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Commissioning Ceremony Of INS Mahe In Mumbai
A view of INS Mahe, the first Mahe-class Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW-SWC), ahead of its commissioning at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai, India, on November 24, 2025. (Photo by Indranil Aditya/NurPhoto) -
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Commissioning Ceremony Of INS Mahe In Mumbai
A view of INS Mahe, the first Mahe-class Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW-SWC), ahead of its commissioning at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai, India, on November 24, 2025. (Photo by Indranil Aditya/NurPhoto) -
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Commissioning Ceremony Of INS Mahe In Mumbai
A view of INS Mahe, the first Mahe-class Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW-SWC), ahead of its commissioning at the Naval Dockyard in Mumbai, India, on November 24, 2025. (Photo by Indranil Aditya/NurPhoto) -
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Autonomous warship for US Navy
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A catamaran-like unmanned warship has been developed for the US navy.
The BlackSea MASC has bolt-on accessories for different missions including anti-submarine and surface to surface warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance gathering, logistics and infrastructure monitoring, combat strikes and laying or destroying mines.
It has an 83 m² deck area that can handle standard shipping containers weighing up to 30 tonnes.
The US defence company BlackSea Technologies says it is easy to modify the MASC for specific missions simply by bolting a suitable container or module to the deck and hooking it up to a below deck power generator.
It has twin hulls to help with operating in all weather conditions and for speed.
It has a top speed of 25 knots / 46 km/h and long range speed of 10 knots /18.5 km/h and an operational range of 3,000 nautical miles/ 5,556 km with a 10,000-nautical-mile / 18,520-km extended self-deployment range.
OPS: The BlackSea Technologies autonomous MASC warship.
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Autonomous warship for US Navy
Ferrari Press Agency
Autonomous 1
Ref 17164
29/09/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: BlackSea Technologies
A catamaran-like unmanned warship has been developed for the US navy.
The BlackSea MASC has bolt-on accessories for different missions including anti-submarine and surface to surface warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance gathering, logistics and infrastructure monitoring, combat strikes and laying or destroying mines.
It has an 83 m² deck area that can handle standard shipping containers weighing up to 30 tonnes.
The US defence company BlackSea Technologies says it is easy to modify the MASC for specific missions simply by bolting a suitable container or module to the deck and hooking it up to a below deck power generator.
It has twin hulls to help with operating in all weather conditions and for speed.
It has a top speed of 25 knots / 46 km/h and long range speed of 10 knots /18.5 km/h and an operational range of 3,000 nautical miles/ 5,556 km with a 10,000-nautical-mile / 18,520-km extended self-deployment range.
OPS: The BlackSea Technologies autonomous MASC warship.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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HMS Bristol scrapped, Portsmouth, UK.
Former Royal Navy destroyer HMS Bristol, under tow, passes aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth (R), as she leaves Portsmouth harbour under tow for Turkey where she will be scrapped. The Type 82 warship sailed with the Royal Navy task force in the South Atlantic during the 1982 Falklands War. Veterans from that conflict watched from The Round Tower and other vantage points as she left Portsmouth for the last time.
11/06/2025.
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
Magnus Olofsson and Jenny Lind at the Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
Magnus Olofsson and Jenny Lind at the Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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'We have a lot of cracks': Swedes seek to save Vasa warship - again
Sweden's most popular tourist attraction, the Vasa warship a 17th-century vessel that foundered minutes after launch, needs another financial rescue.
The vessel, however, now faces a fresh challenge to its survival as its conservators warn it is at risk of collapse if it does not get a new 150m kroner (£11.8m) support structure.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
20.12.2023
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USS Gerald R Ford arrives in Portsmouth
14/11/2022. Gosport, UK.
A police launch patrols around American aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford moored in the Solent off Gosport in Hampshire. The world's largest aircraft carrier is too big to enter the harbour and will anchor in the Solent off Gosport. The 333m long ,100,000 tons displacement giant warship is bigger and longer than HMS Queen Elizabeth at 284m.
