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840:.The light cruisers sailed south around South America visiting various ports on the way, Callao, Valparaiso and Talcahuano and through the Strait of Magallan. From there stopping at the Falkland Islands, Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires, Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro, crossing the Atlantic Ocean with a final stop on the Cape Verde Islands before heading back for the
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1010:, and Lieutenant Blakeman Vesey, returning to her base at Bermuda via Gibraltar, bearing additional ratings for the crews of HMS Durban and HMS Dauntless. Lieutenant Vesey would be washed overboard to his death in heavy weather on her return to Bermuda from Washington, DC, that November.
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Zeppelin and four enemy aeroplanes on 11 August 1918. Zepelin burst into flames.Took part in World Cruise, November, 1923-September,
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The-voyage of H.M.S. Danae from
Washington to Bermuda was marred by the loss at sea of Lt. Blakeman Vesey. It was reported yesterday that Lt. Vesey was lost overboard on the evening of November 14th during rough weather. Lt. Vesey comes from Somerset,
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Atlantic in February, 1933, to pay off her crew and re-commission for further service on the America and West Indies station, her new crew including Lieutenant Sir Michael Culme-Seymour, Bt., son of the former
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American Relief Committee all of the ship's medical supplies above what was retained in case of an emergency and all surplus food. Ships of the America and West Indies Station were generally scattered from
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Michael Culme-Seymour, the young owner of Rockingham Castle, following his sister's wedding on Saturday, left on Tuesday for the West Indies, on H.M.S. Danae, of which he is an officer.
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Excellency the Governor and Lady Cubitt at Government House on Thursday, May 11.
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British. By August the ship's crew was reduced by 50%, and on 28 September she was returned to the
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Captain Eric Richard Bent arrived at the Royal Naval Dockyard, where the fleet was to gather in October, on 22 September from Santo Domingo.
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and launched on 26 January 1918. The lead ship of her class, she was one of the fastest cruisers of her time. Propelled by two
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1507:. City of Hamilton, Pembroke, Bermuda. 24 September 1930.
1490:. City of Hamilton, Pembroke, Bermuda. 20 September 1930.
1456:. City of Hamilton, Pembroke, Bermuda. 12 September 1930.
1337:. On 8 March 1946 the ships were decommissioned from the
1045:, initially operating in the South Atlantic and then the
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1439:. City of Hamilton, Pembroke, Bermuda. 9 September 1930.
1541:. City of Hamilton, Pembroke, Bermuda. 22 October 1930.
1524:. City of Hamilton, Pembroke, Bermuda. 17 October 1930.
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596:), 6 boilers and 2 propellers, she could travel at 29
1433:"Cable News: BRITISH CRUISER TO AID AT SAN DOMINGO".
1574:. City of Hamilton, Pembroke, Bermuda. 13 May 1933.
135:: 32 (Jul 18); 89 (Nov 19); I.89 (1936); D.89 (1940)
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1305:. In January of the following year she returned to
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685:purposes. The flotilla further consisted of the
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1117:, she performed ground support missions in the
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1729:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
828:and various ports in South America, including
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1535:"WEST END NEWS: Paddle Tug Sandboy Arrives".
1037:After completing her duties in the Far East,
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1414:"Chance to Buy Bells From Famous Warships".
1276:), she was briefly stationed in the port of
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1518:"PADDLE-WHEEL VESSEL FOR H.M. DOCKYARD".
882:in 1931 as they depart their base at the
1725:Raven, Alan & Roberts, John (1980).
1418:. Sheffield, England, UK. 10 June 1933.
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1061:. On 20 January she was attached to the
901:In 1930 she returned to active service.
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19:For other ships with the same name, see
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1688:. Barnsley, UK: Seaforth Publishing.
1666:. Barnsley, UK: Seaforth Publishing.
1357:. On 22 January 1948 she was sold to
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1556:. Market Harborough. 17 March 1933.
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1596:"OFFICER LOST FROM H.M.S. DANAE".
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1222:, better known under his English
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1484:"FLEET ASSEMBLES AT BERMUDA".
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1662:Dunn, Steve R. (2022).
1641:; Warlow, Ben (2006) .
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1570:"Government House".
1501:"ARRIVAL OF DANAE".
1115:Invasion of Normandy
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1119:Sword Beach
1063:China Force
812:(25 June),
790:New Zealand
754:Trincomalee
742:East London
617:World War I
549:Polish Navy
336:Yarrow-type
2123:1918 ships
2107:Categories
1915:Royal Navy
1798:June 2019.
1373:References
1343:Royal Navy
1339:Home Fleet
1320:Błyskawica
1237:Birmingham
1232:Scapa Flow
1198:" or "ORP
1127:Ouistreham
1093:HMAS
1067:Yellow Sea
872:HMS Dragon
808:(6 June),
804:, then to
786:Wellington
683:propaganda
628:Baltic Sea
590:horsepower
588:of 40,000
545:Royal Navy
450:two 40 mm
421:two 40 mm
392:Complement
352:Two shafts
329:Propulsion
292:4,276 tons
2007:Desperate
1990:Cancelled
1945:Dauntless
1923:Completed
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1325:ORP
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1190:and then
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1082:Dauntless
1059:Singapore
1023:Hong Kong
983:Cape Horn
927:Strenuous
907:Devonport
816:and then
814:Vancouver
774:Melbourne
762:Fremantle
758:Singapore
734:Cape Town
722:Devonport
712:Dauntless
650:Dauntless
613:North Sea
97:Laid down
21:HMS Danae
1997:Daedalus
1980:Despatch
1840:and ORP
1769:(1995).
1747:(2005).
1684:(2011).
1603:England.
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1297:help to
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1095:Canberra
1088:Cornwall
1019:Shanghai
834:Antilles
810:Victoria
806:Honolulu
770:Adelaide
750:Zanzibar
726:Freetown
621:Zeppelin
541:cruisers
498:launcher
400:Armament
232:Namesake
173:Namesake
105:Launched
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1966:Diomede
1959:Dunedin
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1303:Denmark
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1192:Chatham
1180:Dragon'
1104:Colombo
1100:Batavia
999:Sandboy
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886:in the
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717:Dunedin
697:Repulse
673:in 1937
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566:Service
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344:Parsons
321:Draught
87:Builder
47:History
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1249:Diadem
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1164:Dragon
1076:Durban
1071:Ceylon
970:Serbol
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782:Sydney
778:Hobart
766:Albany
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708:Dragon
644:Dragon
632:Whites
559:Conrad
538:-class
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1952:Delhi
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236:Danaë
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