HMS Meteor

1823 Hecla-class bomb vessel. 

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bomb vessel, Hecla-class bomb vessel, Pembroke Dockyard, Royal Navy, United Kingdom, length: 32 metre, beam: 8.7 metre, 
See also HMS Meteor (1800), HMS Meteor (1941), HMS Meteor (1914), HMS Meteor (1794)

• Three Decks entry^@
• Google Knowledge entry^@
• The Victorian Royal Navy article^@
  

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1823-01-01T00:00:00Z

ship launching 1823

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Frameless

METEOR 1823 RMG J1191

METEOR 1823 RMG J1192

METEOR 1823 RMG J1193

METEOR 1823 RMG J1194

METEOR 1823 RMG J1195

METEOR 1823 RMG J1196

METEOR 1823 RMG J1197

Plan for Erebus (1826), Etna 1824, Fury (1814), Hecla (1815), Infernal 1815, Meteor (1823), Sulphur (1826), Thunder (1829), Vesuvius 1823 (Vesuvius not built)

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
link		Google Knowledge entry@			Wikidata
link		The Victorian Royal Navy article@			Wikidata
incident	1823	ship launching			Wikidata
image		METEOR 1823 RMG J1191			Wikimedia
image		METEOR 1823 RMG J1192			Wikimedia
image		METEOR 1823 RMG J1193			Wikimedia
image		METEOR 1823 RMG J1194			Wikimedia
image		METEOR 1823 RMG J1195			Wikimedia
image		METEOR 1823 RMG J1196			Wikimedia
image		METEOR 1823 RMG J1197			Wikimedia
image		Plan for Erebus (1826), Etna 1824, Fury (1814), Hecla (1815), Infernal 1815, Meteor (1823), Sulphur (1826), Thunder (1829), Vesuvius 1823 (Vesuvius not built)			Wikimedia

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