HMS Kent at Chefoo, China, early in 1933
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HMS Kent at Chefoo, China, early in 1933
In a training exercise, an armed boarding party from HMS Kent boards the River class frigate HMAS Derwent in the Malacca Strait.
HMS Kent - Summer/beach skin
Because she has no skins at all beside default one. And this is terrible.
HMS Kent, a County-class heavy cruiser, at Liverpool in November 1942.
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HMS Kent, a County-class heavy cruiser off of Liverpool.
HMS Kent, County-class heavy cruiser, underway off of Liverpool.
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Photographs of Royal Navy heavy cruiser HMS Kent at Scapa Flow. 3rd November 1941.
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Portsmouth RN Dockyard by Roy Llowarch Via Flickr: HMS Kent, HMS Prince of Wales & HMS Queen Elizabeth.... In 1194 King Richard 1 also known as King Richard the Lionheart ordered that a dockyard should be built in Portsmouth. By 1800 the British Royal Navy had 684 warships and Portsmouth Dockyard was the largest industrial complex in the world. Portsmouth was also the most fortified city in the world. Great Britain lead the industrial revolution and Portsmouth dockyard was the first place in the world to have automated production lines using steam power. The history of HMNB Portsmouth is very interesting reading and I have included the Wiki link for Portsmouth dockyard below. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMNB_Portsmouth#History