HMS Hereward

1936 G and H-class destroyer

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H93  object, shipwreck, destroyer, Vickers-Armstrongs, G and H-class destroyer, World War II, Royal Navy, United Kingdom, Q41
Length: 98.45 metre, Beam: 10.05 metre, Draft: 3.78 metre

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Frameless

Hereward first twin mounting

HMS Hereward (H93) underway on 20 December 1939

Pictures For Illustrating Ritchie Ii Book. November and December 1942, Alexandria, Pictures of Paintings by Lieutenant Commander R Langmaid, Rn, Official Fleet Artist. These Pictures Are For Illustrating a Nava A13637

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		The Dreadnought Project entry@			Wikidata
link		uboat.net article@			Wikidata
image	1937	Hereward first twin mounting			Wikimedia
image	1939	HMS Hereward (H93) underway on 20 December 1939			Wikimedia
image		Pictures For Illustrating Ritchie Ii Book. November and December 1942, Alexandria, Pictures of Paintings by Lieutenant Commander R Langmaid, Rn, Official Fleet Artist. These Pictures Are For Illustrating a Nava A13637			Wikimedia