Gibraltar Squadron Families Day
The Royal Navy Gibraltar Squadron (RNGS) recently lifted the lid on its day-to-day operations for close friends and family of those serving. Keep Reading
The Rocks WWII History
There has always been an interest in Gibraltar by countries much bigger than us. This majestic limestone Rock, an icon which we call home, has been featured on many TV channels across the world for several reasons but mainly due to our unique historical links with the UK and a neighbouring country which has designs on our future and wants to absorb us into its geography. Keep Reading
John Mascarenhas – BAGPIPER
If it’s not sport or another hobby it could well be music. So guitar, piano, drums or even violin or cello, would be first choice... but bagpipes? Some say they sound like a cat in terrible pain! However, there are those who are fascinated by the bag producing a humming drone! Keep Reading
King George VI’s Speech On D-Day
“Four years ago, our Nation and Empire stood alone against an overwhelming enemy, with our backs to the wall. Tested as never before in our history, in God’s providence we survived that test; the spirit of the people, resolute, dedicated, burned like a bright flame, lit surely from those unseen fires which nothing can quench. Keep Reading
Armed Forces Insight
22 Police Officers recently took part in a week-long joint Licensed Search Officer course. The attendees - consisting of members of the Royal Gibraltar Police and the Gibraltar Defence Police - hosted four specialist UK College of Policing staff. Keep Reading
The story of HMS Penelope
HMS Penelope was build by Harland and Wolff, in Belfast in 1936. Launched 15th October and commisssioned on November 13th 1936. Keep Reading