HMS Victory is being restored and you can come and see it live in action ✨. Explore the decks Nelson once commanded, witness restoration in action 🛠️, and experience the life of the 800-strong crew who made history at sea. | Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

142K views · 2K reactions | HMS Victory: Naval History, Mutiny, and Trafalgar's Secrets HMS Victory, flagship of Nelson, symbolizes naval prowess, discipline, and strategic mastery. Mutiny fears—yet loyalty under pressure prevailed. At Trafalgar, Victory bore pivotal secrets: seamanship, signals, and naval psychology shaping British supremacy. To watch the full video just search Epic History. #NavalHistory #Warships #EpicHistory | Epic History TV | Facebook

246K views · 3.1K reactions | HMS Victory: Inside Nelson's Legendary Warship Explained HMS Victory’s intricate wartime layout and crew: decks, magazines, pumps, and magazines; 820 aboard at Trafalgar; varied roles from officers to sailors and marines; midshipmen, apprentices, and hierarchies defined by merit and connections. #NavalHistory #Warships #EpicHistory | Epic History TV | Facebook

⚓Welcome back to our series on HMS Victory. Our second video explores state-of-the-art technology revolutionising her restoration as part of Victory Live: The Big Repair project. Discover how 4D scanning, digital modelling, and advanced materials analysis provide unprecedented insights into the ship's structure. Visit Portsmouth Historic Dockyard to watch the conservation team in action, access the scaffold, and see the meticulous preservation work up close. Click the link to watch the video in

503K views · 12K reactions | The world-famous HMS Victory is undergoing a massive restoration and conservation programme. Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar is being stripped right back and having all rotten wood removed. Forces News have been given exclusive access to the project, to see the progress being made. | Forces News | Facebook

After three years of ground-breaking work replacing the original cradles HMS Victory has been rested on for nearly 100 years, visitors can now see from bow to rudder from below. A privilege not even Admiral Nelson himself is thought to have enjoyed. 🔗 Find out more: https://bit.ly/UnderneathHMSVictory | Royal Navy