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Revision as of 18:54, 13 November 2012

In April, 1913, the Royal Navy ordered a number of Officer of Quarters' Range-Keeping Instruments (Pattern 2657) for a number of vessels.

We have yet to discover any description on this instrument.

Deployment

By August, six of these were to go to each of Argyll, Devonshire, Roxburgh, Hampshire, Antrim, and Carnarvon, and two each to Hyacinth, Highflyer and Hermes.[1]

In December 1913, 68 devices already given to armoured and light cruisers were to be reappropriated to capital ships as a temporary measure for local control purposes, pending the results of trials of the Dreyer Turret Control Table soon to take place in Queen Mary.

Ships surrendering Instruments in late 1913[2]
Number Surrendered Ships
6 each (60 in all)
2 each (8 in all)


Ships given Re-Appropriated Instruments in late 1913[3]
Number Supplied Ships
4 each (16 in all)
2 each (50 in all)
1 each (2 in all)

See Also

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Admiralty Weekly Order No. 457 of 15 Aug, 1913.
  2. ↑ Admiralty Weekly Order No. 707 of 5 Dec, 1913.
  3. ↑ Admiralty Weekly Order No. 707 of 5 Dec, 1913.

Bibliography

  • Admiralty. Admiralty Weekly Orders, 1913. Unnumbered copy at The National Archives. ADM 182/4.

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