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shortly before dark. The
Japanese attacks were almost entirely ineffectual, with no ship reporting anything more than shrapnel damage. In return, allied anti-aircraft fire was moderately effective with most of the attacking bombers damaged by shrapnel. In addition, one G4M crashed while attempting to
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at the end of her propulsion machinery rooms were 3.5 inches (89 mm) thick. The top of the magazines were protected by 5.5 inches (140 mm) of armour and their ends were 4.375 inches (111 mm) thick. The lower deck over the machinery spaces and steering gear had a thickness of 1.5 inches
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s torpedoes forced him to turn away at 06:37 to evade them. Her second torpedo attack at 06:43 was also unsuccessful. In the meanwhile, Langsdorff had switched his main guns back to the heavy cruiser and scored several more hits. They knocked out 'A' turret, started a fire amidships that damaged the
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scored a direct hit on 'B' turret that knocked it out of action and shrapnel from the hit killed all of the bridge personnel except three. Bell, wounded in the face, transferred to the aft conning position to continue the battle. His ship was hit twice more shortly afterwards, but her powerplant was
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was able to reach a speed of 26 knots (48 km/h; 30 mph) before the first hit on her detonated in her 'A', or forward, boiler room and catastrophically knocked out all power around 11:20. Now defenseless as no guns could train or traverse, and wanting to save as many lives as he could, and
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primarily spent time on 'working up' exercises, however she also conducted several patrols in northern waters, one on which she stopped in
Iceland to refuel. On 22 May she departed from Britain (for the last time as it would turn out), escorting Convoy WS-8B to Aden (Yemen) via Freetown and Durban,
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British ships spotted two of the Japanese cruisers, one of which launched its spotting floatplanes. Two others were seen closing in, and both launched their aircraft before opening fire at about 09:30. The Allied ships laid smoke and turned away to the east with the Japanese to
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three times; one shell penetrated her main armour belt and narrowly missed detonating in one of her engine rooms, but the most important of these disabled her oil-purification equipment. Without it, the ship was unlikely to be able to reach
Germany. Several days later, unable to be repaired and
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with flooding. After "Y" turret had temporarily been disabled, Bell said, "I'm going to ram the --------. It will be the end of us but it will sink him too". The turret was repaired and she remained in action until flooding disabled the machinery for "Y" turret at 07:30. At 11:07, Bell informed
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then departed for
Calcutta on the 16th to cover a small two-ship convoy that left Calcutta for Rangoon (Burma) on the 26th and 27th. After the successful completion of that duty she was then tasked to escort another ship from Calcutta to Rangoon on 6 December. However, during that convoy, on 8
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Japanese. About a quarter of them died during Japanese captivity. Her wreck was discovered in early 2007, and it was declared a war grave, but by 2016 her remains, along with other WWII wrecks, had been destroyed by illegal
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thus returned to
Colombo the next day (11 December) and spent the next two months – until almost mid-February 1942 – escorting convoys (primarily from Bombay and Colombo) bound for Singapore – which fell to the Japanese on 15 February. During this time, in early 1942,
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began listing to port, and that list was said to be at "a considerable angle" by the time the abandonment was completed. Sensing a kill, the
Japanese destroyers closed in and fired torpedoes, two of which (out of a total of 18 fired by Japanese combatants) from the
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was escorted by one Dutch and all three
British destroyers in one group and the other cruisers and the American destroyers formed the other group. The Japanese did not initially press their pursuit as they manoeuvered to use their torpedoes against the crippled
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s veteran survivors, and one of the 2007 wreck discovery dive team representing the other three dive team members. Her wreck, a
British war grave, had been destroyed by illegal salvagers by the time another expedition surveyed the site in 2016.
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was crippled early in the battle, and she did not play much of a role as she withdrew. Two days later, she attempted to escape approaching Japanese forces, but she was intercepted and sunk by Japanese ships at the beginning of March in the
1614:, but actually they missed the British destroyer. Just as his leading ships were entering harbour, he received reports of enemy ships 90 miles (140 km) to the north and Doorman ordered his ships to turn about to intercept them.
