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Battle of the River Plate

British Military Records Part 2: The Royal Navy

Article by Fawne Stratford-Devai.

Franklin's lost expedition (Wikipedia)

Includes a roster of the men of the Royal Navy who took part in this tragic expedition to the Arctic.

GENUKI: Marine and Naval Ratings Service Numbers, UK and Ireland

Historic Dockyard Chatham

Kent.

History of the Royal Navy

HMS Arethusa

Dedicated to the memory of the 156 men who were killed in action 18th November 1942 when this British Light Cruiser was torpedoed by enemy aircraft. Contains a full roll of honour for those killed with a growing number of obituraries supplied by next of kin.

HMS Carysfort

HMS Carysfort, D25, World War 2 CA Class Destroyer.

Index to late 18th, 19th and early 20th Century Naval and Naval Social History

Includes links to Navy Lists of various years.

Ministry of Defence

National Maritime Museum

Naval Biographical Database

People and ships associated with the Royal Navy since 1660. The database can be searched for name of individual or ship for free but there is a charge for specific data.

Royal Dockyards

A book by Phillip Macdougall.

Royal Naval Association

With over 11,000 members across 250+ branches in the UK and overseas, we are a family of current and former Naval Service personnel, relatives and supporters of our country's Royal Navy.

Royal Naval vessels of Plymouth Sound in World War II

Royal Navy During the Napoleonic Era (1793-1815)

Royal Navy ships at Sea and in Ports Abroad in the 1901 Census

A CD for sale from S&N Genealogy. Census entries giving details on crew name, profession or occupation, condition (married or single), age and place of birth.

Royal Navy Submarine Museum

Gosport, Hampshire.

Royal Navy......a photographic A to Z of British Naval Warships, Submarines, and Auxiliaries from 1880 to 1950s

Royal Scottish Navy