Duncan Redford is Senior Research Fellow in Modern Naval History at the National Museum of the Royal Navy (NMRN). He previously held a Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellowships at the Centre for Maritime Historical Studies, University of Exeter and is the author of The Submarine: A Cultural History from the Great War to Nuclear Combat (I.B.Tauris). He is the General Editor of the History of the Royal Navy series, published by I.B.Tauris in association with the National Museum of the Royal Navy.

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• Introduction Duncan RedfordPart I. Navies and National Identity:The Naval Hero and British National Identity 1707-1750 James Davey2.It? Masanori, the Imperial Navy and Japan’s Post-war National IdentityAlessio Patalano3.The Royal Navy, Sea Blindness and British National Identity Duncan RedfordPart II. The Sea and Regional Identities.4.Like the Crew of a Ship: The Sea and Identity in Modern Messina Guiseppe Restifo5.The Bridge, the River and the Ocean Sea: Concepts of Space in the Seventeenth-Century London Maritime Community Richard J. Blakemore6.The Small Country as a Maritime Great Power: The Case of Norway Tom Kristiansen and Roald Gjelsten7.Regional Voices: National Causes 1930-1945 Victoria CarolanPart III. Corporate Identities in the Naval and Maritime Sector8.The Other Side of an Amphibian’s Identity: British Marines on Land, 1755-1802 Britt Zerbe9.Untergang and the Corporate Identity of the Imperial German Navy in the World War IMark JonesPart IV. The Sea and the Identity of the Individual Seafarer.10.Defying Conformity: Using Tattoos to Express Individuality in the Victorian Royal Navy Cori Convertito-Farrar11.They Thought they were Normal – and Queens too: Gay Seafarers on British Liners 1950-1985 Jo StanleyPart V. Navies and Imperial Identities.12.From Trafalgar to Santiago: The Spanish Navy and National Identity in Nineteenth-Century Spain Carlos Alfaro Zaforteza13.‘Of the Blood of Sea Peoples’: Navalism and ‘Greater Britain’ 1897-1914 John C. Mitcham14.Identifying ‘Seagoing Races’: Britain’s Colonial Naval Volunteers and the Forging of Identity during World War IIDaniel Spence

Duncan Redford is Senior Research Fellow in Modern Naval History at the National Museum of the Royal Navy (NMRN). He previously held a Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellowships at the Centre for Maritime Historical Studies, University of Exeter and is the author of The Submarine: A Cultural History from the Great War to Nuclear Combat (I.B.Tauris). He is the General Editor of the History of the Royal Navy series, published by I.B.Tauris in association with the National Museum of the Royal Navy.

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• Introduction Duncan RedfordPart I. Navies and National Identity:The Naval Hero and British National Identity 1707-1750 James Davey2.It? Masanori, the Imperial Navy and Japan’s Post-war National IdentityAlessio Patalano3.The Royal Navy, Sea Blindness and British National Identity Duncan RedfordPart II. The Sea and Regional Identities.4.Like the Crew of a Ship: The Sea and Identity in Modern Messina Guiseppe Restifo5.The Bridge, the River and the Ocean Sea: Concepts of Space in the Seventeenth-Century London Maritime Community Richard J. Blakemore6.The Small Country as a Maritime Great Power: The Case of Norway Tom Kristiansen and Roald Gjelsten7.Regional Voices: National Causes 1930-1945 Victoria CarolanPart III. Corporate Identities in the Naval and Maritime Sector8.The Other Side of an Amphibian’s Identity: British Marines on Land, 1755-1802 Britt Zerbe9.Untergang and the Corporate Identity of the Imperial German Navy in the World War IMark JonesPart IV. The Sea and the Identity of the Individual Seafarer.10.Defying Conformity: Using Tattoos to Express Individuality in the Victorian Royal Navy Cori Convertito-Farrar11.They Thought they were Normal – and Queens too: Gay Seafarers on British Liners 1950-1985 Jo StanleyPart V. Navies and Imperial Identities.12.From Trafalgar to Santiago: The Spanish Navy and National Identity in Nineteenth-Century Spain Carlos Alfaro Zaforteza13.‘Of the Blood of Sea Peoples’: Navalism and ‘Greater Britain’ 1897-1914 John C. Mitcham14.Identifying ‘Seagoing Races’: Britain’s Colonial Naval Volunteers and the Forging of Identity during World War IIDaniel Spence

Duncan Redford is Senior Research Fellow in Modern Naval History at the National Museum of the Royal Navy (NMRN). He previously held a Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellowships at the Centre for Maritime Historical Studies, University of Exeter and is the author of The Submarine: A Cultural History from the Great War to Nuclear Combat (I.B.Tauris). He is the General Editor of the History of the Royal Navy series, published by I.B.Tauris in association with the National Museum of the Royal Navy.

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• Introduction Duncan RedfordPart I. Navies and National Identity:The Naval Hero and British National Identity 1707-1750 James Davey2.It? Masanori, the Imperial Navy and Japan’s Post-war National IdentityAlessio Patalano3.The Royal Navy, Sea Blindness and British National Identity Duncan RedfordPart II. The Sea and Regional Identities.4.Like the Crew of a Ship: The Sea and Identity in Modern Messina Guiseppe Restifo5.The Bridge, the River and the Ocean Sea: Concepts of Space in the Seventeenth-Century London Maritime Community Richard J. Blakemore6.The Small Country as a Maritime Great Power: The Case of Norway Tom Kristiansen and Roald Gjelsten7.Regional Voices: National Causes 1930-1945 Victoria CarolanPart III. Corporate Identities in the Naval and Maritime Sector8.The Other Side of an Amphibian’s Identity: British Marines on Land, 1755-1802 Britt Zerbe9.Untergang and the Corporate Identity of the Imperial German Navy in the World War IMark JonesPart IV. The Sea and the Identity of the Individual Seafarer.10.Defying Conformity: Using Tattoos to Express Individuality in the Victorian Royal Navy Cori Convertito-Farrar11.They Thought they were Normal – and Queens too: Gay Seafarers on British Liners 1950-1985 Jo StanleyPart V. Navies and Imperial Identities.12.From Trafalgar to Santiago: The Spanish Navy and National Identity in Nineteenth-Century Spain Carlos Alfaro Zaforteza13.‘Of the Blood of Sea Peoples’: Navalism and ‘Greater Britain’ 1897-1914 John C. Mitcham14.Identifying ‘Seagoing Races’: Britain’s Colonial Naval Volunteers and the Forging of Identity during World War IIDaniel Spence