Hms Collection (page 8)

HMS Sabre in Gibraltar
HMS Sabre, wearing the pennant number P285, is one of two permanently stationed sea-going units in Gibraltar which make up the Gibraltar Patrol Boat Squadron

HMS Portland Sails Near Huge Glacier in South Georgia
HMS Portland comes face to face with the remarkable size of the Nordenskjold Glacier in South Georgia and local wildlife. HMS Portland paid a reassurance visit to South Georgia

Hms Union

Straights of Messina With Hms Foudroyant

Royal Naval Temperance Society on HMS Commonwealth

HMS Russell Royal Navy

HMS Victory in PortsmoutRoyal Navy

HMS Victory under sail Royal Navy

HMS Derwent, First Class Destroyer, Royal Navy Date: circa 1916

HMS Derwent probably during WW1 Date: circa 1916

HMS Frigate Mersey Queenstown harbour, Ireland Date: late 19th century

Cobh (formerly Queenstown) Harbour, Ireland with H M Frigate Mersey, Victorian period Date: late 19th century

HMS Victory in 1928

HMS Victory in the 1920s

Southsea and HMS Victory's Anchor early 1900s

HMS Britannia and HMS Hindostan Training Ship Victorian period

HMS Britannia and Hindostan Training Ship Victorian period

HMS Britannia Training Ship Victorian period

HMS Britannia, Training Ship, Dartmouth

White Lion Hotel, Ambleside

Dartmouth HMS Britannia Training Ship Victorian period

HMS Britannia, Royal Navy Training Ship, River Dart, Victorian period

HMS Kent, Royal Navy, probably during WW1

HMS Kent

HMS Indomitable

HMS Indomitable during WW1

Royal Navy HMS Jumna

HMS Jumna

HMS Challenger, Royal Navy, early 1900s

HMS Challenger

HMS Dreadnought and HMS Victory, Southsea, early 1900s

HMS Dreadnought and HMS Victory

Working a 3 pounder gun, HMS Blake, Royal Navy, probably circa 1900 (hand coloured photo)

HMS Jupiter, Royal Navy, probably circa 1900 (hand)
HMS Jupiter, Royal Navy, probably circa 1900 (hand coloured photo)

HMS Revenge, Royal Navy, probably circa 1900 (hand)
HMS Revenge, Royal Navy, probably circa 1900 (hand coloured photo)

Diver, HMS Blake, Royal Navy, probably circa 1900 (hand coloured photo)

HMS Terrible, repelling borders drill, Royal Navy, probably circa 1900 (hand coloured photo)

HMS Tartar, splicing rope, Royal Navy, probably circa 1900 (hand coloured photo)

Ranging cables, HMS Majestic, Royal Navy, probably circa 1900 (hand coloured photo)

HMS Alexandra, rum rations, Royal Navy, probably circa 1900 (hand coloured photo)

HMS Ajax, early 1900s

HMS Ajax

HMS Victory in Portsmouth Harbour, Victorian period

HMS Victory, Portsmouth

HMS Derwent, WW1

HMS Victory

HMS Victory, Royal Naval Exhibition of 1891 in London

Royal Naval Exhibition 1891 - HMS Victory

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"HMS: A Legacy of Strength, Courage, and Triumph" HMS Hermes (R12): The pride of the Royal Navy, HMS Hermes (R12) served as a symbol of naval power and resilience throughout her illustrious career. In 1845, the ill-fated expedition led by Sir John Franklin set sail aboard HMS Erebus and HMS Terror in search of the Northwest Passage, forever etching their names into history. Witnessing the horrors of World War I, HMS Warspite stood tall as a British battleship, showcasing unwavering determination amidst chaos and destruction. With fluttering flags adorning its majestic masts, HMS Victory proudly displays Admiral Nelson's iconic quote: "England expects that every man will do his duty. " Fearless in name and nature, HMS Fearless (L10) exemplified bravery during critical military operations with unparalleled precision and resolve. Towering above the waves, mighty battleship HMS Rodney commanded respect as it sailed through treacherous waters defending Britain's shores. Captured in an awe-inspiring head-on shot is HMAS Melbourne - a formidable warship embodying strength and unity within Australia's naval fleet. Nestled along the tranquil shores of Greenhithe in Kent stands HM Naval Base Worcester - a testament to maritime heritage spanning generations. Returning victorious from battlefields during World War II, HMS Exeter arrives at Plymouth harbor evoking relief and hope for a brighter future ahead. Remembered for its tragic fate during WWII's Battle of Denmark Strait is warship Hms Hood – forever immortalized as a symbol of sacrifice on the high seas. The proud crew members line up on HMAS Melbourne's flight deck; their camaraderie reflecting unwavering dedication to protect our oceans' vast expanse.