In 1943, Lord Louis Mountbatten was appointed World War II Supreme Allied Commander in Southeast Asia.
One of Lord Mountbatten's twin grandsons and a 15-year-old local boy also died in the explosion.
BBC: Files show US-UK tensions over Northern Ireland in 1979
In 1947, Princess Elizabeth, heir to the British throne, married Prince Philip Mountbatten at Westminster Abbey.
The restrictions are also in place at Princess Anne Hospital and Countess Mountbatten House hospice.
Lord Mountbatten was a champion of Sir Christopher Cockerell's hovercraft and was on board the first cross-Solent SR.
Settling into one of the carved lounge chairs, you peruse vintage photos of earlier guests (Mountbatten, Elizabeth II).
The murder of Lord Mountbatten by the IRA on 27 August 1979 sparked shock and anger around the world.
BBC: Files show US-UK tensions over Northern Ireland in 1979
Councillor Roger Mazillius knew Lord Mountbatten from the time when he was installed as freeman of Medina Borough in 1979.
"President Carter's message is notable for making no reference to the circumstances of Lord Mountbatten's death, " said a Foreign Office official.
BBC: Files show US-UK tensions over Northern Ireland in 1979
He was instead mentored by an uncle, Lord Mountbatten, and dispatched to a series of boarding schools in England, Germany and Scotland.
The defendant passed around business cards announcing himself as the 13th Baronet of England and once used the name Mountbatten, he said.
Four people, including two children, died when the IRA detonated a bomb on Lord Mountbatten's boat off the coast of Sligo 30 years ago.
There is a helpline for Lloyds TSB investors - 0845 845 8822 - or they can write to: Customer Relations, Lloyds TSB, Mountbatten House, Chatham ME4 4JF.
Between 1979 and 1982 Nicholas was a BBC reporter in Northern Ireland, working on major stories such as the assassination of Earl Mountbatten and the IRA hunger strikes.
The National Archives files show the murder of Lord Mountbatten by the IRA in 1979 did not prompt the response from the US that the UK had hoped for.
BBC: Files show US-UK tensions over Northern Ireland in 1979
The new baby will not be given the title of Her Royal Highness, but will instead be known as Lady (with the chosen Christian name) Windsor or possibly Mountbatten-Windsor.
The Earl Mountbatten Hospice is one of the institutions on the island which bears his name - it is the only hospice on the Isle of Wight and cares for over 800 patients facing life-threatening conditions every year.
Even if you are not a hotel guest, drop by and enjoy high tea in the place where leaders like Gandhi, Nehru, Jinna and Mountbatten met to map out the future of the country upon its independence from England in 1947.
Mr Cundall has spent the last 17 years trying to discover the truth of claims that unused, unassembled Spitfires were packed into crates and buried by the RAF at sites in Burma on the orders of Lord Mountbatten at the end of the war in 1945.
Nehru agreed, and so did the outgoing British Viceroy, Lord Louis Mountbatten. (A pragmatist, Mountbatten noted that Kashmir was more closely linked, through religion and geography, to Pakistan than India.) As a result, the maharajah was asked to sign only a treaty of temporary accession to India.
British campaigner David Cundall has spent the last 17 years trying to discover the truth of claims that unused, unassembled Spitfires were packed into crates and buried by the RAF at sites in Burma on the orders of Lord Mountbatten at the end of the war in 1945.
Within a few decades of its founding in 1815, members used the blackball to nix the hopes of candidates who included the Lord Chancellor of England, Lord Mountbatten and Sir Thomas Lipton, one of the greatest yachtsmen of the 20th century. (All eventually got in, the first two after royal intervention and Lipton only after he was in his 70s).
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