214K views · 113 reactions | We're open again, in line with government guidelines and with VisitEngland's Good To Go accreditation. Come walk in the footsteps of monarchs, explore the monumental creations of some of England’s greatest architects and learn about the lives of heroic naval commanders and fearless sailors. From Tudor Palace to the centrepiece of Maritime Greenwich, we are a UNESCO world heritage site with 500 years of rich history. | Old Royal Naval College | Facebook

144K views · 4.6K reactions | Proud to serve. Royal Navy sailors will have the honour of pulling the State Ceremonial Gun Carriage bearing HM The Queen’s coffin on Monday, a duty they have performed since the funeral of Queen Victoria in 1901. Find out more about the history of the Gun Carriage here: https://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/news-and-latest-activity/news/2022/september/15/20220915-royal-navy-ready-for-key-role-at-queens-funeral | Royal Navy | Facebook

857K views · 9.5K reactions | "The Bren gun was realiable, solid and amazingly accurate. It could deliver all 28 rounds through the vision slit of a German pillbox..." Alan Reynolds from the Royal Navy Beach Commandos reenactor group explains what weapons the British unit would have used during the Second World War. This video was filmed at Chalke Valley History Festival | History Hit | Facebook

42K views · 857 reactions | Today in 1667 the Royal Navy suffered the greatest humiliation in its long history. The Dutch sailed up the Medway and destroyed some of the finest battleships in the fleet, took the flagship HMS Royal Charles under tow back to Holland and opened it up as a tourist attraction. | History Hit | Facebook