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RMAPM745–The Type 23 Frigate HMS Grafton during exercises off the West Coast of Scotland one of three of the class that was sold to the Chilean Navy
RMG6DCGP–Royal Navy Frigate HMS Grafton on the river Orwell in Ipswich. HMS Grafton is staying in the town until next week as part of celebrations recognising the ships links with Ipswich.
RMG8PAWT–File photos of Left to right: HMS Grafton, HMS Marlborough and HMS Norfolk. An agreement was signed Wednesday 7 September 2005 for the sale of three former Royal Navy warships to Chile. The Type 23 frigates HMS Norfolk, HMS Grafton and HMS Marlborough are due to be delivered to the Chilean Navy at the end of 2008. The deal, signed by defence procurement minister Lord Drayson and Chilean Minister of Defence Jaime Ravinet, follows the sale of HMS Sheffield - now renamed the Almirante Williams - to Chile in 2003. See PA Story DEFENCE Frigates. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. MANDATORY Photo credit
RM2BW3HAM–New destroyer in drydock at Southampton . HMS Grafton in drydock at Southampton . 16 March 1935
RMG4K468–HMS Grafton leaves for Serbia. The HMS Grafton leaves Portsmouth for the Adriatic to take part in the Nato operation against Serbia.
RM2F9TK9A–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1937. SPITHEAD, ENGLAND. - DUNKIRK VETERAN SUNK - HMS GRAFTON (H89), A G-CLASS DESTROYER BUILT BY J.THORNYCROFT AT WOOLSTON, SOUTHAMPTON IN 1935, SEEN HERE AT THE MAY CORONATION REVIEW, WAS ATTACKED AND DAMAGED BY GERMAN U-BOAT U62 DURING OPERATION DYNAMO (RELIEF OF DUNKIRK). HER CAPTAIN CMDR. E.C. ROBINSON R.N. WAS KILLED ALONG WITH SEVERAL OF THE CREW. GRAFTON WAS SUNK BY GUNFIRE FROM IVANHOE AFTER REMAINING CREW HAD BEEN TAKEN OFF.
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© DIGITAL IMAGE COPYRIGHT AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY
SOURCE: AJAX VINTAGE PICTURE LIBRARY COLLECTION
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RM2M98CK5–EH Industries (later AgustaWestland) EH101 approaches HMS Grafton (F80), a Type 23 frigate.
RMAFGR64–HMS Grafton (Almirante Lynch FF-07 Chilean Navy) sailing on the River Orwell towards the port of Ipswich, Suffolk, UK.
RMW2W834–HMS Grafton, fitted with a jury rudder, etc, for her voyage to England, after the storm off Louisbourg, 1757
RMA3CD82–Aerial View of British Naval Base Portsmouth UK showing Type 23 Frigates HMS Marlborough and HMS Grafton July 2002
RM2AHTXYH–HMS Grafton ia type 23 frigate and is pictured in service with the Royal Navy. She was sold to the Chilean Navy in 2017 and renamed Almirante Lynch.
RMGN81AD–AJAXNETPHOTO. 5TH OCT, 2004. AT SEA, ENGLAND. - STAFF COLLEGE SEA DAYS. HMS TRACKER MAKES AN ATTACK ON HMS GRAFTON. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX.
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RMA4Y52B–The Hon Judge John Alcantara CBE Mayor of Gibraltar and First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Alan West inspecting sailors HMS Grafton
RMG111PX–AJAXNETPHOTO - 5 OCT 2004 - STAFF COLLEGE SEA DAYS. HMS TRACKER FLYING THE SKULL AND CROSSBONES PIRATE FLAG, MAKES AN ATTACK ON HMS GRAFTON. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX.
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RMGN81A9–AJAXNETPHOTO. 5TH OCT, 2004. AT SEA, CHANNEL. - STAFF COLLEGE SEA DAYS P2000 TYPE FAST PATROL BOAT HMS TRACKER PLAYS THE BANDIT, APPROACHING HMS GRAFTON AT SPEED IN MOCK ATTACK.. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX. REF: 40510 1011.
RMEGNBFJ–AJAXNETPHOTO - 5 OCT 2004 - STAFF COLLEGE SEA DAYS.NAVAL LYNX HELO FROM HMS GRAFTON. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX. REF: 40510 1019.
RM2R4ANT9–US Navy The Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Grafton (F80) patrols the Arabian Gulf during a regularly scheduled deployment
RM2BW39KN–New HMS Grafton (H89) a G-class destroyer launched by Lady Barrie at Messrs Thorneycroft's yards at Woolston near Southampton . Photo shows her sliding down slipway at the launch . 22 July 1935
RMG4K465–Members of the crew of HMS Grafton wave to wellwishers as they leave for the Adriatic to take part in the Nato operation against Serbia. The Type 23 Duke class frigate sailed from Portsmouth to take over from her sister ship HMS Somerset. * She will provide protection for the French aircraft carrier Foche .