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USS Gerald R Ford arrives in Portsmouth
14/11/2022. Gosport, UK.
A paddle boarder passes American aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford moored in the Solent off Gosport in Hampshire. The world's largest aircraft carrier is too big to enter the harbour and will anchor in the Solent off Gosport. The 333m long ,100,000 tons displacement giant warship is bigger and longer than HMS Queen Elizabeth at 284m.
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USS Gerald R Ford arrives in Portsmouth
14/11/2022. Gosport, UK.
American aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford is seen in the Solent as she arrives off Gosport in Hampshire. The world's largest aircraft carrier is too big to enter the harbour and will anchor in the Solent off Gosport. The 333m long ,100,000 tons displacement giant warship is bigger and longer than HMS Queen Elizabeth at 284m.
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USS Gerald R Ford arrives in Portsmouth
14/11/2022. Gosport, UK.
Fighter aircraft are visible on deck as American aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford arrives in the Solent off Gosport in Hampshire. The world's largest aircraft carrier is too big to enter the harbour and will anchor in the Solent off Gosport. The 333m long ,100,000 tons displacement giant warship is bigger and longer than HMS Queen Elizabeth at 284m.
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USS Gerald R Ford arrives in Portsmouth
14/11/2022. Gosport, UK.
Golfers play on as American aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford arrives in the Solent off Gosport in Hampshire. The world's largest aircraft carrier is too big to enter the harbour and will anchor in the Solent off Gosport. The 333m long ,100,000 tons displacement giant warship is bigger and longer than HMS Queen Elizabeth at 284m.
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USS Gerald R Ford arrives in Portsmouth
14/11/2022. Gosport, UK.
Golfers tee-off at The Gosport & Stokes Bay Golf Club as American aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford arrives in the Solent off Gosport in Hampshire. The world's largest aircraft carrier is too big to enter the harbour and will anchor in the Solent off Gosport. The 333m long ,100,000 tons displacement giant warship is bigger and longer than HMS Queen Elizabeth at 284m.
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USS Gerald R Ford arrives in Portsmouth
14/11/2022. Gosport, UK.
Golfers play on as American aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford arrives in the Solent off Gosport in Hampshire. The world's largest aircraft carrier is too big to enter the harbour and will anchor in the Solent off Gosport. The 333m long ,100,000 tons displacement giant warship is bigger and longer than HMS Queen Elizabeth at 284m.
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NEWS - Ein NATO-Schiff auf dem Weg durch den Stockholmer Schärengarten
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Urban Andersson/TT/Shutterstock (12864859e)
A NATO ship on its way through the Stockholm archipelago after a visit to Stockholm, Swedenm, March 24, 2022. Picture: Lithuanian warship M-06
NATO Ship, Sweden - 24 Mar 2022
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NEWS - Ein NATO-Schiff auf dem Weg durch den Stockholmer Schärengarten
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Urban Andersson/TT/Shutterstock (12864859f)
A NATO ship on its way through the Stockholm archipelago after a visit to Stockholm, Swedenm, March 24, 2022. Picture: Lithuanian warship M-06
NATO Ship, Sweden - 24 Mar 2022
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NEWS - Ein NATO-Schiff auf dem Weg durch den Stockholmer Schärengarten
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Urban Andersson/TT/Shutterstock (12864859b)
A NATO ship on its way through the Stockholm archipelago after a visit to Stockholm, Swedenm, March 24, 2022. Picture: German warship Elbe A511
NATO Ship, Sweden - 24 Mar 2022
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NEWS - Ein NATO-Schiff auf dem Weg durch den Stockholmer Schärengarten
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Urban Andersson/TT/Shutterstock (12864859d)
A NATO ship on its way through the Stockholm archipelago after a visit to Stockholm, Swedenm, March 24, 2022. Picture: Lithuanian warship M54
NATO Ship, Sweden - 24 Mar 2022
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NEWS - Ein NATO-Schiff auf dem Weg durch den Stockholmer Schärengarten
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Urban Andersson/TT/Shutterstock (12864859a)
A NATO ship on its way through the Stockholm archipelago after a visit to Stockholm, Swedenm, March 24, 2022. Picture: German warship Rhein (A513)
NATO Ship, Sweden - 24 Mar 2022
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NEWS - Ein NATO-Schiff auf dem Weg durch den Stockholmer Schärengarten
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Urban Andersson/TT/Shutterstock (12864859c)
A NATO ship on its way through the Stockholm archipelago after a visit to Stockholm, Swedenm, March 24, 2022. Picture: Lithuanian warship M54
NATO Ship, Sweden - 24 Mar 2022
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Video Shows Explosion On Russian Ship In Berdyansk
This footage, posted online by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Thursday (24March2022) claims to show an explosion and fire on the large Russian paratrooper ship "Orsk" of the Black Sea Fleet, in the captured port city of Berdyansk in Southern Ukraine.
