| HMS
Cyclops,(F31) (ex merchant ship Indrabarah) built by Laing and launched
27th October 1905. Displacement: 11,300 tons, Speed 13 knots,
Compliment: 266, Armament: Two 4 - inch Guns, HMS Cyclops served during world
war one and served in WW2, Between the war HMS Cyclops served as a Submarine
depot ship in the Mediterranean, and returned to Home Waters late in
1939. where she spent the war years until being scrapped at Newport July
1947. |
HMS Cyclops with a K Class submarine at Majorca.
This picture was extracted from a larger photograph of part of the
combined Atlantic and Mediterranean Fleets at Pollensa Bay, Majorca,
1924. Click here to see the
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HMS Cyclops, May 1937.
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Fleet Supply and repair ship HMS Cyclops.
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HMS Cyclops re-supplying submarine M1.
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Winners of the Prince Louis Sailing Cup, 1928 - HMS
Cyclops.
2nd from left back row - Sam Andrews. (who took the photographs
supplied by his Grandson Roy Andrews)
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Coaling ships supplying coal to HMS Cyclops.
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HMS Cyclops at Gibraltar, 1927. Submarines left to right are
L21, L26 L18?, K26 and L23. Behind HMS Cyclops are three Revenge
Class battleships of the Atlantic Fleet.
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The Mascots of HMS Cyclops.
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The burial at sea of A. B. Cook off Malta, Thursday 2nd February
1928.
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been from any of the submarines which Cyclops was a depot ship for.
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Another photo from the burial at sea of A. B. Cook from HMS
Cyclops, Thursday 2nd February 1928.
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