In Which We Serve is a 60 page book about the RN issued by the Admiralty in 1956 and gives a fascinating insight into the service 70 years ago. Courtesy of Harry Harley who has given us his copy.
RNR Officers Club Liverpool
RNR Officers Club Liverpool
In Which We Serve is a 60 page book about the RN issued by the Admiralty in 1956 and gives a fascinating insight into the service 70 years ago. Courtesy of Harry Harley who has given us his copy.
We are honoured to announce that Admiral Sir Philip Jones GCB DL has kindly agreedto succeed Captain Patrick Walker CBE as the Club’s Patron. Sir Philip, who was born inBebington and attended Birkenhead School, had a long and distinguished Naval …
The Battle of the Atlantic Memorial team were awarded the prestigious Positive Impact Award at this year’s ceremony. Details in the Events page.
Details and photos of the trip are in the Events pages.
Captain Walker who has been our Patron since 2015 indicated that he wished to stand down at the AGM. During his tenure Patrick has always shown a keen interest in our activities and has been a longstanding and staunch supporter …
Two of our members have been honoured last week: Dame Lorna Muirhead DCVO DBE SRN SCM CStJ FRCOG FRCM was awarded the Freedom of the City of Liverpool. Lieutenant Commander (SCC) Toni Cioma MBE RNR was awarded the Freedom of …
An invitation was received to attend the unveiling of a memorial to HMS VIMIERA at Sandbach Town Hall. The ship was adopted by Sandbach and was unfortunately sunk with the loss of many lives. See the V and W Association …
THE JOURNALS OF CAPTAIN HENRY JOHNSTONE TEMPERLEY GREY RD RNR Henry Temperley Grey was born in Weston-Super-Mare on 20th February 1875, the son of a Congregational Minister. He went to sea at the age of 15 and as you will read, …
The Club is saddened to hear of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and our thoughts are with King Charles III and his family. God save the King.
A copy of the new Rules adopted at the recent AGM are available in the Members’ area.