A selection of links to other sites that may be of interest to you.

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The Marine Society & Sea Cadets
Website www.ms-sc.org

Sea Cadet Corps (SCC) working with the IOBA – Awarding ‘The TS INDEFATIGABLE CUP’ to the ‘MOST IMPROVED UNIT, in the whole of the UK, annually.
http://www.sea-cadets.org/

The Marine Society
http://www.ms-sc.org/Marine%20Society/Content/Welcome

The Marine Society Provides guidance, practical support and life-long learning opportunities to seafarers

Prince of Wales Sea Training School Society
www.pwsts.org.uk

Old Ship Picture Galleries
www.photoship.co.uk

St Mary’s Church Website
www.churchinwales.org.uk

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Other points of interest for Indefatigable research, can be found @

National Defence Medal
www.nationaldefencemedal.webs.com

HMS Ganges Association
www.hmsgangesassoc.org/links

Navy Blue Memorabilia
www.navybluememorabilia.co.uk

Poartcities Liverpool
http://www.mersey-gateway.org (Click on search ‘Indefatigable’)

Trainingships Website
http://www.trainingships.royalnavy.co.uk
http://www.trainingships.royalnavy.co.uk/indefatigable_m.htm

Royal Naval Museum
Website of the Royal Naval Museum, in Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard – the only museum devoted to the ships of the Royal Navy and the men and women who served in them.
http://www.royalnavalmuseum.org/index.htm

The Navy League
In the late Victorian reign, imperialist tendencies were more pronounced in several countries, including Germany and other European “Great Powers”. In Britain, the “Pax Britannica” was a popular conception that held the firm belief in Britain’s status as world peace-keeper and a superior empire. Fundamental to this belief was the strength of the Royal Navy. In 1889, the Naval Defence
http://www.royalnavalmuseum.org/info_sheets_navy_league.htm

Anglesey MON – WEB
http://www.anglesey.info
http://www.anglesey.info/TS%20Indefatigable.htm

JSMTC Indefatigable
The old school is now owned by the MOD as the ‘Joint Services Mountain Training Centre (JSMTC) Indefatigable’.
http://www.jsmtc.org/
http://www.nuffieldanglesey.org.uk/

Llanfairpwll & Menai Bridge
Informative or entertaining websites of special interest to the communities of Llanfairpwll and Menai Bridge
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/northwest/webguide/pages/llanfairpwll.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/northwest/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/home/d/

Traffic Web Cams
View traffic web cameras covering the A55 from Abergele to Holyhead, plus the Menai Suspension Bridge. Click on the road junctions on the map (right – requires Flash)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/northwest/sites/trafficcams/

Royal Navy
http://www.royal-navy.mod.uk/

RN Multimedia Centre
This multimedia centre aims to provide visitors with an insight into the range of activities on which the RN is involved. The images, video and interactive features demonstrate the range of environments the RN operates, extending from training through to frontline working conditions including images from recent conflicts.
http://www.royal-navy.mod.uk/server/show/nav.3611

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British Shipping Site.
http://www.british-shipping.org/training/careers.htm

Diving Around Bangor:
http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/ukdiving/places/bangor.htm

Historic Manuscripts Commision provides across reference to records:
http://www2.hmc.gov.uk/NRA/searches/SIdocs.asp?SIR=43983

Liverpool Before 1900. Nothing special just mentions the ship.
http://home.clara.net/ronsmith/liverpool/livships.htm

Menai Straits diving:
http://www.netlink.co.uk/users/divernet/travel/meni1096.htm

Merchant Navy Officers A site dedicated to MN officers and matters
nautical
http://www.merchantnavyofficers.com/indexframe.html

Navies In Transition. A web site describing the transition from sail to
steam and surviving 19 century vessels.
http://www.btinternet.com/~philipr/woodmanowar.htm

