- On 27 September 1952 Belfast was relieved by two other Town-class cruisers, HMS Birmingham and HMS Newcastle, and sailed back to the UK.
- HMS Belfast from London Bridge. Tower Bridge with the Shard. ... HMS Belfast with Belgian Frigate Leopold alongside. sue enjoying a refreshment.
- From her launch in 1939 until she finally moored up in the Thames in 1971, HMS Belfast a Town Class Light Cruiser led a varied and distinguished career.
- The Town-class, HMS Belfast (C35), 1959 is a premium rank IV British light cruiser with a battle rating of 5.7 (AB/RB/SB).
- Nigel Steel: HMS Belfast was there alongside another cruiser HMS Diadem and they were the two most powerful naval ships engaging the guns around Juno.
- HMS Belfast, London, United Kingdom. 47,240 likes · 686 talking about this. Come on board this iconic London landmark and discover its amazing...
- HMS Belfast, guns Taken out of active service in 1963, Belfast was moored in Portsmouth Harbour for the next 8 years.
- The HMS Belfast was one of the “Edinburgh Class” of large light cruisers, a class that followed the already successful “Southampton Class” of cruisers.
- The Battle of North Cape, where HMS Belfast played a pivotal role in toppling the mighty German battleship Scharnhorst, forever altered the course of the war.
- "HMS Belfast served throughout the Second World War and on into Korea, later becoming a floating museum on the River Thames."
