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December

By Sea, Land and Air

Thursday 3rd of December 2026 | 6.30pm
The Queen’s Royal Hussars Museum, Warwick

Why do our Navy, Army and Air Force each have their own versions of the other services? And what might surprise you about their history?

Join us for a fascinating after-hours talk exploring the origins and development of the British Armed Forces. Taking us on a chronological journey, we’ll discover how the Royal Navy, Army and other services were formed, and why each developed elements of the others.

We’ll also explore two major technological advances that transformed modern warfare: air power and armoured fighting vehicles, discovering when and how they were first brought into service.

With fascinating stories, surprising facts and original artefacts, this promises to be an evening full of history and discovery!

The evening includes:

After-hours entry to the Museum
A buffet
Wine and soft drinks

Tickets:

£14 per person for non-Friends of the Museum
£12 per person for Friends of the Museum

£5 (suggested donation) per person for Online attendees

NEW – Watch Online!

Unable to make it to Warwick? We are also pleased to offer an online viewing option, allowing you to watch the talk live from home.

For those who are unable to attend in person because of distance or other commitments, you can join us online for a small donation. We recommend a £5 donation, which will help support the ongoing work of the Museum.

Book your place:

To book a place head over to our Eventbrite page

If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact the museum at curator@qrhmuseum.com or you can phone them on 01926 506266.

Forecast of Events:

18th of February 2027 – GCSE Poetry Workshop at the museum

7th of October 2027 – Poetry & War at the museum (talk & day event with competition)

Events that you may have missed:

We’d love to hear your stories, or experiences, about your time with the serving regiment, or one of our antecedent regiments.

Stories can relate to, but are not limited to:

* your experiences whilst serving;
* family life, home or overseas;
* places you enjoy visiting;
* or, photos of 5 objects that mean something to you and tell the story of who you are.

Your stories will be used as inspiration for future exhibitions, or even feature in the “articles” section.

You can send your entries in a range of formats such as photographs, artwork, drawings, in writing or via a short video.

To submit your stories, in the first instance, please phone the Curator on: 01926 506226.

Please note: By submitting any creative work or inspiration to this campaign, you are giving permission for your work to be used in future exhibitions and to be shared on the website.

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