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was still able to make good speed—18 knots—though four feet down by the bows, with a list of about eight degrees to starboard, and decks covered in fuel oil and water, making movement within the ship very difficult. She made for
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was due to be recommissioned, Beckett died at Saltash Hospital from complications following exploratory surgery to repair poison gas injuries that he had received earlier in his career. His replacement was Captain
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temporarily survived the initial melee, only to be sunk a couple of hours later. Japanese B5N Type-97s armed with one 250 kg (551 lb) and four 60 kg (132 lb) bombs assisted in the sinking of
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struck a rock in poor visibility and another Dutch destroyer was tasked to take off her crew. The Japanese spotted the Allied ships around 08:00 and repeatedly attacked them. The first was a group of seven
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were added to the roof of both 'B' and 'Y' turrets, but these weapons were never installed, because of shortages in production, and lighter tripod-mounted machine guns were substituted. The pole
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had a single eight-inch and a four-inch gun available in local control, and that she could make 18 knots (33 km/h; 21 mph). Harwood ordered Bell to head to the Falklands for repair.
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formed the other, splitting the fire of the German ship. They were only partially successful as the German ship concentrated her main armament of six 283-millimetre (11.1 in) guns on
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The Japanese began launching torpedoes beginning at 17:20 at ranges of 10,000 to 18,500 yards (9,100 to 16,900 m), but they all missed. For some reason, two Japanese destroyers,
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with bombs around 10:30. The blast from a near miss badly damaged her Walrus, but the ship was only damaged by shrapnel. They were followed shortly afterwards by a group of 23
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then stayed on escort duty in the Indian Ocean (primarily off the coast of Africa) and the northern Arabian Sea (where she visited Bombay, India) until 13 October. On that day
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had her side plating extended to enclose her open main deck as far back as the fore funnel. During that same refit, her pair of fixed catapults were finally installed for her
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to assault the village of Fyzabad. The ship's marines were withdrawn on 5 July after the situation in Trinidad had stabilised, and the heavy cruiser departed immediately for
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was increased by one foot (30 cm) to compensate for increases in topweight, and her boiler uptakes were trunked backwards from the boiler rooms, allowing for straight
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on 21 February 2007. The wreck was found lying on its starboard side in Indonesian waters at a depth of about 200 feet (61 m), 90 miles (140 km) north-west of
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for emergency repairs which took until January 1940. There were rumours that she would remain in Stanley, becoming a rusting hulk, until the end of the war, but
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then bombed from high altitude. Seven more B5Ns attacked fruitlessly at 14:30; a half-dozen more followed an hour later. The final attack was made by 17
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that inflicted no damage as they dropped their bombs from high altitude. Another group of six B5Ns attacked without effect at 11:30.
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to practice raiding a hostile shore in June. The cruiser was scheduled to depart Bermuda on 21 June for a nine-month cruise, but the
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s return trip took her to both coasts of South America before arriving at Bermuda on 28 March 1938 together with the light cruiser
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signalled on 20 June for a cruiser to be sent to that colony due to riots that had broken out among strikers in the oil fields of
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out of line to avoid another torpedo and slowed, followed by all of the trailing cruisers. Moments later a torpedo fired from
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then spent several days in a graving dock and after undocking (on the 29th) conducted exercises off Colombo and visited the
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decided to engage the British and closed at full speed. The British doctrine on how to engage ships like the
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as they had both been sunk earlier that day, but some of the survivors from these two ships were treated in
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shells and she returned fire two minutes later at a range of 18,700 yards (17,100 m). The German ship
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beginning at 16:03. All of these torpedoes failed to damage their targets, although one torpedo hit
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South Africa (the beginning of which occurred at the very same time as the hunt for the
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was appointed to relieve Bell on 12 December 1940. Then, on 10 March 1941, the day that
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on the morning of 14 February. Escorted by six American and three Dutch
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2172:. London: HMS Exeter, Royal Navy. 1939. p. 84.
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3259:
3058:Holmes, Oliver; Harding, Luke (16 November 2016).
2902:The Allied Defense of the Malay Barrier, 1941–1942
2465:
2194:
1857:rapidly righted herself, paused briefly, and then
1564:land, and another was badly damaged upon landing.
