND WOODS takes up the story of what happened and what might have been. World naval developments — August 2014
THE U.K. turns out two aircraft carriers at a time of intense inter-service rivalry. NORMAN FRIEDMAN looks at the month's world naval developments. Chinese Navy still lagging in some areas
THE Chinese Navy has done a lot of modernisation in the past 20 years, but it still lags in some areas, according to Feng from Information Dissemination.
ICSOT Indonesia: Developments in Ship Design & Construction
The next conference is planned to be held at Hasanuddin University Makassar 4-5 November 2014, by cooperating with the Naval Architecture Department, Engineering Faculty,...
7th Fleet maintenance and overseas sustainment summit
More than 20 participants, both military and civilian, attended 7th Fleet Maintenance and Overseas Sustainment Summit hosted on board the submarine tender USS Frank...
MH17’s impact greater than Russian invasions
PUTIN, who is affected by public opinion to only a limited extent, can be forgiven for not realizing that Western governments are in a very different position. The images of all those dead innocents exert enormous power in the West. NORMAN FRIEDMAN analyses the shooting down of MH17.