The day I signed up for the Royal Navy. Continue reading →

Can first love last forever? Continue reading →

Growing up in the 1970s, whenever you filled in a government form, they would ask your religion. Continue reading →

New Entry training in the Navy was the hardest thing I have ever done. Continue reading →

I had twenty quid, a St Christopher and a change of clothes. I didn’t look back. Continue reading →

I promise to serve my God, the Queen, the Commonwealth and the Sea Cadet Corp. Continue reading →

If two ships pass, the senior captain may Request the Pleasure of the Company of the other captain with signal flags. Continue reading →

What would life have been like if Ken and Bill had headed down to those desolate islands? Continue reading →

Serving in the military changes you in ways you might not expect. Continue reading →

I had just turned 21 when I joined the nuclear submarine HMS Revenge. Continue reading →