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Crossley, were killed or fatally injured, 115 were rescued by the other destroyers and by harbour launches. The inquiry determined that, though the harbour defences had been on alert (UK National Archive 248 Heavy AA Battery War Diary WO 166/2529), and had actually seen and plotted both the seaplanes and their mines, their reporting had been inaccurate. Though the Harwich admiral had told the destroyers to hug the side of the channel opposite to where the mines fell, he had not stipulated why, nor that the ships were in any particular danger. Apart from those on the bridge, Gipsy's crew were unaware of any danger at all as a result some had gone to sleep below decks, and no contingency plan had been made to ready lifeboats. (sources—Admiralty Board of Inquiry Minutes and Report—UK National Archive ADM 1/22793, logs of
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to hunt for U-Boats thought to be minelaying in the North Sea. Just outside the harbour boom she triggered one of the two magnetic mines dropped about 2 hours earlier by two German seaplanes, and, almost broken in half, sank on the edge of the deepwater channel. 31 of her crew, including the captain,
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There was controversy at the time, and later, about this lack of warning, and also about the failure of the local defences to fire on the German seaplanes (Nore
Command War Diary ADM 199/375; 6 Anti-Aircraft Division War Diary WO 166/2168l Captain R D Franks; Highlight). It turned out that their
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The wreck remained upright on the seabed with only the bridge and forward gun visible at high tide. Only buckled plating amidships held the two main sections of the wreck together and they were cut by explosives when salvage began shortly after her sinking. The two halves were raised by
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markings. several bombs were dropped by the aircraft, all of which missed the two destroyers, while the two destroyers opened fire on the aircraft. Neither the destroyers or the aircraft was damaged during the engagement.
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Ivanhoe: British Standard Destroyers of the 1930s
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800:"List of Refugees Evacuated".
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252:34,000
195:(1,370
186:Displacement
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78:5 March 1934
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1906:V 301 Weser
1675:Polish Navy
1521:River class
918: /
698:non-ferrous
620:sister ship
501:A piece of
485:mounts for
479:machine gun
397:Description
389:and slowly
315:4 × single
293:5,530
142:Honours and
2045:1935 ships
2029:Categories
1896:Rawalpindi
1799:Shipwrecks
1303:Santa Cruz
1275:Corrientes
1268:Entre Ríos
1215:Highlander
976:Royal Navy
821:References
604:Alexandria
534:Home Fleet
363:Royal Navy
302:Complement
267:Propulsion
1966:HMS
1923:29 Nov: '
1894:HMS
1883:HMS
1860:HMS
1841:Stanbrook
1809:HMS
1724:Cancelled
1531:Chaudière
1415:Jaguaribe
1350:Ajuricaba
1220:Jaguaribe
1191:Hurricane
1179:Harvester
1006:Greyhound
992:Grenville
802:The Times
786:The Times
709:Footnotes
662:ORP
655:ORP
625:Greyhound
572:Gibraltar
558:Barcelona
514:laid down
410:deep load
359:destroyer
208:deep load
193:long tons
180:destroyer
113:Completed
97:Laid down
21:HMS Gipsy
1964:21 Nov:
1954:15 Nov:
1913:28 Nov:
1903:25 Nov:
1892:23 Nov:
1875:22 Nov:
1858:21 Nov:
1848:20 Nov:
1838:19 Nov:
1828:17 Nov:
1818:15 Nov:
1807:13 Nov:
1576:Trujillo
1519:Part of
1378:Araguaya
1371:Araguary
1357:Amazonas
1296:Misiones
1289:San Luis
1282:San Juan
1203:Havelock
1161:Hesperus
1108:Hyperion
1087:Hereward
999:Glowworm
868:(2000).
690:pontoons
674:Boadicea
650:Boadicea
616:Plymouth
526:launched
470:defence
450:fuel oil
406:standard
391:scrapped
387:salvaged
381:outside
310:Armament
201:standard
105:Launched
1968:Belfast
1947:Leander
1944:9 Nov:
1811:Blanche
1709:I class
1703:F class
1684:Garland
1650:Garland
1587:Hotspur
1548:Griffin
1429:Juruena
1166:Juruena
1101:Hotspur
1073:Hostile
1058:H class
1048:Grenade
1034:Garland
1027:Gallant
1020:Grafton
1013:Griffin
984:G class
903:51°57′N
694:ferrous
638:Griffin
532:of the
516:by the
461:calibre
428:geared
426:Parsons
422:draught
383:Harwich
356:G-class
233:Draught
177:G-class
83:Builder
75:Ordered
46:History
1957:Brulin
1831:Kaunas
1821:Baikal
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1617:Hermes
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1436:Jutahy
1408:Javary
1401:Japura
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1196:Japura
1155:Hearty
1148:Javary
1143:Havant
1133:Havant
1122:Havock
1080:Hunter
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906:1°19′E
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567:Havock
354:was a
217:Length
191:1,350
144:awards
1885:Bruce
1862:Gipsy
1422:Jurua
1392:class
1390:Jurua
1334:class
1251:class
1184:Jurua
1173:Handy
1135:class
1115:Hasty
1066:Hardy
1041:Gipsy
704:Notes
670:Keith
657:Burza
644:Keith
633:Gipsy
608:Gipsy
600:Gipsy
585:Gipsy
576:Malta
562:Gipsy
554:Gipsy
538:Gipsy
522:Govan
520:, at
510:Gipsy
503:Gipsy
472:Gipsy
446:Gipsy
438:knots
402:Gipsy
351:Gipsy
336:20 ×
290:Range
283:knots
278:Speed
160:Badge
132:Motto
127:: H63
91:Govan
69:Gipsy
38:Gipsy
1997:1940
1989:1939
1981:1938
1926:U-35
1620:(ex-
1585:(ex-
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1536:Hero
1534:(ex-
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1332:Acre
1218:(ex-
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1094:Hero
874:ISBN
852:ISBN
833:ISBN
672:and
664:Grom
660:and
574:and
512:was
418:beam
379:mine
349:HMS
225:Beam
152:Fate
65:Name
1364:Apa
682:had
614:at
295:nmi
281:36
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