HMS Starling

1942 Black Swan-class sloop. 
U66

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Black Swan-class sloop, Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Royal Navy, sloop-of-war, United Kingdom, 
See also BRP Artemio Ricarte (1983), HMS Starling (1829), HMS Starling (1801), HMS Starling (1805)

• Freebase entry^@
• Ship Design Drawings archive article^@
• naval-history.net article^@
• uboat.net article^@
  

Black Swan-class sloop – Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company – HMS Starling – HMS Starling – HMS Starling – HMS Starling – naval-history.net – uboat.net – 

1941-10-21T00:00:00Z

keel laying 1941

1943-04-01T00:00:00Z

ship completed 1943

1942-10-14T00:00:00Z

ship launching 1942

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Frameless

Atlantic Battle Record Breakers Welcomed Home. 25 February 1944, Liverpool. the First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr a V Alexander Welcomed Home the 2nd Escort Group, Commanded by Captain F J Walker, Cb, Dso and Two A22020

Atlantic Battle Record Breakers Welcomed Home. 25 February 1944, Liverpool. the First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr a V Alexander Welcomed Home the 2nd Escort Group, Commanded by Captain F J Walker, Cb, Dso and Two Bars, Rn, A22020

Depth charges explode astern of HMS STARLING of the 2nd Escort Group in the Atlantic, January 1944. A21992

HMS Starling (U66) underway 1943

HMS Starling, U66

HMS Starling, U66 1

Out With U-boat Killer Number 1; the Second Escort Group's Success. 26 January To 25 February 1944, on Board HMS Starling. With the 2nd Escort Group, Commanded by Captain F J Walker, Cb, Dso and Two Bars, on His Most Rec A21986

Out With U-boat Killer Number 1; the Second Escort Group's Success. 26 January To 25 February 1944, on Board HMS Starling. With the 2nd Escort Group, Commanded by Captain F J Walker, Cb, Dso and Two Bars, on His Most Rec A21988

Penarth Docks (447473799)

The crew of the U.S. Navy heavy cruiser USS Baltimore (CA-68) manning the rails

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		Ship Design Drawings archive article@			Wikidata
link		naval-history.net article@			Wikidata
link		uboat.net article@			Wikidata
incident	1941	keel laying			Wikidata
incident	1943	ship completed			Wikidata
incident	1942	ship launching			Wikidata
image	1944	Atlantic Battle Record Breakers Welcomed Home. 25 February 1944, Liverpool. the First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr a V Alexander Welcomed Home the 2nd Escort Group, Commanded by Captain F J Walker, Cb, Dso and Two A22020			Wikimedia
image	1944	Atlantic Battle Record Breakers Welcomed Home. 25 February 1944, Liverpool. the First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr a V Alexander Welcomed Home the 2nd Escort Group, Commanded by Captain F J Walker, Cb, Dso and Two Bars, Rn, A22020			Wikimedia
image		Depth charges explode astern of HMS STARLING of the 2nd Escort Group in the Atlantic, January 1944. A21992			Wikimedia
image	1943	HMS Starling (U66) underway 1943			Wikimedia
image	2014	HMS Starling, U66			Wikimedia
image	2014	HMS Starling, U66 1			Wikimedia
image		Out With U-boat Killer Number 1; the Second Escort Group's Success. 26 January To 25 February 1944, on Board HMS Starling. With the 2nd Escort Group, Commanded by Captain F J Walker, Cb, Dso and Two Bars, on His Most Rec A21986			Wikimedia
image		Out With U-boat Killer Number 1; the Second Escort Group's Success. 26 January To 25 February 1944, on Board HMS Starling. With the 2nd Escort Group, Commanded by Captain F J Walker, Cb, Dso and Two Bars, on His Most Rec A21988			Wikimedia
image	2007	Penarth Docks (447473799)			Wikimedia
image	1953	The crew of the U.S. Navy heavy cruiser USS Baltimore (CA-68) manning the rails			Wikimedia

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