HMS Nelson, Nelson Class battleship. Drawing

HMS King George V Battleship Drawing

Drawing. HMS Ark Royal, lost on 14th November, 1941, covered five million square miles with her aircraft searching for enemy raiders in the S. Atlantic. She took a notable part in other theatres of war, in the Norwegian campaign and in the Mediterranean. Her aircraft shot down over 100 enemy planes, and planted torpedoes in an Italian battleship of the Littorio class, and crippled the "Bismark." HMS Ark Royal is one of the most honoured names in the Royal Navy.

HMS Frobisher, Hawkins Class cruiser. Drawing.

Tribal Class Destroyer, Drawing. 1940's

HMS Churchill, Churchill Class destroyers. Drawing, 1940's.

HM Submarine Tetrarch, Triton Class Submarine. Drawing, 1940's.

Parthian Class Submarine 1940's. Drawing.

HMAS Canberra. Drawing, 1940's. Australian Cruiser, one of six. It was not until 1911 that the Royal Australian navy came into being. Now it is a complete squadron, commanded by its own Rear Admiral, and it is made up "Six Cruisers, named respectively, "HMAS Australia," "HMAS Canberra," "HMAS Sydney," "HMAS Adelaide," "HMAS Perth" and "HMAS Hobart". (1941)

HMS Guardian, Net-Layer. Also fitted for target towing and gunnery photographic work. The photographic cabin is aft.

Halcyon Class Minesweepers, Drawing. 1940's.

Corvettes on the War Path. Drawing 1940's.

British Motor Torpedo Boat on Patrol. Drawing, 1940's.

Patrol Vessel on Convoy Duty. Kingfisher Class are typical patrol vessels built before the war. Drawing, 1940's.

HMCS Saguenay. A Class destroyer of the Royal Canadian Navy. Drawing, 1940's.

HMS Achilles. Cruiser. Drawing 1940's. Transfered to the Royal New Zealand Navy.

HMIS Indus, a larger vessel of the Grimsby Class. Drawing, 1940's. The Royal Indian Navy worked in conjunction with the royal navy in eastern waters.