HMS Kimberley

1939 K-class destroyer. 
F50, F64

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1939 destroyer, J, K and N-class destroyer, John I. Thornycroft & Company, K-class destroyer, Royal Navy, United Kingdom, length: 108.7 metre, draft: 4.22 metre, beam: 10.9 metre, 6 cannon, 

• Freebase entry^@
• naval-history.net article^@
• uboat.net article^@
  

cannon – J, K and N-class destroyer – John I. Thornycroft & Company – K-class destroyer – naval-history.net – Norwegian Campaign – uboat.net – 

1940-04-09T00:00:00Z

Norwegian Campaign 1940

1938-01-17T00:00:00Z

keel laying 1938

1939-12-21T00:00:00Z

ship commissioning 1939

1939-06-01T00:00:00Z

ship launching 1939

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Frameless

HMS Kimberley

HMS Kimberley German surrender

HMS Kimberley (G50) at Dartmouth

HMS Kimberley (G50) laid up in Dartmouth after WWII

Winston Churchill Watches the Invasion of the South of France Aboard HMS Kimberley, 14 - 16 August 1944 A25247

Winston Churchill with sailors aboard HMS KIMBERLEY during the Allied invasion of Southern France, August 1944. A25246

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		naval-history.net article@			Wikidata
link		uboat.net article@			Wikidata
conflict	1940	Norwegian Campaign			Wikidata
incident	1938	keel laying			Wikidata
incident	1939	ship commissioning			Wikidata
incident	1939	ship launching			Wikidata
image		HMS Kimberley			Wikimedia
image	1945	HMS Kimberley German surrender			Wikimedia
image	2019	HMS Kimberley (G50) at Dartmouth			Wikimedia
image		HMS Kimberley (G50) laid up in Dartmouth after WWII			Wikimedia
image		Winston Churchill Watches the Invasion of the South of France Aboard HMS Kimberley, 14 - 16 August 1944 A25247			Wikimedia
image		Winston Churchill with sailors aboard HMS KIMBERLEY during the Allied invasion of Southern France, August 1944. A25246			Wikimedia

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