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524 crew that went down on HMS HAWKE in 1914. They were part of the squadron in the Shetland/Norway blockade and were completing a Mail run. They were lagging behind and to catch up didn’t zig-zag. They were torpedoed by U-9.
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Royal Navy escorts new Russian warship through the English Channel, the Admiral Gorshkov-class frigate Admiral Golovko.
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USS Harry S Truman UNREP with MSC Sealift USNS Arctic at NATO NeptuneaStrike exercise in US Navy Europe.
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RN Gibraltar Squadron, HMS Cutlass and HMS Dagger in company with Diving Support Boat off Gibraltar this morning.
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Festival of Remembrance, Royal Albert Hall, London.
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On this day 110 yrs ago in 1914, HMAS Sydney won the Australian Navy first battle honour destroying the German ship Emden in the Indian Ocean. Her Royal Navy Captain, John Glossop, ran Emden aground after the battle. Sydney’s mast and Emdens deck gun are now Australian monuments.
USS Harry E Yarnell (DG 17) and destroyer USS Comte De Grasse (DD 974) moored in Norfolk.
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Close encounter. HMS Northumberland, HMS Dragon, & HMS Queen Elizabeth.
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HMS St. Albans has completed its Material and Safety Check (MASC) before starting Basic Operational Sea Training (BOST).
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Arkies Naval News and Photos 