HMS Carlisle
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1918 C-class light cruiser
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1918
D67 (see also HMS Carlisle, HMS Carlisle)
object, light cruiser, World War I, Royal Navy, World War II, Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, C-class light cruiser, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, United Kingdom
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A memorial to personnel of HMS Carlisle (D67) killed when the ship was in action in Scarpanto Strait, 9 October 1943.
British warships in Algiers Harbour
HMS Carlisle
HMS CARLISLE in VLADIVOSTOCK HARBOUR 1919
HMS Carlisle vor Umbau
The interned German High Seas Fleet at Scapa Flow, with HMS 'Carlisle' and 'Blonde' RMG PW2124
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| link | The Dreadnought Project entry@ |
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| link | uboat.net article@ |
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| image | 2020 | A memorial to personnel of HMS Carlisle (D67) killed when the ship was in action in Scarpanto Strait, 9 October 1943. |
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| image | British warships in Algiers Harbour |
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| image | 1942 | HMS Carlisle |
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| image | 1919 | HMS CARLISLE in VLADIVOSTOCK HARBOUR 1919 |
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| image | 1919 | HMS Carlisle vor Umbau |
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| image | The interned German High Seas Fleet at Scapa Flow, with HMS 'Carlisle' and 'Blonde' RMG PW2124 |
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