While figures like Admiral Nelson are celebrated, many remarkable Welsh sailors and soldiers remain less known.

Nelson's story is filled with triumphs, challenges, and unexpected secrets. These are his key moments that shaped an era.

The Battle of the Nile, fought on August 1, 1798, is remembered as one of the most important naval battles in history.

Step aboard the HMS Wales Re-enactment Society this weekend for an unforgettable experience at the stunning Gregynog Hall.

The year 1797 marked a pivotal chapter in naval warfare and for Admiral Nelson: the Battle of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

The year is 1797, and Europe is vibrating with tension. Napoleon Bonaparte, the ambitious French leader, is plotting a daring invasion of UK

The varied vessels that served under Nelson, showing their unique features, roles in iconic battles, and contributions to maritime history.

The Siege of Calvi in 1794 tells an incredible story of courage and strategy during the turbulent era of the French Revolutionary Wars.

Explore the fascinating world of the Royal Navy, focusing on its fleet composition, key battles, and its lasting legacy in military history.

Royal Marines of 1805 had transformed into a specialist force skilled in naval combat, reconnaissance, and seamless sea-to-land operations.

Ahoy there, fellow adventurers! Get ready for a maritime adventure that promises excitement, camaraderie, and a splash of swashbuckling fun!

The Battle of Copenhagen in 1801 stands as a defining moment in maritime history.

The Royal Navy's firepower—defined by the type of ships, weapons, and strategies—set it apart and allowed it to dominate the seas.

This battle underscored the dynamic interplay between naval and land strategies amid a time of political upheaval.

Explore the remarkable tactics that defined the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic War.

The Napoleonic Wars, a fierce clash from 1803 to 1815, weren't just a stage for men. Women played pivotal roles, often hidden in plain...

The sea has always been a theatre of bold actions and daring exploits, and few conflicts reflect this as vividly as the Battle of Cape...