RN Destroyers: County Class

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HMS London pictured berthing at Newcastle Quayside on May 19th 1972.
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Speaking personally , I always thought these the smartest looking Destroyers with the faired in funnels .......but just my point of view :)
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Indeed, handsome DDGs!! I saw FIFE and GLAMORGAN at the 1010 dock in Pearl Harbor, spring of '68 on my way home from my USMC "vacation" in Nam. I had walked there from Hickam, where we laid over for flight crew rest (C-141); that bird was not the fastest way home, but sure beat paddling!! :)

Made a nice little model, too! DFO
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HMS Devonshire alongside in Freemantle, December 1965 as we arrived on HMS Ark Royal
ark royal arriving freemantle dec 1965 devonshire astern.jpg
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I can remember Devonshire coming to Brixham in approx. 1963, her captain must have been a TTL contemporary as we were invited onboard for a wander, the seaslug magazine reminded me of the /London underground. but they were indeed handsome ships.
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Open Day for County Class Guided Missile Destroyer HMS Norfolk at Portsmouth.
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2ND - 5TH DECEMBER 1966
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County Class Guided Missile Destroyer HMS Kent pictured at Vancouver on May 5th 1965.
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County Class Guided Missile Destroyer HMS Devonshire pictured from HMS Ark Royal....1973.
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County Class Guided Missile Destroyer HMS Norfolk pictured in 1980.
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