Presentation
Royal Naval Association, 66 Fareham Road, Gosport, Hampshire, PO13 0AG
In this illustrated talk, Richard M Jones will look at Royal Navy unique missions. This will include missions that seemed doomed to failure but were actually very successful during WW2.
Richard has dedicated his life to the research of shipwrecks and other historic disasters. Over 20 years of research has resulted in an extensive archive and some successful memorial campaigns. He is already a well-published author on disaster subjects such as ‘The Great Gale of 1871’, ‘Capsized in the Solent: the SRN6-012 Hovercraft Disaster’ and his latest ‘Royal Victoria Rooms: The Rise and Fall of a Bridlington Landmark’.
Richard is also a long-serving member of the Royal Navy, so the Royal Naval Association is an excellent venue for his event.
Duration: approx 60 minutes
Please note: This event replaces ‘The Vic Hutfield Story’ which had to be cancelled.
OPENING TIMES
Please note that this is an Event from 2017
BOOKING DETAILS
No Booking Needed
ACCESS
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Please arrive 10 mins before start time.
ORGANISED BY
Richard M Jones / The Gosport RNA
