SUBMARINES: CHATHAM BUILT
LINKS TO RELATED SITES
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No Submariners site would be complete without this link.
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A website owned by Emma Haxhaj, editor of CHIPS, the magazine of the Chatham Docyard Historical Society,The Chatham Dockyard Oral History Project forms part of a study into the post-1945 history of the Yard. This site is intended for those who want to join in with the study, fill out a questionnaire or leave anonymous comments. |
The Chatham Dockyard Historical Society is composed of about 250 members all of whom are volunteers dedicated to upholding the memory
of Chatham Dockyard's contribution to serving the Royal Navy over the past four centuries. |
If you are looking for Naval History then NAVAL-HISTORY.NET is the site for you. It is packed with information on ships and crews. |
The Submarine Heritage Centre details the design, build and operation of
Barrow-in-Furness built Submarines since 1886. |
This site is owned by Dave Hallas. It provides an excellent reference of British Submarines from 1901 to the present day. |
Repulse Reunion Association |
The Submarines of the Royal Netherlands Navy 1906 - 2003 This site is a
must see. Lots of information on Dutch boats and the men who serve in
them. Some excellent pictures and Multi-Media to view. |
This site is owned and maintained by Gudmundur Helgason of Iceland.
Gudmundur and his excellent team have produced this site which contains
a wealth of information, photos, stories interviews and much more. |
This site tells the story of the Israeli Navy Submarine Dakar. Lost with
all hands in 1968. The Dakar was launched as H.M.S/m. Totem in 1943 and
commissioned by the Israeli Navy in 1967. She was last seen on January
15 1968. Those who met Dakar's crew or watched as she sailed from
Dolphin may wish to visit this page. |
Most of the photographs on this site were "Rescued" from an unofficial
"Fly Tip" rubbish site during early 1997. There were nearly 4500 in
total in a variety of plastic sacks. Dave Page has used these to create
this collection of Royal Navy photographs from mid 1800's to 21 Century. |
Ronny Saxe of Belgium runs this site. Although Ron has never been on a
Boat, he has produced this real enthusiast's site. Mostly American but
well worth a visit. Ron has kindly made some images available for use on
this site. |
Forces Reunited: The Forces Community Website. |
Ships Monthly Magazine. |