And that put paid to Prince Charles getting on her, because it wasn't going to happen from then.' The Mary Rose was a war ship in Henry VIII's 'Army by Sea', built in Portsmouth. Launched in 1511 ...

The Mary Rose was recovered ... in 1982 was King Charles III, then Prince of Wales. He was present alongside Albert Granville, who owned the crane which lifted the ship when the vessel was recovered.

The royal couple visited the new Mary Rose museum in Portsmouth Prince Charles has toured the Mary ... The foundation stone for the ship's museum was laid by Prince Harry in 2011.

The Mary Rose, a carrack-style, four-masted sailing ship, was King Henry VIII's favorite ... million people watched the event on live TV. Prince Charles (now King Charles III) was able to get ...

The then Prince of Wales - now King Charles III - became President of the Mary Rose Trust in 1979, formed in part to bring the ship to the surface and preserve her for the nation, and had been a ...

But he did love one thing: the Mary Rose ... the ship was first discovered near Solent in 1971. In 1982, the ancient hull was raised out of 50 feet of water, with Prince Charles even donning ...

A ceremony was held earlier at the spot where the ship sank to ... which King Charles - then Prince of Wales - had taken a keen personal interest in. Mary Rose has been called a "Tudor time ...

1510 - The ship ... Mary Rose - like a snapshot of Tudor military life - lay undisturbed on the seabed. Even though many items from the wreck were raised by early pioneering divers John and ...

In 1982, he was an instrumental part of the team who raised the wreck of the Mary Rose, watching the ... for Dobbs was taking King Charles, then HRH the Prince of Wales, five times during the ...

Jack Royston is Newsweek's Chief Royal Correspondent based in London, U.K. He reports on the British royal family—including King Charles III, Prince ... a tour of the Mary Rose Museum on a ...