1551:at 12:42. The attacks continued as 27 G3Ms of the
1083:visited Bermuda from 21 to 25 May and the crew of
2379:
995:detachment conducted combined exercises with the
4531:
2997:"Wartime Naval Legend HMS Exeter Found Off Java"
1751:
1632:, detached the convoy's two escorting destroyer
1447:was attached to the newly formed ABDA Command, (
1019:followed the next day. On 2 July the marines of
941:(meeting and exercising with her sister and the
837:, one at each masthead. In addition, a Type 284
597:had proved not strong enough to accommodate the
484:escort duties before she was transferred to the
3719:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in March 1942
3385:
3366:
3280:
2659:
2657:
2655:
2653:
2651:
2649:
1956:performed a memorial service over the wreck of
1769:sinking after the Second Battle of the Java Sea
1567:
1497:, the force departed that afternoon. The Dutch
856:at the Royal Naval Dockyard Bermuda, circa 1936
3330:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
3311:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
3289:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
3169:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
3121:
3704:
3606:
3131:(Rev. ed.). London: Chatham Publishing.
3057:
3325:
2955:
2953:
2841:
2839:
2837:
2646:
2326:
2140:"FORESTERS, FROM TRINIDAD WILL LAND TODAY".
1897:The Japanese rescued 652 men of the crew of
1474:and the new commander of ABDA naval forces,
1311:between 14 February 1940 and 10 March 1941;
1095:
1087:hosted the German cadets during their stay.
1039:to continue its summer (Southern Hemisphere
4555:World War II cruisers of the United Kingdom
2983:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH7IHTiv-T0
2324:
2322:
2320:
2318:
2316:
2314:
2312:
2310:
2308:
2306:
1787:, was ordered to steam to Colombo, via the
1454:
1047:, up the Pacific coast of North America to
692:BL eight in (203 mm) Mk VIII guns
659:. The turbines developed a total of 80,000
3711:
3697:
3613:
3599:
3456:
3189:British Cruisers: Two World Wars and After
1122:, she remained part of the South American
844:
2950:
2834:
2665:"Action Report: Captain O. L. Gordon HMS
2434:
2432:
2358:ADM 199/396, ADM 53/114252, ADM 53/114253
2259:"HMS Exeter at the Battle of River Plate"
2252:
2250:
1738:continued south to Surabaya, escorted by
1449:American-British-Dutch-Australian Command
1134:, with the addition of the heavy cruiser
816:20-millimetre (0.8 in) Oerlikon guns
781:. In 1934–1935, two quadruple mounts for
544:
510:American-British-Dutch-Australian Command
3326:Raven, Alan & Roberts, John (1980).
3183:
2959:
2303:
1920:
1908:
1761:
1616:
1592:, escorted by three British destroyers,
1458:
1203:operated as a division on her own while
1105:
848:
833:had separate transmitting and receiving
758:
635:and 10,620 long tons (10,790 t) at
548:
19:For other ships with the same name, see
4565:World War II shipwrecks in the Java Sea
3620:
3457:Johns, W. E & Kelly, R. A. (1989).
3427:
3404:
2994:
2540:
2497:
2158:. London: HMS Exeter, Royal Navy. 1939.
1624:during the First Battle of the Java Sea
4532:
3344:
3303:
2899:
2784:
2750:
2748:
2429:
2256:
2247:
1130:. The division was transferred to the
711:two-pounder (40 mm (1.6 in))
204:575 ft 1 in (175.3 m) (
3692:
3594:
3479:
3257:
3191:. Barnsley, UK: Seaforth Publishing.
2762:
2760:
2754:Shores, Cull & Izawa 1993, p. 306
2697:Shores, Cull & Izawa 1993, p. 239
2639:
2637:
2613:Shores, Cull & Izawa 1993, p. 238
2595:Shores, Cull & Izawa 1993, p. 233
2586:Shores, Cull & Izawa 1993, p. 124
2568:Shores, Cull & Izawa 1993, p. 123
2390:
2263:Naval Historical Society of Australia
2212:
2069:
2067:
2021:
2019:
2017:
1043:) cruise, which took her through the
977:Coronation of George VI and Elizabeth
467:that fought the German heavy cruiser
445:North America and West Indies Station
54:
3409:Sea Battles in Close-Up: World War 2
3287:Japanese Cruisers of the Pacific War
3262:Sea Battles in Close Up: World War 2
3231:
3205:
3164:
2870:
2330:
1917:as it looked when discovered in 2007
1873:approximately fifteen minutes after
1466:under air attack on 15 February 1942
1114:during the Battle of the River Plate
16:York-class cruiser of the Royal Navy
3145:
2745:
2521:
1235:seaplanes. After eight salvos from
1227:the British cruiser with her third
1090:
224:20 ft 3 in (6.2 m) (
13:
3678:List of cruisers of the Royal Navy
3450:
2757:
2634:
2213:Toase, Aidan (16 September 2005).
