RNZN Communicators Association

Here is an image from which some of you will recognise one of our own.  Brian are you wearing speedo’s?

Who can even remember what SEATO stood for now and who is that dashing communicator on the left behind the

As life moves on many campaigns are forgotten and the detail becomes blurred.  Jim D as taken the time to

Here is an image of the bulldog which was the Mascot onboard HMS PHILOMEL 1914 – 1917. Is that the

The Navy museum is looking for your assistance. The Navy Museum is putting on an exhibition that will look at

I had a meeting with the Navy Museum this morning and they are doing some preparation work for an exhibition

Click HERE to read the latest Veterans Newsletter from the Operation Neptune team.  

Which pennant number (excluding the letter), currently in use in the RNZN, has been used the most? Answer:   L421

Are you attending the New Plymouth Naval All Ships Reunion and require transport?  Well here is an option to consider.