BACK Photographs Relevant to This Incident.
ROYAL NAVY IMAGES
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AN ARABIS TYPE, FLOWER
CLASS SLOOP

A sister-ship of the Valerian, this photo serves to illustrate the type.
courtesy http://www.battleships-cruisers.co.uk
A FLOWER CLASS SLOOP.
courtesy http://www.battleships-cruisers.co.uk
HMS CALCUTTA,
A C-Class Cruiser
At the HM Dockyard, Ireland Island.
This was the vessel torn from the South face of the Dockyard when the hurricane struck.  Only by the courageous and deliberate actions of her crew did she avoid destruction herself.
  courtesy http://www.battleships-cruisers.co.uk
A C-Class Cruiser
(HMS Cairo)
HM Dockyard, Ireland Island.
The Calcutta was moored in the South Basin, directly above the position shown for the floating dock (orange).
The Somers Isles,
or Bermuda, is the speck just to right of dead-centre.
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