HMS Victory: Inside Nelson's Legendary Warship Explained HMS Victory’s intricate wartime layout and crew: decks, magazines, pumps, and magazines; 820 aboard at Trafalgar; varied roles from officers to sailors and marines; midshipmen, apprentices, and hierarchies defined by merit and connections. #NavalHistory #Warships #EpicHistory | Epic History TV

HMS Victory: Inside a Napoleonic Warship's Decks HMS Victory features multiple decks packed with guns, cabins, and crew spaces: fo’c’sle, waist, quarterdeck, and poop; upper/middle/lower gun decks; stern wardroom; cabins for officers; galley; gun room; orlop below; signaling, boats, and combat readiness. To watch the full video, just search 'Epic History'. #NavalHistory #Warships | Epic History TV

HMS Victory: A Deep Dive into Nelson's Legendary Ship HMS Victory in 1805 housed about 820 crew, spanning officers to sailors and Marines. Clear roles and nautical terms (starboard, port, stern, stem, aft/forward) enabled disciplined, efficient operation. #NavalHistory #Warships #EpicHistory #reels #fyp | Epic History TV

⚓ Victory After Trafalgar Tattered. Weathered. Yet unstoppable. After Trafalgar, HMS Victory had every right to rest, but history had other plans. Reclassified as a second-rate ship, she was back in action by 1808, leading a fleet to the Baltic under Admiral Sir James Saumarez. A Franco-Russian alliance was choking off Britain’s access to vital naval supplies such as hemp, flax and timber. Sweden, resisting Napoleon’s blockade, became a crucial ally, and Victory answered the call, keeping northe

A timelapse captured last year of the impressive HMS Victory ⚓ Have you toured the Royal Navy ship at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard before? | Our Hampshire and beyond

This video from May is a timelapse that shows the forward and aft sections of HMS Glasgow being rolled out at the BAE Systems shipyard in Govan, Glasgow. Enjoy! | UK Defence Journal