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733:
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213:, but she received only one bomb hit. Incessant German and Italian bombing raids targeted Malta through March, opposed by only a handful of British fighters. Then in April 1942 the Admiral Superintendent of Malta Dockyard reported that due to German air attacks on Malta's naval base "practically no workshops were in action other than those underground; all docks were damaged; electric power, light and telephones were largely out of action."
22:
225:, who had then passed it to the chairman of Bailey. At the time it was intended that "the yard would continue to be supplied with naval repair work, which would diminish as commercial activities expanded." Supervision of residual naval work in the dockyard would be carried out by personnel under the direction of the Flag Officer Malta.
158:
In the second half of the century the steam factory with its machine shops and foundries was expanded. Very soon, though, it was clear that more space was required than the crowded wharves of
Dockyard Creek afforded, to accommodate the increasing size of ships and the increasing size of the fleet
216:
The dockyard was handed over to Messrs C.H. Bailey of South Wales, a civilian firm of ship repairers and marine engineers, on the morning of 30 March 1959. At a ceremony the previous day in the Red State Room of the Palace of
Valletta, before Navy and civilian officials, the
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based there. The decision was taken to expand into the adjacent French Creek, and between 1861 and 1909 a further five dry docks—three single plus one double dock—were constructed there, along with an assortment of specialized buildings to serve the mechanized Navy.
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732:
720:
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760:
244:. In the course of its government ownership, the dockyard had accumulated €1bn in losses. In 2011, Palumbo acquired on a 30-year lease the neighbouring "superyacht" facility, which includes a drydock with a retractable roof.
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33:
772:
155: – the first to be provided for a Royal Dockyard outside Britain. Begun in 1844, the dry dock was opened in 1847; ten years later it was extended to form a double dock (No. 1 and No. 2 dock).
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was initially located around
Dockyard Creek in Bormla, and occupied several of the dockyard buildings formerly used by the Knights of Malta. By 1850 the facilities included storehouses, a
2184:
996:
1865:
1104:
112:
1214:
1819:
1544:
2179:
1857:
1207:
1167:
1795:
1584:
518:
1941:
1841:
1749:
1613:
1528:
1306:
207:. In January 1941 sixty German dive bombers made a massed attack on the dockyard in an attempt to destroy the damaged British aircraft carrier
1728:
1512:
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1967:
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1568:
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318:
304:
256:
from 1791 until 1832 when all
Resident Commissioners at dockyards were replaced by Superintendents. Admirals Superintendent included:
1811:
1782:
1343:
1177:
532:
414:
167:
1972:
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1661:
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1720:
1618:
1319:
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1359:
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504:
228:
After
Baileys were dispossessed by the Maltese Government, by February 1968, the dockyard was closed as a naval base and the
187:
2159:
2087:
2072:
2062:
1977:
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1576:
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1111:
232:
withdrew completely in 1979. It was then managed by a workers' council between 1979 and 1996 repairing civilian ships.
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1367:
324:
2120:
2057:
2047:
1962:
1911:
1774:
1454:
963:
384:
2092:
1060:
554:
From 1941-1945 the post of
Superintendent, H.M. Dockyard was separated from that of Flag Officer-in-Charge, Malta
275:
148:
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492:
932:
1957:
289:
282:
2032:
2037:
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Early 20th-century machine shop (left) and boat sheds (right) alongside No. 7 dock and the adjacent wharf.
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2007:
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686:
598:
360:
738:
Galley
Storehouse of the Knights of Malta, to which a top floor was added in 1804 to house a ropewalk.
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Factory building (1863) alongside No. 1 & 2 dock (Galley
Storehouse and Sheer Bastion lie beyond).
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125:
38:
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2012:
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1909 map of the Malta docks 1, 2, 5, 6 & 7 within Bormla and docks 4 & 5 flanking
Senglea.
