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- Q3296193 subject Q7009136.
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- Q3296193 abstract "HMS Courageous (S50) was a Churchill-class nuclear fleet submarine in service with the Royal Navy from 1971.In 1982, the Courageous was sent with her sister ship, HMS Conqueror, with the British task force to retake the Falkland Islands from the occupying Argentine forces. She returned home later in the year without damage.The Courageous was retired from service in 1992. She is now a museum ship at Devonport Dockyard.During the HMNB Devonport Navy Days 2006, one of the members of the team restoring HMS Courageous pointed out that HMS Valiant was one of the first Royal Navy submarines to have her reactor removed (hence the box-like structures, visible in the photograph on the HMS Valiant page, which penetrate deep into the pressure hull. Later attempts on other vessels didn't require these structures). As the Valiant had been cosmetically wrecked by this work, HMS Courageous was selected for the museum ship to represent the SSN fleet of the Royal Navy during the Cold War. Components were removed from HMS Valiant to restore Courageous.HMS Courageous was due to be moved in 2007 from her current berth to a new berth, due to development of the HMNB Devonport area where she resided.".
- Q3296193 commissioningDate "1971-10-16".
- Q3296193 decommissioningDate "1992-04-10".
- Q3296193 layingDown "1968-05-15".
- Q3296193 length "86.9".
- Q3296193 motto "* Fortiter in Angustis".
- Q3296193 motto "*("Bravely in straits")".
- Q3296193 shipBeam "10.1".
- Q3296193 shipLaunch "1970-03-07".
- Q3296193 status "Museum ship".
- Q3296193 thumbnail HMS_Courageous_-_geograph.org.uk_-_604832.jpg?width=300.
- Q3296193 topSpeed "51.856".
- Q3296193 wikiPageExternalLink www.hmscourageous.co.uk.
- Q3296193 wikiPageExternalLink hms-courageous.
- Q3296193 wikiPageWikiLink Q1207020.
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- Q3296193 wikiPageWikiLink Q7009136.
- Q3296193 wikiPageWikiLink Q7907675.
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- Q3296193 shipCommissioned "1971-10-16".
- Q3296193 shipDecommissioned "1992-04-10".
- Q3296193 shipFate Q575727.
- Q3296193 shipLaidDown "1968-05-15".
- Q3296193 shipLaunched "1970-03-07".
- Q3296193 shipMotto "* Fortiter in Angustis *".
- Q3296193 shipName "HMS Courageous".
- Q3296193 shipSpeed "submerged".
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- Q3296193 type Product.
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- Q3296193 type Ship.
- Q3296193 type DesignedArtifact.
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- Q3296193 comment "HMS Courageous (S50) was a Churchill-class nuclear fleet submarine in service with the Royal Navy from 1971.In 1982, the Courageous was sent with her sister ship, HMS Conqueror, with the British task force to retake the Falkland Islands from the occupying Argentine forces. She returned home later in the year without damage.The Courageous was retired from service in 1992.".
- Q3296193 label "HMS Courageous (S50)".
- Q3296193 lat "50.37036111111111".
- Q3296193 long "-4.183922222222222".
- Q3296193 depiction HMS_Courageous_-_geograph.org.uk_-_604832.jpg.
- Q3296193 name "HMS Courageous".