2064:
2014:
1330:
783:Vickers 0.5 in (12.7 mm)
724:The cruisers lacked a full-length
160:General characteristics (as built)
14:
4581:
3499:
3328:British Cruisers of World War Two
2028:
1993:Raven & Roberts, pp. 141, 414
1984:Raven & Roberts, pp. 139, 141
1586:and the Australian light cruiser
814:. Enclosures ("tubs") for single
675:which gave her a range of 10,000
667:) and gave a maximum speed of 32
589:rather than the raked funnels on
4570:Maritime incidents in March 1942
4483:
4478:
4466:
4458:
2960:Kosmidis, Pierre (August 2017).
2286:"Walter Napier Thomason Beckett"
1077:. The German sail training ship
754:
568:was ordered two years after her
375:: 3–5.5 in (76–140 mm)
56:
31:
3115:
3085:
3051:
3033:
3015:
2995:Copping, Jasper (17 May 2008).
2988:
2976:
2941:
2918:
2893:
2864:
2805:
2785:Cooper, Lt Cmdr George (1946).
2778:
2769:
2736:
2727:
2718:
2709:
2700:
2691:
2682:
2625:
2616:
2607:
2598:
2589:
2580:
2571:
2562:
2553:
2534:
2515:
2506:
2488:
2459:
2450:
2441:
2411:
2370:
2361:
2352:
2343:
2278:
2269:
2238:
2229:
2206:
2185:
2176:
2162:
2148:
2133:
2118:
2110:"Local Jottings (first item)".
2103:
2094:
2085:
2076:
1283:Although very heavily damaged,
1053:Royal Naval Dockyard, Esquimalt
912:America and West Indies Station
700:QF four-inch (102 mm) Mk V
557:at anchor with awnings rigged,
4545:Ships built in Plymouth, Devon
2055:
2046:
2037:
2005:
1996:
1987:
1978:
1933:, Tandjong Priok, 28 July 2008
1650:Type 93 "Long Lance" torpedoes
1188:during the following morning.
690:-class ships consisted of six
1:
3463:in the Java Sea in March 1942
3150:. Oxford: Osprey Publishing.
2930:: Tabular Record of Movement"
2817:: Tabular Record of Movement"
2541:Trueman, C.N. (19 May 2015).
2257:Atwill, Ron (30 March 1977).
1971:
1913:3D rendition of the wreck of
1904:
1758:Second Battle of the Java Sea
1752:Second Battle of the Java Sea
1335:Upon returning to the fleet,
531:Second Battle of the Java Sea
381:: 4.375 in (111 mm)
153:Second Battle of the Java Sea
3234:"Chapter 16: Defeat in ABDA"
3208:"Chapter 15: ABDA and ANZAC"
2871:Kehn, Donald M. Jr. (2017).
2419:"HMS Exeter: The Final Days"
2034:Raven & Roberts, p. 266.
1568:First Battle of the Java Sea
860:
506:invade the Dutch East Indies
310:8 in (203 mm) guns
7:
2938:See entry for 1 March 1942.
2688:Lacroix & Wells, p. 298
2456:ADM 53/114260 + ADM 199/408
2391:Mason, Geoffrey B. (2003).
2275:Raven & Roberts, p. 430
2025:Raven & Roberts, p. 414
1835:on the morning of 1 March.
1781:and the American destroyer
1294:First Lord of the Admiralty
1164:to rendezvous with his own
278:(59 km/h; 37 mph)
10:
4586:
1755:
1676:stuck the Dutch destroyer
1571:
1172:, while the heavy cruiser
1099:
983:left Bermuda on 6 May for
918:of 1935–1936, until 1939.
