During WWII, naval convoys were essential in keeping Britain supplied with food, fuel, and materials. Facing relentless attacks from enemy submarines and aircraft, sailors of the Royal Navy, Merchant Navy, Wrens, and Dockyard Workers played a critical role in the war effort.

To preserve these untold stories, Legasee recorded over 50 interviews with veterans who served in the convoys. Thanks to funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund, these testimonies are free to view and form part of a permanent exhibition at The Historic Dockyard Chatham, highlighting the ongoing importance of maritime trade.

The project also engaged volunteers and school children from Luton Junior School in Chatham, providing interactive workshops and first-hand accounts from veterans. Through these efforts, Keeping Britain Afloat ensures that the courage and dedication of those who kept Britain supplied during wartime are never forgotten.