The Art of Coaling a Ship During WWI: A Glimpse into the Royal Navy’s Grit

In the early 20th century, coal powered the might of the Royal Navy, the backbone of Britain’s maritime dominance. During World War I, coal was as vital as ammunition or manpower, fuelling the warships that patrolled the seas. Among these vessels was HMS Argonaut, one of many ships that relied on this gritty and laborious […]

Resilient Legacy: HMS Argonaut’s Standard and Battle Honours

The Association’s standard was purchased from flag makers Newton Newton in Lincolnshire in 2017 and gifted to the Association. The standard was carried at the 2017 Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall, marking the 35th anniversary of the Falkland Islands conflict. It has been carried at the Association’s annual service at National Memorial […]

HMS Argonaut in the South China Seas: A Glimpse into History

The early 20th century marked a significant period in the history of the South China Seas, as global powers vied for control over the region. Among the notable naval expeditions was the voyage of HMS Argonaut, a British Royal Navy cruiser, which left a lasting impact on the maritime landscape. Let us delve into the […]