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HMS M.33 in her 1918 guise. She survived, serving a variety of needs and is being restored to her wartime condition. The ship is currently dry-docked at Portsmouth, next to HMS Victory.

yeah! another ship on the list to go see this summer ( as I will be going to the victory and quite some other museum ships and naval musea)

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Excellent work on that thread.

Nice work, this is a great thread!

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I assume that includes HMS Belfast?

Also, I must recommend the Historic Dockyard in Chatham, Kent. Highlights are definitely HMS Cavalier, HMS Ocelot and an impressive collection of ships models...

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I agree! The Historic Dockyard is a truly excellent museum . I particularly enjoyed the ropery - you should plan a visit during the week, when it is in opperation

HMS Minerva ex-HMS M.33 as converted to minelayer post war.

HMS Menelaus, previously HMS Melpomene, previously HMS M.31. Menelaus served in the Torpedo training role. A single 18” torpedo tube is fitted on her forecastle. The remnants of her previous minelayer outfit are still visible.

Amazing work. Don't forget to submit them for upload!

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More fantastic additions.