Channel age: 15 years (joined September 2010)
Royal Navy Museums subscriber count: 17,200 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 6,209,131 total views across 348 videos. Channel age: 15 years (joined September 2010).
Subscriber count
17K
Growth (7d)
-
Total views
6.2M
Videos
348
Avg views/video
18K
Subscriber growth
2026-06-25+600 over 2 days2026-08-31
About
Come Aboard Everybody's Welcome! From oak ships to jet engines, our museums and collections explore centuries of change through the people who shaped life at sea, and the world as we know it today. Our stories are told on the very ships and aircraft where history happened: places you can step inside and experience, from defining moments in time to the tough everyday realities of life on board. We're linking Navy and Nation with inspiring stories and experiences.
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Royal Navy Museums on YouTube - frequently asked questions
- What is the Royal Navy Museums subscriber count?
- Royal Navy Museums has 17,200 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
- How many views does Royal Navy Museums have?
- Royal Navy Museums has 6,209,131 total views across 348 videos.
- When did Royal Navy Museums start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
- Royal Navy Museums created its YouTube channel in September 2010. The channel is 15 years old. Searches for Royal Navy Museums age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
- What does Royal Navy Museums make videos about?
- Royal Navy Museums is classified under Crypto in our directory. About: "Come Aboard Everybody's Welcome! From oak ships to jet engines, our museums and collections explore centuries of change through the people who shaped life at sea, and the world as we know it today. ".