The Naval Historical Society of Australia (NHSA) has developed three very successful harbour cruises developed and delivered by a team of volunteers. The cruises are unique in that they provide the history of the Navy and cruise around Navy bases (past and present) and include the history of the harbour. A commentary is supported by images on TVs on each deck of MV BENNELONG.

More information on the cruises can be found on the NHSA website.

We need volunteers to support the cruises. This can be done from home or the Society's office in Garden Island Dockyard where Australia's warships are supported. The ability to work in this environment which includes the Captain Cook Graving Dock is a unique opportunity.

You will be invited to join the cruises so you know what you are promoting. A cruise on Sydney Harbour a sunny day is something rather special. Supporting the cruises can be done by all means; phone, e-mail, social media and web based applications etc.

If you would like to join a team of enthusiastic volunteers to market the cruises, for more information you can the Naval Historical Society, the email address will be provided in a return email you will receive when applying online or call Noel Phelan, 0402 158 590.

Benefits:

• Meet and work with other volunteers who have a broad range of experience and skills used to deliver Navy history cruises on Sydney Harbour and other services to the community.

*Communicate with representatives from a broad cross section of community based organisations undertaking Society cruises.

*Join a cruise at any time to support the cruise commentators.

*Enjoy other volunteer benefits such as ship visits, tours of the Garden Island Dockyard also conducted by the Society and other events as they arise.

*Opportunities to experience or participate in other aspects of the Society's business such as archives, research, writing, bookkeeping and online sales.

*Access to the Garden Island Defence Precinct which is rarely seen by others