HMS Exeter

1929 York-class heavy cruiser. 
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1931 heavy cruiser, HMNB Devonport, Royal Navy, shipwreck, United Kingdom, York-class heavy cruiser, length: 175.3 metre, beam: 17.7 metre, draft: 6.43 metre, 8 three-drum boiler, 
See also HMS Exeter (1680), HMS Exeter (1763), HMS Exeter (1697), HMS Exeter (1978)

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

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1928-08-01T00:00:00Z

keel laying 1928

1931-07-27T00:00:00Z

ship commissioning 1931

1929-07-18T00:00:00Z

ship launching 1929

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Frameless

Battle of Java Sea - HMS Exeter under Attack

British Warships of the Second World War A3555

Cruiser HMS Exeter (68) coming into Plymouth on February the 14th 1940 after returning from the battle of The River Plate, December 1939 . - Flickr - tormentor4555

Cruiser under attack - probably in the Java Sea 1942

Exeter sinking

Exeter'sDamage1939

HMS Exeter River Plate

HMS Exeter after refit 1941 IWM A 3553

HMS Exeter after refit 1941 IWM A 3553 (cropped)

HMS Exeter at the Royal Naval Dockyard, on Ireland Island, Sandys Parish, in the British Imperial fortress colony of Bermuda, with Gibb's Hill Lighthouse beyond, circa 1936

HMS Exeter (68) at anchor in Balboa harbor on 24 April 1934

HMS Exeter (68) at anchor in the 1930s

HMS Exeter (68) in Balboa harbour with US Navy ships on 24 April 1934

HMS Exeter (68) off Coco Solo c1939

HMS Exeter (68) sinking after the Battle of the Java Sea on 1 March 1942

HMS Exeter (68) under air attack Feb 1942

HMS Exeter (46575830134)

HMS Exeter (47246703482)

Heavy Cruiser HMS Exeter (38) At Montevideo Uruguay in 1934. (51147275865)

Heavy Cruiser HMS Exeter (38) Off Coco Solo canal zone, circa 1939. (51145500317)

Heavy Cruiser HMS Exeter (38) (51146372043)

Japanese heavy cruiser Myoko firing on the British heavy cruiser HMS Exeter during the final stages of the battle of the Java Sea

Overhead view of HMS Exeter (68) in the Panama Canal Zone in the 1930s

Strijd ter zee ter verdediging van Java. De kruiser HMS Exeter (2158 017924)

Supermarine Walrus abaord HMS Exeter (68) in the 1930s

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Dreadnought Project entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		Drachinifel article@			Wikidata
link		Ship Design Drawings archive article@			Wikidata
link		naval-history.net article@			Wikidata
link		uboat.net article@			Wikidata
incident	1928	keel laying			Wikidata
incident	1931	ship commissioning			Wikidata
incident	1929	ship launching			Wikidata
image	1942	Battle of Java Sea - HMS Exeter under Attack			Wikimedia
image		British Warships of the Second World War A3555			Wikimedia
image	2021	Cruiser HMS Exeter (68) coming into Plymouth on February the 14th 1940 after returning from the battle of The River Plate, December 1939 . - Flickr - tormentor4555			Wikimedia
image		Cruiser under attack - probably in the Java Sea 1942			Wikimedia
image	1942	Exeter sinking			Wikimedia
image	1939	Exeter'sDamage1939			Wikimedia
image	1939	HMS Exeter River Plate			Wikimedia
image	1941	HMS Exeter after refit 1941 IWM A 3553			Wikimedia
image	1941	HMS Exeter after refit 1941 IWM A 3553 (cropped)			Wikimedia
image	1936	HMS Exeter at the Royal Naval Dockyard, on Ireland Island, Sandys Parish, in the British Imperial fortress colony of Bermuda, with Gibb's Hill Lighthouse beyond, circa 1936			Wikimedia
image	1934	HMS Exeter (68) at anchor in Balboa harbor on 24 April 1934			Wikimedia
image		HMS Exeter (68) at anchor in the 1930s			Wikimedia
image	1934	HMS Exeter (68) in Balboa harbour with US Navy ships on 24 April 1934			Wikimedia
image		HMS Exeter (68) off Coco Solo c1939			Wikimedia
image	1942	HMS Exeter (68) sinking after the Battle of the Java Sea on 1 March 1942			Wikimedia
image	1942	HMS Exeter (68) under air attack Feb 1942			Wikimedia
image	2019	HMS Exeter (46575830134)			Wikimedia
image	2019	HMS Exeter (47246703482)			Wikimedia
image	2021	Heavy Cruiser HMS Exeter (38) At Montevideo Uruguay in 1934. (51147275865)			Wikimedia
image	2021	Heavy Cruiser HMS Exeter (38) Off Coco Solo canal zone, circa 1939. (51145500317)			Wikimedia
image	2021	Heavy Cruiser HMS Exeter (38) (51146372043)			Wikimedia
image	1942	Japanese heavy cruiser Myoko firing on the British heavy cruiser HMS Exeter during the final stages of the battle of the Java Sea			Wikimedia
image		Overhead view of HMS Exeter (68) in the Panama Canal Zone in the 1930s			Wikimedia
image	1942	Strijd ter zee ter verdediging van Java. De kruiser HMS Exeter (2158 017924)			Wikimedia
image		Supermarine Walrus abaord HMS Exeter (68) in the 1930s			Wikimedia

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