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Royal Naval Staff College, Greenwich, 1924-5, Papers of Sir Thomas Hope Troubridge (1895- 1949), Gunnery Officer in the Queen Elizabeth (1922-4), typescript lecture notes on Morale Training in the Royal Navy by Commander R.J.R. Scott.

Lecture notes, 1924-5, of Sir Thomas Hope Troubridge (1895-1949) while at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, includes 'Naval Intelligence Organization' by Major W Sinclair, R.M., 'Intelligence 4: Information Required' also by Major Sinclair, 'Intelligence V, Confidential Bo…

Royal Naval Staff College, Greenwich, 1924-5, Papers of Sir Thomas Hope Troubridge (1895- 1949), Student and Staff Officer, Operations: Atlantic Fleet, Course material, 'Syllabus of Lectures on Maritime International Law' and essay 'International Law' by Sir Thomas Troubridge (18…

Lecture notes and papers of Sir Thomas Hope Troubridge (1895-1949) while at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, including 'Staff Example: Australian Fleet Orders for the Visit of HRH Prince "Y" to Sydney'and 'Memorandum, Unveiling of the War Cross, Lyness Naval Cemetery, Ork…

Royal Naval Staff College, Greenwich, 1924-5, Papers of Sir Thomas Hope Troubridge (1895- 1949), Student and Staff Officer, Operations: Atlantic Fleet, précis to naval subject, 'The Preservation of German Commerce, 1914 - 1918' by Commander Danckwerts, plus miscellaneous notes.

Delivered by a series of lecturers at the Royal Naval Staff College. Greenwich. Compiled by Sir Thomas Hope Troubridge. Includes 'Cavalry in Palestine I, II, III and IV'.

Royal Naval Staff College, Greenwich, 1924-5, Papers of Sir Thomas Hope Troubridge (1895- 1949), Student and Staff Officer, Operations: Atlantic Fleet, Lecture notes, 'The German Raid on the North East Coast, 16th December 1914' by Commander H.H.…

Includes copies of letters from Nelson to Troubridge on board the ST GEORGE and ELEPHANT, re: drunkenness on board the EDGAR, Sir R Strachan to T Troubridge, 1st Bart, George Murray reporting the aftermath of the Battle of Copenhagen, Murray stating the sickness of the crew on board after Copenhagen…