RMHFEA50–050220-N-1444C-038 Arabian Gulf (Feb. 20, 2005) - Two Royal Navy Sailors prepare to chain-down a Royal Navy Lynx Mk8 helicopter, assigned to 815 Squadron aboard the Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Grafton (F80). The Lynx Mk8 is an anti-surface and anti-submarine helicopter designed to operate from frigates and destroyers of the Fleet. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Peter J. Carney (RELEASED) US Navy 050220-N-1444C-038 Two Royal Navy Sailors prepare to chain-down a Royal Navy Lynx Mk8 helicopter, assigned to 815 Squadron aboard the Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Grafton (F80)
RMG5BDHA–Commander Bob Sanguinetti, a former captain of the 170 million warship HMS Grafton, arrives at a court martial at HMS Nelson in Portsmouth where he is appearing on charges with his navigator Lieutenant Desmond Donworth * ... relating to the grounding of the vessel near Oslo September 1999.
RMG36C8D–Robert Fitzroy memorial plaque, St. Mary`s Church, Grafton Regis, Northamptonshire, England, UK
RMG6DCGA–Royal Navy Frigate HMS Grafton on the river Orwell in Ipswich. HMS Grafton is staying in the town until next week as part of celebrations recognising the ships links with Ipswich.
RMA6A3B8–Aerial View of British Naval Base Portsmouth UK showing Type 42 Destroyer HMS Cardiff Type 23 Frigates Grafton Marlborough July
RMG92G9D–Sailers from HMS Grafton L to R Steward Lee Jones from Cumbria, Leading Steward Paul Noble from Southampton, Steward Michael Cochrane from Northern Ireland lift Danielle Harley from Chester up ontop of a sunseeker at the London Boat Show.
RM2D31K28–Commander Robert Sanguinetti of HMS Grafton at a court martial in Portsmouth, with his wife Stephanie, where he is appearing on charges with his navigator Lieutenant Desmond Donworth relating to the grounding of HMS Grafton near Oslo. * while taking part in a Nato operation against Serbia.
RMG6YA8C–Commander Adrian Cassar looks over the side of the navy frigate HMS Grafton as it leaves port in Dubai, to begin patrolling off the coast of Iraq
RM2R4ANC3–US Navy A Sailor assigned to the guided missile frigate USS Thach (FFG 43) boards the Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Grafton (F80) for a multi-national exercise
RM2BW39K3–New HMS Grafton (H89) a G-class destroyer launched by Lady Barrie at Messrs Thorneycroft's yards at Woolston near Southampton . Photo shows her sliding into the water from her slipway at the launch . 22 July 1935
RMHFEA55–050220-N-1444C-053 Persian Gulf (Feb. 20, 2005) Ð The Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Grafton (F80) patrols the Arabian Gulf during a regularly scheduled deployment. HMS Grafton, the 12th Type 23 Frigate to enter service in the Royal Navy, was built by Yarrows Shipbuilders, now part of BAE Marine, on the River Clyde in Scotland and was commissioned into the Royal Navy on November 5, 1994. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Peter J. Carney (RELEASED) US Navy 050220-N-1444C-053 The Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Grafton (F80) patrols the Arabian Gulf during a regularly scheduled dep
RM2HN1GF1–A sail past by HMS Grafton (F80) for Her Majesty The Queen at the Trafalgar 200 Fleet Review at Spithead (Solent), UK on 28/6/2005.
RMG6YA54–Commander Adrian Cassar looks over the side of the navy frigate HMS Grafton as it leaves port in Dubai, to begin patrolling off the coast of Iraq
RMG6YA9W–Crew members study radar instruments in the HMS Grafton's Operations Room. The Portsmouth-based Type 23 Frigate is currently patrolling the waters off the coast of Iraq.
RM2R4ANPY–US Navy Two Royal Navy Sailors prepare to chain-down a Royal Navy Lynx Mk8 helicopter, assigned to 815 Squadron aboard the Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Grafton (F80)
RM2BW39TJ–New HMS Grafton (H89) a G-class destroyer launched by Lady Barrie at Messrs Thorneycroft's yards at Woolston near Southampton . Photo shows , Lady Barrie flicking the switch to launch the new destroyer HMS Grafton into the water from her slipway . 22 July 1935
RMHFEA4R–050215-N-1444C-012 Persian Gulf (Feb. 15, 2005) - A Sailor assigned to the guided missile frigate USS Thach (FFG 43) boards the Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Grafton (F80) for a multi-national exercise. HMS Grafton, the 12th Type 23 Frigate to enter service in the Royal Navy, was built by Yarrows Shipbuilders, now part of BAE Marine, on the River Clyde in Scotland and was commissioned into the Royal Navy on November 5, 1994. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Peter J. Carney (RELEASED) US Navy 050215-N-1444C-012 A Sailor assigned to the guided missile frigate USS Thach (FFG 43)
RM2BW39R7–New HMS Grafton (H89) a G-class destroyer launched by Lady Barrie at Messrs Thorneycroft's yards at Woolston near Southampton . Photo shows , Lady Barrie flicking the switch to launch the new destroyer HMS Grafton into the water from her slipway . 22 July 1935
RM2BW39JY–New HMS Grafton (H89) a G-class destroyer launched by Lady Barrie at Messrs Thorneycroft's yards at Woolston near Southampton . Photo shows workmen showing their delight at the completion of their work on HMS Grafton who sits proudly on her own lines infront of them . 22 July 1935
RMG6YA9M–Andy Fern, 26, from Gloucester, takes aim during an exercise to simulate a suicide bomber attack on the HMS Grafton. The Portsmouth-based Type 23 Frigate is currently patrolling the waters off the coast of Iraq.