542:(Rear-Admiral (later Vice-Admiral) in Charge, Malta, and Admiral Superintendent, Malta Dockyard)
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1936:
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1401:
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241:
222:
68:
64:
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25:
Valletta
Harbour: Dockyard Creek (left) and French Creek (right) with the fortified city of
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In 2010, Malta Shipyards Ltd was placed into liquidation and its assets were given over to
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1707:
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1275:
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468:
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342:
218:
175:
1021:
1196:
Macintyre, Donald, The Naval War Against Hitler, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1971
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Support for the Fleet: Architecture and engineering of the Royal Navy's bases, 1700–1914
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1758:
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1270:
1240:
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1941-1943 Rear Admiral (ret.) K. H. L. Mackenzie (Naval Superintendent, Malta Dockyard)
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539:
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56:
88:
established dockyard facilities within the Grand Harbour to maintain their fleet of
2022:
1496:
1386:
680:
585:
562:
1943-1945 Rear Admiral (ret.) P. K. Kekewich (Naval Superintendent, Malta Dockyard)
456:
444:
204:
883:
1992:
1645:
1480:
1391:
698:
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200:
798:
captains, provided residences for the officers of the dockyard until the 1960s.
21:
1906:
1896:
1828:
1265:
253:
229:
129:
101:
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128:
in 1800, these facilities were inherited, and gradually consolidated, by the
2102:
2027:
1421:
1396:
549:(Vice-Admiral in Charge, Malta, and Admiral Superintendent, Malta Dockyard)
535:(Rear-Admiral in Charge, Malta, and Admiral Superintendent, Malta Dockyard)
528:(Rear-Admiral in Charge, Malta, and Admiral Superintendent, Malta Dockyard)
521:(Rear-Admiral in Charge, Malta, and Admiral Superintendent, Malta Dockyard)
514:(Rear-Admiral in Charge, Malta, and Admiral Superintendent, Malta Dockyard)
507:(Rear-Admiral in Charge, Malta, and Admiral Superintendent, Malta Dockyard)
37:
A Maltese shipyard worker heads home on his bicycle after a day's work on
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1790:
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45:
1153:
The Royal Navy A History from the Earliest Times to the Present Volume 5
1138:
The Royal Navy A History from the Earliest Times to the Present Volume 4
1987:
195:
within a bomb-damaged Dry Dock No 3 (Somerset Dock) during World War II
133:
93:
26:
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778:
Former Victualling Yard bakery building (1844), which now houses the
252:
The dockyard was initially managed by a Resident Commissioner of the
180:
117:
89:
1140:. London England: Sampson Low Marston and Company. pp. 151–152.
997:"Dockyard foreign ownership would take Malta to pre-1979 days – CNI"
67:. The infrastructure which is still in operation is now operated by
965:
Malta: British Documents on End of Empire edited by Simon C. Smith
186:
174:
166:
111:
60:
32:
20:
271:
1793–1796 Captain Andrew Sutherland (co-held title at Gibraltar)
1155:. London England: Sampson Low Marston and Company. pp. 4–5.
268:
1791– 1793 Captain Harry Harmood (co-held title at Gibraltar)
136:, Malta swiftly became the Navy's principal Mediterranean base.
1203:
1043:
592:
Vice Admiral, Malta and Flag Officer, Central Mediterranean
1172:. Farnham, England: Ashgate Publishing, Ltd. p. 512.
151:, houses for the officers of the Yard, and most notably a
919:. London: William Kimber & Co. Ltd. p. 173.
1950:
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1631:
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1463:
1430:
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1249:
667:Note: The post was vacant between 1963 and 1967
968:. Stationery Office Books. 2006. p. 417.
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8:
199:It was an important supply base during the
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1208:
1200:
842:
840:
838:
92:. These were spread between the cities of
933:"Malta's Royal Navy Dockyard handed over"
294:1808–1811 Captain William Granville Lobb
221:had handed over a ceremonial key to the
2185:Malta–United Kingdom military relations
1016:
1014:
812:
716:
1942:List of air stations of the Royal Navy
1614:British Defence Singapore Support Unit
1055:
1053:
1061:"Palumbo takes over Maltese dockyard"
179:Docks No. 1 and 2 (Hamilton Dock) in
7:
1151:Laird Clowes, William (1898–1900).
1136:Laird Clowes, William (1898–1900).
754:on Sheer Bastion in Dockyard Creek.
