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Diagram HMS Arethusa Arethusa-class Light Cruiser
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Diagram HMS Arethusa Arethusa-class Light Cruiser
Diagram of the HMS Arethusa, a Royal Navy light cruiser. Launched in 1913, she was wrecked after being damaged by a naval mine in 1916. From British Warships, published 1940
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© Hilary Morgan
1913 1916 20th Century Armored Armoured Battleship Battleships British Royal Navy Control Tower Craft Crane Damaged Diagram Director Tower First World War Launched Light Cruiser Naval Quadruple Screws Range Finder Searchlight Transport Transportation Vessel Warship Warships World War One Wrecked Machine Guns
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This print showcases the intricate diagram of the HMS Arethusa, an iconic Royal Navy light cruiser. Launched in 1913, this majestic warship exuded power and elegance as it patrolled the vast oceans. However, its fate took a tragic turn when it fell victim to a treacherous naval mine in 1916. Every detail of this diagram is meticulously presented, allowing us to delve into the inner workings of this formidable vessel. The twin 6-inch guns housed within its turret stand out prominently, symbolizing its ability to engage enemies with precision and force. Adjacent to them lies a range finder, control tower, director tower, machine guns, searchlight - all vital components that contributed to the ship's tactical superiority. As we explore further into the image, we encounter additional features such as a crane for efficient cargo handling and a revolving catapult for launching aircrafts during critical missions. The presence of twin 4-inch AA shields highlights the ship's commitment to defense against aerial attacks while triple revolving 21-inch torpedo tubes remind us of its offensive capabilities. The archival engraving transports us back in time to witness firsthand how technology evolved during World War I. This historical artifact serves as a testament not only to the craftsmanship involved but also pays homage to those who served on board this magnificent vessel. Hilary Morgan's expertly captured photograph immortalizes an important chapter in naval history – one that reminds us of both triumphs and tragedies experienced by British warships like HMS Are
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