Portaethwy. A site describing the Swelleis area . All in Welsh.
http://www.menternet.org.uk/footpaths/menai_welsh.htm

Other Nautical Links

Film Clips Of Just About Everything: go to this site enter a key word and
search their huge database of film clips, you’ll be amazed what you can
find.
http://www.britishpathe.com

Flagship Portsmouth/RN Museum
http://www.compulink.co.uk/~flagship

Historic Naval Ships Association
http://www.maritime.org/hnsa-guide.htm

History Of The Finnish Navy
http://www.hut.fi/~jaromaa/Marine/Navygallery.htm

John H Marsh Maritime Collection – Letter G – South African Maritime
Museum. A catalogue of a collection of 18000 photographs of 9200 ships
taken in South Africa
http://maritimemuseum.ac.za/jmmc/jmmcg.html

Marine Artist – fancy an original painting of your favorite vessel? Check
out this site.
http://fp.redduster.f9.co.uk/CHART8.htm

Marine Art Emporium
http://www.fineartemporium.com/se-Adam-E.htm

The Marine Society – dedicated to providing education, training, and
general support to all professional seafarers of all ranks and rates from
all sea services. Its beneficiaries include serving, former, and
prospective seafarers.
http://www.marine-society.org

Merchant Navy Officers – a site dedicated to MN officers and matters
nautical
http://www.merchantnavyofficers.com/indexframe.html

National Maritime Museum
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/

The Red Duster a site for Merchant Navy enthusiasts. The Red Duster was
conceived and designed to preserve our merchant maritime heritage and as a
tribute to the men and women who, especially in time of war, served on
merchant vessels and gave so much in return for very little thanks or
reward.
http://fp.redduster.f9.co.uk/index.html

Royal Navy Historic Flight Lt. Andrew G. Linsley RN (52-54) is involved
with these sites. For information on available lectures and a diary of
events contact him at andrew@blackburnskua.fsnet.co.uk:
http://www.swordfishleeds.com and http://www.flynavyheritage.org

Sailing Ships Directory 2
http://www.schoonerman.com

Ships Quiz: think you can recognise old warships, harbours…?
http://www.hazegray.org/mysteries/

Society for Nautical Research:
http://pc-78-120.udac.se:8001/www/nautica/snr.html

Tall Ships Magazine
http://www.tallship.co.uk/tallship/

The Maritime History Virtual Archives:
http://pc-78-120.udac.se:8001/WWW.Nautica/Nautica.html

The Mother OF All Maritime Links – huge!
http://www.boat-links.com/boatlink.html

The Red Duster
A site for Merchant Navy enthusiasts. The Red Duster was conceived
and designed to preserve our merchant maritime heritage and as a
tribute to the men and women who, especially in time of war, served
on merchant vessels and gave so much in return for very little thanks
or reward.

http://fp.redduster.f9.co.uk/index.html

Vancouver Maritime Museum:
http://www.vmm.bc.ca/

World Shipping Directory
http://www.wsdonline.com/

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Other Training Ships

There were, and still are many maritime training establishments around the
world. The following list excludes the many vessels used purely for sail
training. Britain seems to be the only country without a ‘tall ship’ for
training naval officers, even the smallest of these centers have hundreds
of cadets training for a career at sea…

Australia – Australian Maritime College
http://www.amc.edu.au/

Australia – North Queensland Colleg Of TAFE
http://www.tnqit.qld.edu.au/tmt/index.htm

Brazil – Naval College
Academy: http://www.alexandrino.org.br/

Croatia – Rijeka College Of Maritime Studies
http://www.pfri.hr/index1.html

Germany – Naval College
Academy: http://www.deutschemarine.de/iindex.html
Ships: http://www.deutschemarine.de/iindex.html

Italy – Naval College
Academy: http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/9226/academy.html

Japan – The Institute for Sea Training of the Ministry of Transport
6 Ships: http://www.motnet.go.jp/IST/eng/title.htm