116:HM Dockyard, Malta, 1865: new iron
55:was an important naval base in the
1927:HM Victualling Yard Royal Victoria
1922:HM Victualling Yard Royal Clarence
1063:. International Boat Industry News
999:. Times of Malta. 8 September 2008
14:
1932:HM Victualling Yard Royal William
1239:
1237:Royal Navy shore establishments
1231:
1105:"Senior Royal Navy appointments"
787:
771:
759:
743:
731:
719:
605:Sir Frederick Dalrymple-Hamilton
307:(Admiral Superintendent to 1838)
248:Administration of Malta Dockyard
2180:Military installations of Malta
1619:UK Joint Logistics Support Base
711:Former Naval Dockyard buildings
300:1812–1829 Captain Joseph Larcom
16:Naval base in the Mediterranean
1044:"Malta Shipyards Ltd (closed)"
297:1811–1812 Captain Percy Fraser
1:
1963:HM Naval Yard Penetanguishene
953:A. Cecil Hampshire 1975, 173.
567:Flag Officer-in-Charge, Malta
851:. Swindon: English Heritage.
285:(co-held title at Gibraltar)
278:(co-held title at Gibraltar)
2190:Ports and harbours of Malta
2058:HM Naval Yard Garden Island
1912:RNAS Prestwick (HMS Gannet)
1368:Institute of Naval Medicine
1024:. Malta Today. 7 April 2010
915:A. Cecil Hampshire (1975).
2206:
2048:HM Naval Base Simon's Town
794:A terrace, built to house
584:May–Oct 1943 Vice Admiral
1604:Navy Command Headquarters
917:The Royal Navy Since 1945
276:John Nicholson Inglefield
147:, a small steam factory,
1022:"Requiem for a Dockyard"
884:"Allied shipping losses"
580:Sir Stuart Bonham Carter
2053:HM Naval Base Weihaiwei
2043:HM Naval Base Singapore
2023:HM Dockyard Trincomalee
1993:HM Dockyard Haulbowline
1968:HM Naval Shipyards York
1958:Grand River Naval Depot
847:Coad, Jonathan (2013).
697:1975–1979 Rear Admiral
691:1973–1975 Rear Admiral
685:1971–1973 Rear Admiral
679:1969–1971 Rear Admiral
673:1967–1969 Rear Admiral
658:1961–1963 Rear Admiral
652:1959–1961 Rear Admiral
646:1957–1959 Vice Admiral
640:1954–1957 Rear Admiral
634:1952–1954 Rear Admiral
628:1950–1952 Vice Admiral
622:1948–1950 Rear Admiral
616:1946–1948 Rear Admiral
603:1945–1946 Vice Admiral
597:1943–1945 Vice Admiral
578:1942–1943 Vice Admiral
572:1941–1942 Vice Admiral
545:1937–1941 Vice Admiral
538:1934–1937 Vice Admiral
531:1931–1934 Rear Admiral
524:1928–1931 Rear Admiral
517:1926–1928 Rear Admiral
510:1924–1926 Rear Admiral
503:1921–1924 Rear Admiral
497:1918–1921 Rear Admiral
491:1916–1918 Rear-Admiral
485:1914–1916 Rear Admiral
479:1912–1914 Rear Admiral
473:1910–1912 Rear Admiral
467:1907–1910 Rear Admiral
461:1905–1907 Rear Admiral
455:1902–1905 Rear Admiral
449:1900–1902 Rear Admiral
443:1897–1900 Rear Admiral
437:1894–1897 Rear Admiral
431:1892–1894 Rear Admiral
425:1889–1892 Rear Admiral
419:1887–1889 Rear Admiral
413:1885–1887 Rear Admiral
407:1882–1885 Rear Admiral
401:1879–1882 Rear Admiral
395:1878–1879 Rear Admiral
389:1876–1878 Rear Admiral
383:1872–1876 Rear Admiral
377:1870–1872 Rear Admiral
371:1868–1870 Rear Admiral
365:1864–1868 Rear Admiral
359:1863–1864 Rear Admiral
353:1858–1863 Rear Admiral
347:1855–1858 Rear Admiral
341:1853–1855 Rear Admiral
335:1848–1853 Rear Admiral
329:1843–1848 Rear Admiral
323:1838–1843 Rear Admiral
317:1832–1838 Rear Admiral
312:Admiral superintendents
283:Sir Alexander John Ball
264:Post holders included:
2018:HM Dockyard Port Royal
2013:HM Dockyard Port Mahon
1085:. battleships-cruisers
1046:. Malta Shipyards Ltd.