Video of the ship unloading an armoured personnel carrier was previously broadcast by Zvezda, a TV station run by the Russian government.
Berdyansk was captured on 27 February 2022. The ports of Mariupol, Skadovsk and Kherson have all been seized by the Russians, according to reports.
Where: Berdyansk, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Ukraine
When: 24 Mar 2022
Credit: Armed Forces of Ukraine/Cover Images
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Video Shows Explosion On Russian Ship In Berdyansk
This footage, posted online by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Thursday (24March2022) claims to show an explosion and fire on the large Russian paratrooper ship "Orsk" of the Black Sea Fleet, in the captured port city of Berdyansk in Southern Ukraine.
Video of the ship unloading an armoured personnel carrier was previously broadcast by Zvezda, a TV station run by the Russian government.
Berdyansk was captured on 27 February 2022. The ports of Mariupol, Skadovsk and Kherson have all been seized by the Russians, according to reports.
Where: Berdyansk, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Ukraine
When: 24 Mar 2022
Credit: Armed Forces of Ukraine/Cover Images
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Video Shows Explosion On Russian Ship In Berdyansk
This footage, posted online by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Thursday (24March2022) claims to show an explosion and fire on the large Russian paratrooper ship "Orsk" of the Black Sea Fleet, in the captured port city of Berdyansk in Southern Ukraine.
Video of the ship unloading an armoured personnel carrier was previously broadcast by Zvezda, a TV station run by the Russian government.
Berdyansk was captured on 27 February 2022. The ports of Mariupol, Skadovsk and Kherson have all been seized by the Russians, according to reports.
Where: Berdyansk, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Ukraine
When: 24 Mar 2022
Credit: Armed Forces of Ukraine/Cover Images
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HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth
HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth Harbour. The Royal Navy flagship has been on her maiden deployment since may 22nd where she worked all over the world, working alongside allies in the Pacific, the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean.
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HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth
HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth Harbour. The Royal Navy flagship has been on her maiden deployment since may 22nd where she worked all over the world, working alongside allies in the Pacific, the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean.
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HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth
HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth Harbour. The Royal Navy flagship has been on her maiden deployment since may 22nd where she worked all over the world, working alongside allies in the Pacific, the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean.
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HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth
HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth Harbour. The Royal Navy flagship has been on her maiden deployment since may 22nd where she worked all over the world, working alongside allies in the Pacific, the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean.
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HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth
HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to Portsmouth Harbour. The Royal Navy flagship has been on her maiden deployment since may 22nd where she worked all over the world, working alongside allies in the Pacific, the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean.
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The best of Defence Imagery in 2021
Best of UK Defence Imagery 2021.
There was double delight for destroyers Defender and Diamond as the warships received a warm welcome from families after a landmark deployment.
The two ships sailed into Portsmouth Naval Base 60 minutes apart ¨ñ and a few hours ahead of the nationís flagship, aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth, which they accompanied for most of the past seven months.
