For several seconds, he just gave her a very flat look at her remark about it belonging in a museum. "Aye, that's right.' He then said after the pause. "The Prower-Graves were Royal Navy men, helping Britannia rule the waves right up until the service was folded into the EDF. And more than that, they were proud to be Battleship men, all the way from the launching of<em>Warrior</em>back in 1860, right up to the decommissioning of<em>Vanguard</em>in 1960, hitting the big names along the way, like<em>Devestation</em>,<em>Dreadnought</em>,<em>Queen Elisabeth</em>,<em>Hood</em>,<em>King George V</em>, and many others." he said with a note of pride in his voice. "We fought for King and Country everywhere, Jutland, Dogger Bank, North Cape, you name it." he smiled, before his face fell. "And now, here I am." he shrugged.