439:Richard Duckworth-King
260:Resident commissioners
196:
191:The armed trawler HMS
184:
172:
149:victualling facilities
121:
49:
30:
2033:HM Naval Base Colombo
1988:HM Dockyard Gibraltar
780:Malta Maritime Museum
687:John Templeton-Cotill
190:
178:
170:
115:
36:
24:
2160:Royal Navy dockyards
2038:HM Naval Base Cochin
1937:HM Dockyard Woolwich
1703:HM Dockyard Portland
1698:HM Dockyard Pembroke
1683:HM Dockyard Deptford
1465:Royal Naval Reserves
1169:The Naval Miscellany
1166:Rose, Susan (2008).
630:Sir Geoffrey Hawkins
126:British protectorate
124:When Malta became a
2132: /
2098:HM Dockyard Antigua
2003:HM Dockyard Kinsale
1998:HM Dockyard Jamaica
1978:HM Dockyard Bermuda
1892:RNAD Broughton Moor
1693:HM Dockyard Harwich
1678:HM Dockyard Chatham
1445:Predannack Airfield
654:Derick Hetherington
611:Flag Officer, Malta
141:Royal Navy Dockyard
132:. With the loss of
2028:HM Naval Base Aden
2008:HM Dockyard Madras
1983:HM Dockyard Bombay
1708:HM Dockyard Rosyth
1083:"Chatham Dockyard"
821:"The Three Cities"
648:Sir Charles Madden
599:Sir Louis Hamilton
547:Sir Wilbraham Ford
540:Sir Wilfred French
519:Alexander Campbell
288:1805–1807 Captain
281:1803–1805 Captain
274:1801–1803 Captain
197:
185:
173:
122:
50:
31:
2136:35.879°N 14.516°E
2115:
2114:
2111:
2110:
2078:HM Dockyard Malta
1973:HMRND Amherstburg
1688:HM Dockyard Erith
1627:
1626:
905:Macintyre, p. 224
896:Macintyre, p. 169
823:. Malta Uncovered
574:Sir Ralph Leatham
385:Edward Inglefield
242:Palumbo Shipyards
223:Governor of Malta
69:Palumbo Shipyards
65:Mediterranean Sea
2197:
2147:
2146:
2144:
2143:
2142:
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2130:
2129:
2128:
2125:
2068:HMRNB Georgetown
1791:HM Holmrook Hall
1636:
1254:
1244:
1243:
1236:
1235:
1224:
1217:
1210:
1201:
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1183:
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1156:
1148:
1142:
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1133:
1127:
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1117:on 15 March 2012
1116:
1110:. Archived from
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763:
747:
735:
723:
675:Dudley Davenport
660:Viscount Kelburn
642:Wilfred Brittain
526:Francis Mitchell
481:Sackville Carden
427:Alexander Buller
355:Henry Codrington
349:Montagu Stopford
205:Second World War
86:Knights of Malta
2205:
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2198:
2196:
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2138:
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2126:
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2121:
2119:
2118:
2116:
2107:
2063:HMRND Esquimalt
1946:
1623:
1592:
1459:
1450:RNAS Merryfield
1426:
1402:RM Norton Manor
1372:
1307:CTCRM Lympstone
1294:
1288:
1276:HMNB Portsmouth
1245:
1238:
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1076:
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914:
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867:
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863:"Malta Harbour"
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764:
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748:
739:
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727:
724:
713:
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707:
699:Sir Nigel Cecil
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569:
512:Charles Johnson
499:Brian Barttelot
469:Frederic Fisher
373:Edward Fanshawe
343:Houston Stewart
314:
262:
250:
238:
219:Fourth Sea Lord
201:First World War
165:
110:
82:
77:
29:between the two
17:
12:
11:
5:
2203:
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2151:
2141:35.879; 14.516
2113:
2112:
2109:
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2106:
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2100:
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2080:
2075:
2073:HMRND Kingston
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1917:RNAY Wroughton
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1904:
1902:RNAD Dean Hill
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1889:
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1871:
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1860:St Christopher
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1455:RNAS Yeovilton
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1309:
1304:
1302:BRNC Dartmouth
1298:
1296:
1295:establishments
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1271:HMNB Devonport
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975:978-0112905905
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463:Arthur Bromley
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