Bracknell Royal Naval Association

Bracknell RNA
C/O 14 Vandyke
Bracknell
Berkshire
RG12 8UP
Tel: 01344 422016
Fax: 01252 861114
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Unity, Loyalty, Patriotism, Comradeship

The Bracknell Royal Naval Association meets once a month on the first Thursday of each month at the Bulbrook Centre in Bracknell.

If you would like to receive details of joining the Bracknell RNA, then contact here...

Special Days for the next twelve months, include:

Bracknell RNA are supporting the Armed Forces Day Event - Bracknell 2010

To find out more about our social events contact our Social Secretary on 01344 422016 or email

HONOUR THE COVENANT
There is growing anger amongst the service community that the historic Military Covenant, which states soldiers and their families should be properly looked after in return for the sacrifices they make in the line of duty, is not being upheld.

The Military Covenant does not have the force of law, but has been enshrined through convention, custom, and contemporary application, and it represents the Nation’s moral commitment to its Armed Forces.

The Royal British Legion is leading the campaign for the recognition of this Covenant to be up held

Find out more about Armed Forces Day

Bracknell RNA is a registered charity No:266982

Latest News...

A Memorial Cheese and Wine Quiz & Race Night
Teams of max of Eight. Content of the evening Three Rounds of Questions, One Picture Round, One Family Fortune Round, Three Horse Races, (win and score for your team)

Daily Orders in full

Stuff we remember....

Sea Your History
The Royal Naval Museum in Portsmouth along with its supporting partners has opened the doors of its stores. A new website has been developed, log on and discover some of the hidden gems and find out more about the Royal Navy in the 20th century.
The Navy's People
Portsmouth Dockyard
Image Gallery
More to come later this year
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Screensavers and Pictures
Many screens savers, wallpapers and pictures can be found at the Royal Naval MOD website - pay a visit and download some moving pictures to add a difference to your desktop.
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Abolition of the Slave Trade Act In 1807, the UK became one of the first nations to end its own participation in the slave trade, and went on to lead an international campaign to put a final end to the transatlantic trade, and ultimately slavery itself. Following the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, it was the only nation with the political will, the economic strength, and a Navy strong enough to attempt it. Read more
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Top Photographs
Peregrine Trophy Winner the Royal Navy wins the trophy for the best photograph.
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