The China Station was home to a large number of Royal Navy vessels during the 1920s and 30s with heavy and light cruisers being very prevalent. The newly introduced ‘County’ classes of cruiser were especially well represented with at least one being on station from 1930 until the breakout of war in the east in 1941. This is HMS Kent in 1933.
HMS Fearless L10 Fearless Class Assault Ship Royal Navy Warship art Print by Artist Chris French GAvA HMS Fearless (L10) heads South in April 1...
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HMS Iveston M1151 Ton Class Minesweeper Royal Navy Warship Art Print by Artist Chris French GAvA HMS Iveston (M1151) makes way on a windy ocean. ...
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HMS Antrim D18 County Class Destroyer Royal Navy Warship art Print by Artist Chris French GAvA A Batch 2 County Class Destroyer, HMS Antrim (D...
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HMS Temeraire, HMS Victory and HMS Neptune. Mid-morning on the 21st October 1805 and, in light wind, Admiral Lord Nelson's Fleet makes a slow appr...
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HMS Ark Royal Phantom Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier Art Print by Artist Ross Watton
