November 2016 the Ministry of Defence published A Better Defence Estate, which indicates that the HMS Nelson Wardroom will be disposed of by 2021. : a Royal Naval Reserve unit located in the renovated "Semaphore Tower". : Whale Island, Portsmouth (includes Navy Command Headquarters together with a front-line Naval Training establishment operated by Babcock International (with all catering, front of house, cleaning and hotel services sub-contracted to Compass Group plc)). The name was formerly attached to the barracks and other facilities of the RN Gunnery Establishment (based on the island from 1891 to 1985); these now form part of the training base. HMS Temeraire: Burnaby Road, Portsmouth. Training of Naval Physical Training Instructors and sports grounds and facilities for Portsmouth-based personnel. RN School of Physical Training has been known as Temeraire since 1971, and moved to its current site in 1988. : Fareham. Naval training provided mainly under contract to Babcock International (catering and cleaning services are sub-contracted to Sodexo). Commissioned in 1940 as a training establishment for 'new entry' seamen, it later housed the RN School of Electrical Engineering, but serves today as headquarters of the Maritime Warfare School. : Gosport. Naval (and tri-service) training, home of the centre of excellence for mechanical and electrical engineering. Naval training provided mainly under contract to Babcock International (catering and cleaning services are sub-contracted to Sodexo); opened on this site in 1956. Decommissioned : Now MOD Southwick Park—Tri-Service Defence School of Policing and Guarding diesel electric submarine base—Now MOD Fort Blockhouse HM Gun Wharf, later torpedo and mines establishment — Now in civilian use as Gunwharf Quays HMS Daedalus Fleet Air Arm base Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar Eastney Barracks (Royal Marine Artillery barracks 1867–1923, Royal Marines barracks 1923–1995) — converted into housing. Forton Barracks (Royal Marine Light Infantry barracks 1848–1923, then boys' training establishment until 1968) — Now in civilian use as St Vincent College Royal Clarence Victualling Yard, Gosport RNAD Gosport: a composite site which included: RNAD Priddy's Hard (1776) gunpowder storage and shell-filling facility. Closed 1988 — now Explosion! Museum of Naval Firepower RNAD Bedenham (1908) gunpowder stores were moved here from Priddy's Hard (judged to be dangerously close to the Dockyard). RNAD Elson (now part of DM Gosport) RNAD Frater (now part of DM Gosport) RNAD Marchwood (1811) closed 1961 – Converted for housing and use by Marchwood Yacht Club Haslar Gunboat Yard (opened 1859, closed 1973) : RN