First SOLAS Convention Signed
Chairs the conference that produces the first International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea in response to Titanic.
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Chairs the conference that produces the first International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea in response to Titanic.
Helps establish the international system for ice observation and patrol intended to warn North Atlantic shipping about dangerous ice.
Helps establish international standards for lifeboats and other life-saving appliances through the first SOLAS Convention.
Helps establish international requirements for radio equipment on passenger ships so distress communications can be received and transmitted.
Helps establish international construction requirements addressing watertight bulkheads and passenger-ship subdivision.
Churchills proposals to increase Naval expenditure split the cabinet
Churchills proposals to increase Naval expenditure split the cabinet
Birth of Alan Hodgkin
Churchills proposals in cabinet to increase Naval expenditure are accepted
Churchills proposals in cabinet to increase Naval expenditure are accepted
The Admiralty's Sopwith Sociable associated with Churchill makes its first flight at Brooklands.
Inspects Sopwith Aviation during his continuing effort to understand and encourage naval aviation.
Explains a supplementary naval estimate to the House of Commons and defends the additional expenditure.
Presents the Navy Estimates for 1914-15 and explains Admiralty policy and construction commitments.
Answers Commons questions on the number of completed British dreadnoughts.
Answers Commons questions about the disposition of Royal Navy forces.
Answers Commons questions concerning German naval estimates and comparative naval strength.
Answers Commons questions concerning HMS Iron Duke during discussion of the naval programme.
Answers parliamentary questions concerning the Royal Naval Museum at Greenwich.
Addresses Commons questions about Canadian ships and their relationship to Imperial naval policy.
Provides comparative information on British and foreign dreadnought strength.
Defends Admiralty policy concerning guns carried by merchant steamships.
Answers Commons questions concerning Royal Navy warship movements.
Takes part in Commons discussion concerning the relationship between civil authority and military forces.
Succeeds Seely at the War Office during the Curragh crisis and threat of Irish civil conflict.
Successor to Seely during the "Curragh Mutiny" & threat of Irish civil war
Appointed Secretary of State for War
Temporarily assumes the War Office during the Curragh crisis.
Alec Guinness is born as Alec Guinness de Cuffe
Responds in the Commons during an inquiry into reported naval and military movements.
Resigns as Chief of the Imperial General Staff after the Curragh Mutiny
Resigns as Chief of the Imperial General Staff after the Curragh Mutiny
Answers Commons questions about piracy and British naval responsibilities in Chinese waters.
Answers parliamentary questions about the Royal Flying Corps and naval aviation responsibilities.
Answers Commons questions on the Admiralty's growing use of oil fuel.
Provides parliamentary information concerning wages paid within naval establishments.
Answers parliamentary questions concerning conditions affecting petty officers and seamen.
Answers parliamentary questions concerning submarine accidents and naval safety.
Answers parliamentary questions concerning HMS Chatham.
Answers Commons questions about the Austro-Hungarian naval programme.
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