Every vessel has a story to tell from the moment it sets sail. When more people are using it, there will be more stories to tell and more life lessons that we can glean from other people’s experiences that can be applied to our own. The point of studying history Read more…
The Imperial War Museum is a military museum in the traditional sense. The example of war museums exemplifies how museum practice is evolving in terms of its approach to history. Previously, the museum’s aim was to tell the tale of the war, victory (Victory) from the victorious side’s perspective, and Read more…
For a long time, ships have been an important part of human history. From hollowed-out logs to Roman Triremes, wind-driven ships to nuclear-powered supercarriers, nautical history has presented us with many significant boats that have changed the course of history.Their participation in both military and civilian services has inevitably resulted Read more…
In 1945, the HMS Arethusa was launched. Arethusa, a Royal Navy light cruiser Pennant number 26 Chatham Dockyard (Chatham, United Kingdom): Parsons Ordered on September 1, 1932 On the 25th of January, 1933, it was laid down. On the 6th of March, 1934, the ship was launched. Commissioned on the Read more…