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Trireme Olympias, frigate HN Kimon, and cruiser Georgios Averof
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Trireme Olympias, frigate HN Kimon, and cruiser Georgios Averof
Greeks waiting eagerly to greet relatives and friends serving in the Greek cruiser GEORGE AVEROFF soon after she arrived at Piraeus. © IWM (A 26355)
Armored cruiser Georgios Averof, built in 1907, the only ship of this type still in existence - a floating museum, during its stop at Thessaloniki
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A Greek Naval Band plays under the 6 inch guns of the Greek cruiser, HHMS GIORGIOS AVEROFF, Flagship of Rear Admiral A Sakellariou, Commander in Chief of the Royal Hellenic Navy, shortly before celebrating Greek Independence Day (25 March). © IWM (A 15183)
They are actually 234mm/9.2 inch guns but whatever you say IWM
Greek citizens watching their country's veteran heavy cruiser GEORGE AVEROFF after her arrival at Piraeus. © IWM (A 26352)
The GEORGE AVEROFF, flying the flag of Greek C in C, Admiral Voulgaris, and HMS ORION, flying the flag of Admiral F J Mansfield, DSC, alongside each other in Piraeus harbour. © IWM (A 26412)
The flagship of the Royal Hellenic Navy Georgios Averof 'Dressed for Peace' off Canea, Crete, sometime between 1919-1939. © IWM (Q 14119)
First Greek aeroplane arriving, during Greek occupation of Smyrna during the Greco-Turkish War of 1919-1922, coming over the top of Georgios Averof (Greek battleship) with British Navy observing. © IWM (Q 14143)
Averof was an armoured cruiser but whatever you say IWM