Chairman's Annual Report 20212020 will surely go down as one of the strangest years in history.  When lockdown started in March, I didn’t think that it would drag on for months and change our lives so much.  Suddenly we were confined to our homes, and we had to learn to communicate…

Message from the Chairman: Mike BosazzaIf we ever took our heritage for granted before, the recent fire which destroyed Mostert’s Mill, de Meule, the Rhodes Memorial Restaurant and so much of the Jagger Reading Room at UCT, brought home to us how fragile our artefacts are.  Many of the collections…

Message from the ChairmanIn 1999 we were led to believe that disaster would strike at midnight and that Y2K would change everything.  It seems that the doomsayers were twenty years too early and that it was 2020 (not 2000) that would change the way we live.Now we are firmly into…

Greetings Naval Heritage Society MembersThe Trust is please to inform all its members that Naval Digest 30 will be going to print in the second week of December and will hopefully reach you all before Christmas.Naval Digest 30 is on the Union Jack Club/Union Services Club Cape Town and a…

Greetings Naval Heritage Society MembersThe good news is that by this time you should all have received your copy of Naval Digest 29, on Commodore “Ted” Jupp. It has been difficult for the editorial staff to get this Digest completed during the Covid crisis, but they have succeeded in producing…