The duo left the city in May, part of a nine-ship force ñ seven of them British ñ with the flagship at the centre on its maiden deployment to the Pacific Rim and back.
Both Type 45 warships formed part of the defensive ring of ships formed around the carrier, fulfilling their principal role, watching out for aerial threats.
But there were also opportunities at times to break away from the core task group and operate independently or with allies, such as Defenderís extremely high-profile patrol of the Black Sea in June.
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Rodney Morgan-Giles is handing over the Captain’s pennant to Nigel Steel - head of content on HMS Belfast and IWM curator.
Rodney Morgan-Giles handing over the Captain's pennant to Nigel Steel - head of content on HMS Belfast and IWM curator.
The 21st of October 2021 marks 50 years since HMS Belfast opened to the public for the first time ñ after its final commission the ship was initially earmarked for the scrap heap but was thankfully saved by the ship's former Captain, Rear Admiral Sir Morgan Morgan-Giles MP, who formed the HMS Belfast Trust which in turn launched ëOperation Seahorse' and successfully convinced the British government to turn Belfast over to the Trust who made the necessary arrangements to bring it to London.
The son and daughter of Captain Morgan-Giles visit the ship to donate the pennant which flew when their father was Captain of the ship during its final commission.
HMS Belfast
River Thames, London, Great Britain
21st October 2021
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Rodney Morgan-Giles is handing over the Captain’s pennant to Nigel Steel - head of content on HMS Belfast and IWM curator.
Rodney Morgan-Giles handing over the Captain's pennant to Nigel Steel - head of content on HMS Belfast and IWM curator.
The 21st of October 2021 marks 50 years since HMS Belfast opened to the public for the first time ñ after its final commission the ship was initially earmarked for the scrap heap but was thankfully saved by the ship's former Captain, Rear Admiral Sir Morgan Morgan-Giles MP, who formed the HMS Belfast Trust which in turn launched ëOperation Seahorse' and successfully convinced the British government to turn Belfast over to the Trust who made the necessary arrangements to bring it to London.
The son and daughter of Captain Morgan-Giles visit the ship to donate the pennant which flew when their father was Captain of the ship during its final commission.
HMS Belfast
River Thames, London, Great Britain
21st October 2021
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Rodney Morgan-Giles is handing over the Captain’s pennant to Nigel Steel - head of content on HMS Belfast and IWM curator.
Rodney Morgan-Giles with the Captain's pennant
The 21st of October 2021 marks 50 years since HMS Belfast opened to the public for the first time ñ after its final commission the ship was initially earmarked for the scrap heap but was thankfully saved by the ship's former Captain, Rear Admiral Sir Morgan Morgan-Giles MP, who formed the HMS Belfast Trust which in turn launched ëOperation Seahorse' and successfully convinced the British government to turn Belfast over to the Trust who made the necessary arrangements to bring it to London.
The son and daughter of Captain Morgan-Giles visit the ship to donate the pennant which flew when their father was Captain of the ship during its final commission.
HMS Belfast
River Thames, London, Great Britain
21st October 2021
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Rodney Morgan-Giles is handing over the Captain’s pennant to Nigel Steel - head of content on HMS Belfast and IWM curator.
Rodney Morgan-Giles handing over the Captain's pennant to Nigel Steel - head of content on HMS Belfast and IWM curator.
The 21st of October 2021 marks 50 years since HMS Belfast opened to the public for the first time ñ after its final commission the ship was initially earmarked for the scrap heap but was thankfully saved by the ship's former Captain, Rear Admiral Sir Morgan Morgan-Giles MP, who formed the HMS Belfast Trust which in turn launched ëOperation Seahorse' and successfully convinced the British government to turn Belfast over to the Trust who made the necessary arrangements to bring it to London.
The son and daughter of Captain Morgan-Giles visit the ship to donate the pennant which flew when their father was Captain of the ship during its final commission.
HMS Belfast
River Thames, London, Great Britain
21st October 2021
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