RFAHS Code Word Quiz

  This Code Word Puzzle has the names of around 40 ships which have sailed or do sail as Royal Fleet Auxiliaries since the Service’s formation in 1905 right up to the present day Three ‘free’ letters are provided –…
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Ships Tee Shirts

  Ships Tee Shirts   Over recent years a number of RFA ships have had tee shirts designed and printed for their crew members. The designs are colourful and unique: –   (more…)
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RFA Empire Salvage

    RFA Empire Salvage after WW2 as ss Papendrecht   RFA Empire Salvage was a German supply ship named Lothringen which had been deployed in the Atlantic Ocean with oiling at sea equipment and with a German Mercantile Marine…
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The 1924 Fleet Review

On 26 July 1924 His Majesty King George V reviewed his Fleet at Spithead it being the first such large scale Fleet Review since 1914 In addition to the ships of the Royal Navy one ship of the Royal Fleet…
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26 7 1924 The Sphere Spithead Naval Review Thermol

Replenishment at Sea – training films

    REPLENISHMENT AT SEA   Training Films      In 1953 a series of Naval instruction films for the Admiralty were produced by Associated British Pathe. There were four on Replenishment at Sea and they are available to preview…
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RFA Statistics

  RFA Statistics     On the first sheet of the RFA performance statistics for 1962/1963, issued within the Fuel Branch at the beginning of July, appears the following comment:-   ‘The measure of success is not whether you have…
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The Loss of RFA Montenol

  The Loss of RFA Montenol      RFA MONTENOL had sailed from Liverpool on 12 May 1942 for Freetown, Sierra Leone in the escorted convoy OS28 together with 38 other merchant ships and 12 Royal Navy escorts. She was…
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The loss of RFA Olga

    RFA OLGA was launched by Ropner & Sons Ltd., at Stockton on Tees on 12 September 1916. She was completed by the builders by 6 January 1917. The Admiralty placed her under the management of Lane & MacAndrew…
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RFAHS Code Word Quiz

Know your RFA
  This Code Word Puzzle has the names of around 40 ships which have sailed or do sail as Royal Fleet Auxiliaries since the Service’s formation in 1905 right up…
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Ships Tee Shirts

Tee Shirts 1
  Ships Tee Shirts   Over recent years a number of RFA ships have had tee shirts designed and printed for their crew members. The designs are colourful and unique:…
View more

RFA Empire Salvage

Papendrecht 01
    RFA Empire Salvage after WW2 as ss Papendrecht   RFA Empire Salvage was a German supply ship named Lothringen which had been deployed in the Atlantic Ocean with…
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The 1924 Fleet Review

26 7 1924 The Sphere Spithead Naval Review Thermol
On 26 July 1924 His Majesty King George V reviewed his Fleet at Spithead it being the first such large scale Fleet Review since 1914 In addition to the ships…
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RFA Statistics

  RFA Statistics     On the first sheet of the RFA performance statistics for 1962/1963, issued within the Fuel Branch at the beginning of July, appears the following comment:-…
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The Loss of RFA Montenol

Montenol 03
  The Loss of RFA Montenol      RFA MONTENOL had sailed from Liverpool on 12 May 1942 for Freetown, Sierra Leone in the escorted convoy OS28 together with 38…
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The loss of RFA Olga

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    RFA OLGA was launched by Ropner & Sons Ltd., at Stockton on Tees on 12 September 1916. She was completed by the builders by 6 January 1917. The…
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