Royal Naval Association - Norwich Branch

Royal Naval Association - Norwich Branch We are one of 200+ branches of the RNA worldwide. Commissioned in 1979 and have over 150 members.

The Norwich Branch is one of 270 branches of the Royal Naval Association in the UK and abroad. It was commissioned in 1979 and today has a membership of over 120. We are one of the largest branches in Area 5 which covers East Anglia and our meetings are usually held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at the Canary Social Club, Rosary Road, Norwich with meetings starting at 1930 hrs.

Shipmates joined Stowmarket RNA Branch, Royal British Legion and other veterans for a Falklands Remembrance Service at t...
13/06/2026

Shipmates joined Stowmarket RNA Branch, Royal British Legion and other veterans for a Falklands Remembrance Service at the Royal Naval Memorial in Bury St Edmunds - service officiated by Rev Canon Adrian Holdstock also a Falklands veteran.

44 years ago today HMS Glamorgan was struck by an Argentinian Exocet resulting in the loss of 13 men. RIP those still on...
12/06/2026

44 years ago today HMS Glamorgan was struck by an Argentinian Exocet resulting in the loss of 13 men.

RIP those still on patrol.

Falklands veterans, their families and the families of those who were killed, still live with the consequences of the war today.

08/06/2026
On this day 44 years ago RFA Sir Galahad and RFA Sir Tristram were bombed by Argentinian aircraft resulting in the loss ...
08/06/2026

On this day 44 years ago RFA Sir Galahad and RFA Sir Tristram were bombed by Argentinian aircraft resulting in the loss of 50 men and leaving nearly 100 badly injured.

In the second wave of bombing that day LCU F4 from HMS Fearless was hit and four marines and two sailors killed. The wreck of Foxtrot 4 has never been found.

RIP those still on patrol

Falklands veterans, their families and the families of those who were killed, still live with the consequences of the war today.

On the 82nd anniversary, shipmates joined eight standard bearers, the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk, the Lord Mayor of...
06/06/2026

On the 82nd anniversary, shipmates joined eight standard bearers, the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk, the Lord Mayor of Norwich, the Sheriff of Norwich, other veterans and members of the public for a service in remembrance of D Day

06/06/2026

Today marks the 82nd Anniversary of D-Day.

On 6 June 1944, Allied forces launched the largest amphibious invasion in history, beginning the liberation of Europe from N**i occupation. Thousands of Royal Navy sailors played a crucial role in transporting troops, protecting the invasion fleet and supporting operations ashore.

As the generation who witnessed these events passes into history, it falls to all of us to ensure their courage, sacrifice and service are never forgotten.

We will remember them
We will remember them

⚓ Once Navy, Always Navy.


https://www.royal-naval-association.co.uk/rna-marks-the-82nd-anniversary-of-d-day

Photo shows Sword Beach, the first assault

Terrible news - thoughts are with the families, friends and colleagues of those lost. RIP
03/06/2026

Terrible news - thoughts are with the families, friends and colleagues of those lost.

RIP

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03/06/2026

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31/05/2026

D-DAY 6th JUNE

Next Saturday 6th June there will be the usual short commemoration at Norwich City Hall War Memorial. All Standard Bearers and Veterans are invited - muster at City Hall at 10.30am.

28/05/2026

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