The mystery and controversies surrounding the sinking of the British aircraft carrier HMS Glorious in the Norwegian Sea on 8th June 1940.

Launched in 1637, Sovereign of the Seas was arguably the finest man-of-war of her time.

The story of the Grace Dieu, the flagship of King Henry V of England, and perhaps the largest and finest of all medieval warships.

The sinking of HMS Louvain in the Aegean Sea on 20th January 1918 led to the deaths of 73 Maltese naval ratings.

On 22nd September 1943, British midget submarines carried out a daring attempt to sink the mighty German battleship Tirpitz in Norway.

The story of HMS Upholder - Britain’s most successful submarine of the Second World War.

Bronzo was one of 13 Acciaio-class submarines that were built in the early 1940s for the Italian navy. She was captured on 12th July 1943.

On 23rd April 1918, the Royal Navy carried out a daring amphibious raid on the German-held port of Zeebrugge, in Belgium.

An account of the sinking of HMS Kingston in Malta's dry docks during WW2 as a result of enemy bombing.

The role that Malta played with regards to the North African Campaign.

The epic Operation Pedestal - the convoy that saved Malta.

The struggle to keep Malta supplied and its people fed during the dark days of World War Two.

The attack on HMS Illustrious, and the arrival of the Luftwaffe in the skies over Malta.