822:were replaced by stronger
357:: 1.5 in (38 mm)
40:underway off the coast of
18:
4560:Battle of the River Plate
4453:
4303:
3724:
3673:
3653:
3631:
3146:Cox, Geoffrey R. (2014).
2669:, Battle of the Java Sea"
2547:The History Learning Site
1147:. The ship, commanded by
1102:Battle of the River Plate
1096:Battle of the River Plate
800:High-Angle Control System
686:The main armament of the
585:further removed from the
475:Battle of the River Plate
473:, later that year in the
463:was one of three British
159:
49:
30:
3405:Stephen, Martin (1988).
3232:Gill, G. Hermon (1957).
3206:Gill, G. Hermon (1957).
3041:"HMS Kent Wreath Laying"
1811:, and by the destroyers
1742:and the Dutch destroyer
1540:"Nell" bombers from the
1455:The Gaspar Strait sortie
1381:arriving on 24 October.
657:Admiralty 3-drum boilers
417:was the second and last
369:: 1 in (25 mm)
363:: 1 in (25 mm)
351:: 3 in (76 mm)
332:21 in (533 mm)
240:Admiralty 3-drum boilers
216:58 ft (17.7 m)
3527:Fought Her Last Battle"
3390:. London: Grub Street.
3371:. London: Grub Street.
3125:; Warlow, Ben (2006) .
2543:"The Fall of Singapore"
2524:"The Fall of Singapore"
2290:The Dreadnought Project
2170:H.M.S. EXETER 1936–1939
2156:H.M.S. EXETER 1936–1939
1929:veterans debarking HMS
1839:their north and south.
1559:"Betty" bombers of the
1342:German battleship
1027:and two-hundred police
845:Construction and career
841:was fitted to the DCT.
740:boiler and engine rooms
717:above-water mounts for
703:anti-aircraft (AA) guns
488:after the start of the
316:4 in (102 mm)
262:4 Ă— shafts; 4 Ă— geared
3854:Koning der Nederlanden
3465:. London: W.H. Allen.
3165:Dull, Paul S. (2007).
1934:
1918:
1770:
1625:
1574:Battle of the Java Sea
1483:Royal Netherlands Navy
1467:
1309:HM Dockyard, Devonport
1158:and the light cruiser
1132:South Atlantic Station
1115:
973:British Virgin Islands
857:
804:Director-Control Tower
767:
562:
545:Design and description
522:Imperial Japanese Navy
518:Battle of the Java Sea
455:waters against German
3480:Poole, S. L. (1970).
2962:"A dedication to HMS
2559:Gill, pp. 565, 571–72
2401:-class Heavy Cruiser"
2331:Helgason, GuĂ°mundur.
1924:
1912:
1765:
1620:
1462:
1347:. was taking place).
1176:was refitting in the
1168:off the mouth of the
1109:
1023:joined with those of
852:
766:at anchor, early 1941
762:
742:and the sides of the
719:21-inch (533 mm)
601:originally intended,
552:
3558:on 13 February 2020.
3281:Lacroix, Eric &
3258:Grove, Eric (1993).
3097:HistoryAnswers.co.uk
2900:Womack, Tom (2016).
2879:. pp. 414–415.
1001:Governor of Trinidad
897:Royal Naval Dockyard
893:8th Cruiser Squadron
878:2nd Cruiser Squadron
4540:York-class cruisers
4512: /
3532:The War Illustrated
3435:. London: Cassell.
3001:The Daily Telegraph
2802:See paragraph five.
2244:Stephens, pp. 21–27
2191:Stephen, pp. 16, 18
1118:At the outbreak of
1110:Damage received by
831:early-warning radar
433:Mediterranean Fleet
399:Aviation facilities
4432:Imperial Transport
3099:. 23 November 2016
2235:Stephen, pp. 20–23
2203:Stephen, pp. 18–19
2100:Whitley, pp. 94–95
1935:
1919:
1771:
1626:
1468:
1365:departed Aden for
1233:Supermarine Walrus
1116:
927:Cape Verde Islands
872:on 1 August 1928,
858:
839:fire-control radar
768:
639:. The ship had an
563:
524:invasion convoys.
