HMS Onslow

HMS Onslow was an O-class destroyer of the Royal Navy. The O-class were intermediate destroyers, designed before the outbreak of the Second World War to meet the likely demands for a large number of destroyers. They had a main gun armament of four 4.7 in guns, and had a design speed of 36 kn. Onslow was ordered on 2 October 1939 and was built by John Brown & Company at their Clydebank, Glasgow shipyard, launching on 31 March 1941 and completing on 8 October 1941.

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G17; PNS Tippu Sultan
beam 10.7 metre, draft 4.11 metre, speed 37 knot, beam 10.67 metre, length 105.2 metre, length 105.15 metre, 
O and P-class destroyer, destroyer, John Brown & Company, Royal Navy, Pakistan Navy, United Kingdom, 

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1941 HMS Onslow

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ship decommissioning

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ship launching

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ship decommissioning

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keel laying

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ship commissioning

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ship commissioning

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The Royal Navy during the Second World War A16477

HMS Onslow Back Home After North Cape Convoy Battle. 4 February 1943, at Scapa Flow. HMS Onslow, One of the British Destroyers Which Successfully Engaged Vastly Superior Enemy Naval Forces Off North Cape Norway A14341

The funnel and bridge area of the destroyer HMS Onslow (6105339207)

HMS Onslow Back Home After North Cape Convoy Battle. 4 February 1943, at Scapa Flow. HMS Onslow, One of the British Destroyers Which Successfully Engaged Vastly Superior Enemy Naval Forces Off North Cape Norway A14338

HMS Onslow Back Home After North Cape Convoy Battle. 4 February 1943, at Scapa Flow. HMS Onslow, One of the British Destroyers Which Successfully Engaged Vastly Superior Enemy Naval Forces Off North Cape Norway A14337

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A14340

HMS Onslow

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
link	page		naval-history.net page@		Wikidata
link	page		uboat.net page@		Wikidata
commons	image		The Royal Navy during the Second World War A16477		Commons
commons	image		HMS Onslow Back Home After North Cape Convoy Battle. 4 February 1943, at Scapa Flow. HMS Onslow, One of the British Destroyers Which Successfully Engaged Vastly Superior Enemy Naval Forces Off North Cape Norway A14341		Commons
commons	image		The funnel and bridge area of the destroyer HMS Onslow (6105339207)		Commons
commons	image		HMS Onslow Back Home After North Cape Convoy Battle. 4 February 1943, at Scapa Flow. HMS Onslow, One of the British Destroyers Which Successfully Engaged Vastly Superior Enemy Naval Forces Off North Cape Norway A14338		Commons
commons	image		HMS Onslow Back Home After North Cape Convoy Battle. 4 February 1943, at Scapa Flow. HMS Onslow, One of the British Destroyers Which Successfully Engaged Vastly Superior Enemy Naval Forces Off North Cape Norway A14337		Commons
commons	image		The Royal Navy during the Second World War A14340		Commons
commons	image		HMS Onslow		Commons