RMG6YB5K–The Khawr al Amaya oil terminal off the coast of Iraq. The The Portsmouth-based frigate HMS Grafton is currently in the area defending these key economic assets along with US and Australian warships, and 23 US Marines have now been stationed on Khawr al Amaya.
RMG6YB67–The Al Bakra oil platform off the coast of Iraq. The Portsmouth-based frigate HMS Grafton is currently in the area defending these key economic assets along with US and Australian warships, and 23 US Marines have now been stationed on the Khawr al Amaya platform.
RMG6YB6B–Sergeant David Glisson, 34, from Georgia, US, talks to Royal Marine 2nd Lt Doug Pennefather, 26, on the Khawr al Amaya oil platform off the coast of Iraq. Pennefather is based on the Portsmouth-based HMS Grafton, which is patrolling the area.
RMG6XX3G–American Marines at the dilapidated Khawr al Amaya Oil Terminal which HMS Grafton is protecting. The Type 23 Frigate is currently patrolling the waters off the coast of Iraq. The first vessels belonging to the ICDF were officially launched today. The coalition hopes the ICDF, which is described as 'more than a coastguard but without the attack capacity of a navy', will eventually take over responsibility for security in Iraqi waters.
RMG6XX36–Captain John Murphie arrives on HMS Grafton to launch the first two vessels for the newly-formed Iraqi Coastal Defence Force. The Type 23 Frigate is currently patrolling the waters off the coast of Iraq. The first vessels belonging to a ICDF were officially launched today. The coalition hopes the ICDF, which is described as 'more than a coastguard but without the attack capacity of a navy', will eventually take over responsibility for security in Iraqi waters.
RMG6XJXT–The Al Bakra oil terminal in the north Arabian Gulf, where HMS Grafton is currently patrolling. Terrorist activities off the coast of Iraq will not be curbed unless the coalition co-operates more closely with Iran, according to the captain of the British warship patrolling the region. Commander Adrian Cassar said the occupying forces had been making good progress regulating shipping in Iraqi territory, but had little information concerning movements in neighbouring Iranian waters.
RMG6XJXJ–A team of Royal Marines led by 2 Lt Doug Pennefather, 26, (right) attached to HMS Grafton, A Type 23 Frigate currently patrolling the waters off the coast of Iraq. Terrorist activities off the coast of Iraq will not be curbed unless the coalition co-operates more closely with Iran, according to the captain of the British warship patrolling the region. Commander Adrian Cassar said the occupying forces had been making good progress regulating shipping in Iraqi territory, but had little information concerning movements in neighbouring Iranian waters.
RMG6XJXR–2nd Lt Doug Pennefather, 26, of the Royal Marines slides into a launch attached to HMS Grafton, A Type 23 Frigate currently patrolling the waters off the coast of Iraq. Terrorist activities off the coast of Iraq will not be curbed unless the coalition co-operates more closely with Iran, according to the captain of the British warship patrolling the region. Commander Adrian Cassar said the occupying forces had been making good progress regulating shipping in Iraqi territory, but had little information concerning movements in neighbouring Iranian waters.
RMG5BDP6–Naval Lieutenant Desmond Donworth, navigator of HMS Grafton at a court martial in Portsmouth, where he is appearing on charges with his captain Commander Robert Sanguinetti relating to the grounding of HMS Grafton near Oslo while taking part in a Nato operation. * against Serbia.
RMG6G0R8–The Royal Navy Frigate, HMS Grafton, arrives at the Royal Docks on the Thames, near City London Airport, ahead of the European Military Arms Trade Fair, which will be held at the Excel Centre in London's docklands next week.
RMG6G0MR–The Royal Navy Frigate, HMS Grafton, arrives at the Royal Docks on the Thames, near City London Airport, ahead of the European Military Arms Trade Fair, which will be held at the Excel Centre in London's docklands next week.
RM2D31K2D–Commander Robert Sanguinetti of HMS Grafton at a court martial in Portsmouth, where he is appearing on charges with his navigator Lieutenant Desmond Donworth relating to the grounding of HMS Grafton near Oslo while taking part in a Nato operation. * against Serbia.
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