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HMS Cornwallis

HMS Cornwallis, leaving Gallipoli in 1915, under Turkish fire.
[Original photograph by Lt. Ernest Brooks]


Naval and Military Interest Group


  . . covering the conflicts of the 19th and 20th centuries
from the Russian War of 1854 - 1856 to the First World War,
and the men and women who fought in them.


Contact:  Noel Clark  (Convenor)  9521- 9387


The NAVAL AND MILITARY INTEREST GROUP meets in the AIGS Library on the second Monday of each month (February to November inclusive) at 7.30 p.m. We are a new Group, and the first to be formed on other than a geographical area basis. It is our intention to cover all aspects of naval and military research, from the Russian War (Crimean War) of 1854-1856 to the First World War and its aftermath. Our Group is in its infancy, and we have no set format for our meetings, but on all meeting evenings we will enjoy some light refreshments, and the Library will remain open until 10.00 p.m. so that members can continue their research in a quiet and supportive environment. We will keep in touch with all our Group’s members, whether on e-mail or not, with a regular Newsletter.

If you have a family connection with someone who served in the Navy or the Army of any Empire or Commonwealth country then please join us. You are assured of a warm welcome to our meetings, and AIGS members are always welcome to attend our meetings on a casual basis. Whatever stage you are at with your research you will be welcome – you certainly DO NOT need to have 'special knowledge,' 'special interest' or 'special skills' to join us.

Our 2010 programme is shown below.

Monday 1st  March 2010:  'A First World War Airman – the story of Will Hubbard.'  Will Hubbard became one of the first 'air aces' and his exploits are remembered by his grandson, Phil Hubbard.

Monday 12th April 2010:   Members' Evening - 'Who we are looking for and perhaps, where we might find them.'

Monday 10th May 2010:   'Personal Stories behind some Medals.' 
Presented by Noel Clark.
 


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