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Q5632564 abstract "HMS Gibraltar, was an Edgar-class cruiser launched in 1892 for service in the Royal Navy. She was built and engineered by Messrs Napier of Glasgow. Of 7,700 loaded displacement, she was coal-fired with four double-ended cylindrical boilers driving two shafts. She could make 20 knots (37 km/h) with forced draught and 18 knots (33 km/h) with natural draught. She was a very good sea boat and an exceptional steamer. During her early career she served mainly on foreign stations. In late 1899 she had a complete refit at Portsmouth dockyard. In March 1901 she was commissioned by Captain Arthur Limpus, with a complement of 544 officers and men, to take the place as flagship of Rear-Admiral Arthur Moore, who had been appointed Commander-in-Chief on the Cape Station. She arrived in Durban in early September 1901.Despite her obsolescence, she saw service in the First World War, first with the 10th Cruiser Squadron on Northern Patrol and from 1915 as a depot ship for this group, based in the Shetland Islands. Two of her 6-in QF Mk I guns were dismounted from the cruiser and moved to Swarbacks Head on Vementry, a headland that overlooks the entrance to Swarbacks Minn between the islands of Vementry and Muckle Roe for shore based defence. The two guns still exist on this site and can be visited.Future First Sea Lord John H. D. Cunningham served aboard her as a midshipman. Captain Ronald Arthur Hopwood, R.N. was in command 1913–1914, leaving at the start of the First World War.Gibraltar was sold in August 1923 to John Cashmore Ltd for breaking up at Newport.".
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Q5632564 layingDown "1889-12-02".
Q5632564 length "118.11".
Q5632564 shipBeam "18.288".
Q5632564 shipLaunch "1892-04-27".
Q5632564 status "Sold for breaking up September 1923".
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Q5632564 shipBuilder "Napier, Glasgow".
Q5632564 shipFate "Sold for breaking up September 1923".
Q5632564 shipLaidDown "1889-12-02".
Q5632564 shipLaunched "1892-04-27".
Q5632564 shipName "HMS Gibraltar".
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Q5632564 comment "HMS Gibraltar, was an Edgar-class cruiser launched in 1892 for service in the Royal Navy. She was built and engineered by Messrs Napier of Glasgow. Of 7,700 loaded displacement, she was coal-fired with four double-ended cylindrical boilers driving two shafts. She could make 20 knots (37 km/h) with forced draught and 18 knots (33 km/h) with natural draught. She was a very good sea boat and an exceptional steamer. During her early career she served mainly on foreign stations.".
Q5632564 label "HMS Gibraltar (1892)".
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Q5632564 name "HMS Gibraltar".