Japan – Toba National College Of Maritime Tecnology
Academy: http://www.toba-cmt.ac.jp/S/TShome_e.html
Ships: http://www.toba-cmt.ac.jp/S/TShist_e.html

Mexico
Ships:
http://www.osakawtc.or.jp/sailosaka/shipdata/cuauhtemoc/cuauhtemoc.html

Netherlands – Einkuzer Sea School
http://www.ezs.nl/

Netherlands – Higher Nautical School, Rotterdam
http://www.hro.nl/

Portugal – Naval Academy
Academy: http://www.marinha.pt/
Ships: http://www.webeddie.com/sagres/english/
http://www.inr2000.navy.mil/Portugal.html

South Africa – General Botha
The South African Merchant Navy Academy General Botha at Granger Bay
has been integrated into the Cape Technikon:
http://www.generalbotha.co.za

Spain Spanish Navy
Academy: http://www.armada.mde.es/
Ships: http://www.spanam.simplenet.com/spantraining.htm

UK – Arethusa
Previously based aboard the ‘Peking’ now moored in the South Street
Seaport, New York, USA.

Old boys: http://www.users.znet.co.uk/arethusa

UK – HMS Impregnable
http://www.hazegray.org/mysteries/oldmyst/ansgrp07.htm

UK – Britannia Royal Naval College
http:// www.royal-navy.mod.uk/brnc/

UK – Indefatigable (UK)
Founded in 1864 HMS Indefatigable was fitted out by the Bibby family.
In 1914 she was replaced by HMS Phaeton which became the second
Indefatigable. She was moored close to the Conway off Rock Ferry
Pier. In 1941, as with Conway Cadets, Indefatigable boys were moved
away from the Mersey and ashore. The ship was renamed Carrick II and
moved to Glasgow where she still lies. Like Conway in 1944
Indefatigable moved to shore accommodation in Plas Menai below the
Tubular Bridge on the Menai Straits, Wales, UK. She survived until
1995 when dwindling numbers forced her closure. Her last Headmaster
was a Conway

UK – Pangbourne Nautical College (UK)
Pangbourne was established in 1917 and still survives to this day in
Pangbourne, near Reading by the Thames. Whilst she is no longer a
nautical training establishment there is a strong seafaring tradition
and nautical roots. Pupils wear dark blue Royal Navy dress, attend
Divisions on Sundays. The college clock chimes the bells of the
watch.. They are erecting a Falkland Islands Chapel (the relocated
and rebuilt Elim Church from Salisbury) in memory of those seamen who
gave their lives in the Falklands. This includes 14 OPs.

http://www.pangbournecollege.com
http://www.gibbltd.com/facil/fimc.html

UK – TS Mercury (HMS Gannet)
http://members.aol.com/scrambag/
http://pc-78-120.udac.se:8001/www/Nautica/ships/Gannet.html

UK – Warsash Maritime Centre
http://www.solent.ac.uk/wmc/

UK – Worcester
Conway’s (younger) ‘sister’ organization and life long competitor!
Based on the River Thames below London. Now closed.

http://www.hms-worcester.co.uk
http://members.tripod.co.uk/NickMessinger/worcester

USA – Coast Guard Academy
Academy: http://www.cga.edu/

USA – Great Lakes Maritime Academy
Academy: http://www.nmc.edu/~maritime/

USA – Massachusets Maritime Academy
Ships: http://ww2.mma.mass.edu/alumni/ships.html

USA – Maine Maritime Academy
Academy: http://www.mainemaritime.edu/
Ships: http://www.mainemaritime.edu/academic/traincru.html

USA – Texas Clipper (USA)
United States flagged training vessel of the A & M University of
Texas.
http://www.tamug.tamu.edu/corps/index.html

USA – United States Marine Academy
Academy: http://www.usmma.edu
Ships: http://www.hazegray.org/worldnav/usa/train.htm