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She went on to serve as flagship in the Baltic during the Russian War but was later relegated to harbour service in 1863 HMS Windsor Capture of the Jeune Richard, in which the UK Post Office's packet ship Windsor Castle captured the more heavily armed French privateer Jeune Richard in a notable single At 14. Although there were nearly 3,000 people on board, there was only 1 fatality. RR RR RR (Images above from the Website with searchable ship database about warships, passenger liners, merchant ships, photo galleries, technical details, HMS Windsor Castle (1679) was a 90-gun second-rate ship of the line launched in 1678 and wrecked in 1693. At 14. But another global conflict was to Commands listed for HMS Carnarvon Castle (F 25) Please note that we're still working on this section and that we only list Commanding Officers for the duration of the HMS WINDSOR remained in Reserve and was placed on the Disposal List after VJ Day. After the initial shock and confusion, he remembers that there was little panic The Princesses’ destination was Windsor Castle. Clydebank. After the initial shock and confusion, he remembers that there was little panic My late father, Graham Mathias, was an AB on HMS Farndale which stood by to tow the Windsor Castle after the troops had * The Windsor Castle (orig. She was sold for to BISCO for breaking-up by Metal Windsor Castle Planned and designed before World War I, she was in many respects outdated even before she entered service. long) was sunk during WW2, when serving as a troop transport. She Windsor Castle was launched in 1921 and entered service in 1922 for the Union-Castle Line as the last four-funneled liner ever built. Im Zuge dessen wurde ihr Rumpf grau angestrichen und viele der Bullaugen und In mid March 1943, the troopship Windsor Castle", once luxury liner of the Union Castle Line, slipped down the Clyde to join convoy KMF 11. Characteristics and career details for this Victorian era Royal Navy vessel. HMS Vanquisher one of the V-class destroyers which took part in evacuating troops from France in Operation Dynamo G-class destroyer HMS Griffin 22 January 2006 Sinking of troopship Windsor Castle In mid March 1943, the troopship Windsor Castle", once luxury liner of the Union Castle Line, slipped down the Clyde to join convoy KMF In 1940 she was the commodore ship of a Union-Castle convoy made up of the Arundel Castle, the Windsor Castle, the Winchester Castle, the Durban Castle and the Capetown Castle to Accompanied by the troopships Keren, Karanja, Llandaff Castle and Sobieski she was escorted by the battleship HMS Ramilles and undertook a HMS Windsor Castle — Six ships of the Royal Navy have borne the name HMS Windsor Castle , after Windsor Castle, an official residence of the British monarch: *HMS Windsor Castle was a Characteristics and career details for this Victorian era Royal Navy vessel. Im September 1939 wurde die Windsor Castle von der Royal Navy zum Truppentransporter bestimmt. Over 2,500 men were packed on board. The DOUGLAS, WHADDON and EGGESFORD stood by, but the ship sank at 1120A. HMS Windsor Castle was a 90-gun second rate previously named HMS March 9, 1921: Windsor Castle seen just prior to launch at John Brown & Co. She was designed before World War I but delayed by the Characteristics and career details for this Victorian era Royal Navy vessel. 18,967, 661 ft. March 9, 1921: HRH Prince of Wales at the christening When Windsor Castle returned to her regular service in January 1938, she was indeed a very beautiful vessel. The WINDSOR CASTLE, 19,141 tons, carrying 2,500 troops, was torpedoed. Loudspeakers were installed to warn of Late that afternoon Windsor Castle sank, stern first, about 110 nautical miles northwest of Algiers. During the war, Windsor Castle once again became a fortress, designed to keep those inside safe. 30 on 23 March 1943 the Windsor Castle was torpedoed 8 hours from Algiers by an Italian torpedo plane. . Only one life During Operation Dynamo, HMS Windsor sailed many times to France, Belgium and Holland, bringing back to England over 4,000 troops and the Dutch Government before receiving a Commissioned as a troop transport in the Second World War, Windsor Castle was sunk in 1943 by a torpedo launched from a German aircraft while in the Mediterranean Sea as HMS Windsor Castle was renamed in his honour on 1st October 1852. But in 1937, she was HMS Windsor Castle was the name of several Royal Navy ships HMCS Windsor was the Upholder -class submarine HMS Unicorn launched in 1993 and decommissioned in 1995.

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