HMS Hawkins (D86) a Hawkins-class heavy cruiser. At anchor. 23 May 1942. Creator: Royal Navy official photographer. Source: © IWM (FL 10153)
Hawkins-class cruiser HMS Raleigh in Vancouver, 1921

Hawkins Class Heavy Cruiser
A British Royal Navy Hawkins-class heavy cruiser camouflage, name and date is unk. (google.image) 08.20
HMS Effingham (D98) British Royal Navy Hawkins-class heavy cruiser at anchor in a Norwegian Fjord, May 16 1940. (reddit.com) 05.20


Hawkins Class Heavy Cruiser
HMS Effingham (D98) was a Hawkins-class heavy cruiser of the British Royal Navy during the First World War. (ericknavas.image) 09.20


HMS Effingham (D98) was a Hawkins-class heavy cruiser built for the British Royal Navy during the First World War. (wikipedia.image) 05.20
Hawkins Class Heavy Cruiser
HMS Frobisher was one of five Hawkins-class heavy cruisers built for the Royal Navy during the First World War. She was not finished during the war. Completed in 1924, the ship was initially assigned to the Mediterranean Fleet and was transferred to the Atlantic Fleet in 1929, sometimes serving as a flagship. Placed in reserve in 1930, Frobisher was converted into a cadet training ship in 1932 before being returned to reserve in 1937. #RoyalNavy #cruiser #heavycruiser
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British Royal Navy Hawkins-class heavy cruiser HMS Frobisher (D81)
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HMS Frobisher (D81) Hawkins-class heavy cruiser built for the British Royal Navy during the First World War (L) March 20, 1920. (google.image) 03.2022
HMS Effingham(D98) an Hawkins class Heavy Cruiser. Ordered 12/15 she was built by Portsmouth Dockyard being laid down 6/4/17 & launched 8/6/21. Not commissioned until 2/7/25. Modernised in '37-''38. 18/5/40 whilst escorting transport ships she ran aground on a rock in the Faxsen Shoal, near Bodø Norway. No lost of life and she was torpedoed & sunk the next day by HMS Matabele. Post war The wreck was dismantled by Høvding Skipsopphugging.