- Laid down over 80 years ago, HMS Belfast, which survived the Second World War, is one of the most famous ships in British naval history.
- HMS Belfast is a Town-class cruiser and was constructed between 1936 and 1938. Commissioned in August 1939, she entered active service just before the...
- HMS Belfast is a 9-deck warship, initially built for the Royal Navy and now moored in the River Thames and kept as an Imperial War Museum.
- HMS Belfast, launched in 1938, is the last of the WW2 light cruises. It is docked in London just a short walk from London Bridge station so is very easy to reach.
- Rear Admiral Servaes transferred his flag from HMS BELFAST to HMS ANSON, pending completion of dockyard repairs in Hong Kong to HMS BERMUDA.
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- HMS Belfast isn’t a battleship or a battle cruiser, she is instead classified as a light cruiser if you can call her 11,250ton displacement light.
- HMS Belfast will be the third of the City Class Type 26 frigates – fast, flexible ships fit for the future. ... The new HMS Belfast is set to enter service in the mid-2020s.
- Having managed to intercept SS Cap Norte – a German liner – in 1939, HMS Belfast was then severely damaged by a mine later that same year.