404:aircraft catapults
325:2 pdr (40 mm)
103:Devonport Dockyard
4516:5.000°S 111.000°E
4495:
4494:
3686:
3685:
3511:: The Final Days"
3198:978-1-59114-078-8
3176:978-1-59114-219-5
3157:978-1-4728-1060-1
3138:978-1-86176-281-8
2947:Gill, pp. 623–624
2911:978-1-47666-293-0
2886:978-1-61234-820-9
2847:"HMS Exeter (68)"
2678:. 1 October 1945.
2604:Gill, pp. 607–608
2494:Gill, pp. 480–482
2333:"HMS Exeter (68)"
2182:Rohwer, pp. 6, 11
2142:The Royal Gazette
2127:The Royal Gazette
2112:The Royal Gazette
2052:Lenton, pp. 53–54
1297:Winston Churchill
1278:Admiral Graf Spee
1269:Admiral Graf Spee
1241:Admiral Graf Spee
1197:Admiral Graf Spee
1182:Admiral Graf Spee
916:Abyssinian crisis
901:Imperial fortress
796:Admiral Graf Spee
705:in single mounts
599:aircraft catapult
514:Dutch East Indies
470:Admiral Graf Spee
409:
408:
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4189:
4172:
4169:British Prudence
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4121:
4105:
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4078:
4062:
4052:
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3989:
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3951:Pieter de Bitter
3943:
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3592:
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3587:
3571:
3559:
3554:. Archived from
3552:Robin-Brooks.com
3547:
3536:
3518:
3495:
3484:. London: Hale.
3476:
3446:
3424:
3412:
3401:
3382:
3363:
3341:
3322:
3300:
3283:Wells II, Linton
3277:
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3185:Friedman, Norman
3180:
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2793:
2787:"Account of HMS
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2623:
2622:Grove, pp. 86–89
2620:
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2578:
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2522:Stewart, Terry.
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2091:Colledge, p. 119
2089:
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2061:Friedman, p. 118
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2035:
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2026:
2023:
2012:
2009:
2003:
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1991:
1985:
1982:
1966:
1869:were also lost;
1561:Kanoya Air Group
1553:Mihoro Air Group
1542:Genzan Air Group
1431:
1409:had just begun.
1253:
1178:Falkland Islands
1091:Second World War
1069:
997:Bermuda Garrison
737:
661:shaft horsepower
502:Malayan Campaign
457:commerce raiders
437:Abyssinia Crisis
388:Aircraft carried
151:Sunk during the
66:
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4365:Tama Maru No. 2
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4069:Tama Maru No. 2
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3568:World-war.co.uk
3564:"WWII Cruisers"
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3451:Further reading
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3123:Colledge, J. J.
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2724:Dull, pp. 80–82
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2631:Dull, pp. 76–78
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2474:. p. 268.
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2528:Historic UK
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1690:to protect
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367:Gun turrets
330:2 Ă— triple
323:2 Ă— single
314:4 Ă— single
4550:1929 ships
4534:Categories
4489:April 1942
4359:China Maru
4349:Takao Maru
4337:HMAS
4128:E.M. Clark
4032:Tenyo Maru
4026:KongĹŤ Maru
4010:Smyshlyony
3980:Nyggjaberg
3928:HMAS
3818:USAT
3779:HMAS
3726:Shipwrecks
2970:WW2 Wrecks
2472:Allen Lane
1972:References
1941:aboard MV
1905:Wreck site
1495:destroyers
1397:December,
1274:Cumberland
1174:Cumberland
1137:Cumberland
1061:California
1049:HMCS Naden
1029:constables
931:Montevideo
429:Royal Navy
295:Complement
259:Propulsion
21:HMS Exeter
4441:USS
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4202:HMS
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4180:Southwold
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3794:Rooseboom
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1662:starboard
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373:Magazines
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2826:19 April
1888:Ashigara
1877:, while
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1826:Yamakaze
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1730:damaged
1715:Minegumo
1580:Surabaya
1434:sick bay
1387:Maldives
1344:Bismarck
1314:Captain
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1191:Captain
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1124:Division
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770:In 1932
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486:Far East
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194:standard
121:Launched
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4321:Walney
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201:Length
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75:Exeter
38:Exeter
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4385:Olean
4332:Sargo
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4277:U-585
4228:U-587
4186:U-655
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4085:U-133
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3930:Yarra
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3826:Ha-13
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3781:Perth
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4464:1942
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148:Fate
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