Hms Cornwall Collection

HMS Cornwalls Lynx Helicopter Flies Over HMS Cumberland in the Indian Ocean
HMS Cumberland cuts through the Indian Ocean as sister ship HMS Cornwalls Lynx helicopetr flies across her bow. The two Type 22 frigates met in the Indian Ocean before going their separate ways

HMS Cornwall is pictured sailing through some rough water in the Gulf of Aden. The Royal Navy Type 22 frigate was conducting counter piracy operations in the area at the time

HMS Cornwall
Type 22 Frigate HMS Cornwall is silhouetted against a strong Mediterannean sun, during her service as part of Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 (SNMG2)

HMS Cornwall Alongside RFA Diligence
Royal Navy Type 22 frigate HMS Cornwall is pictured alongside RFA Diligence in the Middle East. HMS Diligence was built in Oresundsvarvet AB, Landskrona

HMS Cornwall on Patrol
HMS Cornwall is pictured on anti piracy operations near the African coast in February 2011

A Lynx MK8 Helicopter Lands Onboard HMS Cornwall
Type 22 frigate HMS Cumberlands Lynx Mk8 helicopter lands onboard her sister ship Type 22 frigate HMS Cornwall. HMS Cornwall is currently deployed as the British contribution

HMS Cumberland Is Photographed After Passing HMS Cornwall During Anti-Piracy Operations
Royal Navy Type 22 frigate HMS Cumberland is photographed after passing sister ship HMS Cornwall during anti-piracy operations

HMS Cornwall Hands To Bathe
HMS Cornwall stops in the water to let her ships company enjoy a hands to bathe in the Indian Ocean. Hands to bathe allows sailors to relax after operational demands and freshen up with a swim

HMS Cumberland Passes HMS Cornwall
Type 22 frigate HMS Cumberland (foreground) passes her sister ship HMS Cornwall in the Gulf of Aden, during operations in the region

HMS Cornwall Pennant Number 56 County-class Heavy Cruiser
EDITORIAL HMS Cornwall, pennant number 56, a County-class heavy cruiser of the Kent sub-class. She was sunk during The Indian Ocean raid, aka Operation C or Battle of Ceylon

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"HMS Cornwall: A Force to be Reckoned With in the Indian Ocean" As the sun sets over the vast expanse of the Indian Ocean, HMS Cornwall stands tall and proud, ready for any challenge that comes its way. This formidable vessel, with its sleek design and powerful engines, is a symbol of strength and determination. In this captivating image, we see HMS Cornwall's Lynx Helicopter soaring through the sky above it. The helicopter serves as an extra set of eyes for this mighty ship, ensuring that no threat goes unnoticed. Together, they form an unstoppable force against piracy and other maritime dangers. But HMS Cornwall is not alone in this mission. In another striking photograph, we witness HMS Cumberland passing by during their joint anti-piracy operations. These two ships work hand in hand to protect innocent lives and maintain peace on these treacherous waters. The camaraderie between naval vessels is evident as we observe RFA Diligence alongside HMS Cornwall. This support ship provides essential supplies and services to keep our brave sailors going strong during their patrols. A moment of tranquility arrives when a Lynx MK8 Helicopter gracefully lands onboard HMS Cornwall. It's a testament to the skillful pilots who navigate these aircrafts with precision amidst unpredictable conditions. As day turns into night, we catch a glimpse of another breathtaking sight - HMS Cumberland captured after passing by HMS Cornwall once again. The dedication displayed by both crews showcases their unwavering commitment to safeguarding international waters from piracy threats. Even amidst intense operations at sea, there are moments for relaxation too. We see crew members from HMS Cornwall taking some well-deserved time off as they "hands to bathe. " These brief respites allow them to recharge before continuing their vital duties. HMS Cumberland passes once more beside its sister ship – an awe-inspiring display of unity within the Royal Navy fleet. As they sail side by side towards shared goals, their bond grows stronger with every passing day.