HMS Caroline

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HMS Caroline is a preserved World War I-era Royal Navy light cruiser, notable as one of the last surviving ships from the Battle of Jutland and now serving as a museum ship in Belfast.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf C-class light cruiser
Royal Navy warship
World War I warship
museum ship
armament six 6-inch guns (original main battery)
torpedo tubes
associatedWithCity Belfast NERFINISHED
associatedWithShipyard Cammell Laird shipyard NERFINISHED
basedAt Belfast NERFINISHED
beam approximately 41 feet
builder Cammell Laird NERFINISHED
builtAt Birkenhead NERFINISHED
commissionedDate 1915-12-04
conflict World War I
country United Kingdom
crewComplement about 325 officers and men (wartime)
decommissionedFromSeaService 1924
displacement approximately 4,219 tons standard
draught approximately 16 feet
hasExhibitType naval history museum
heritageDesignation UK historic ship
homePort Alexandra Dock, Belfast NERFINISHED
laidDownDate 1914-01-28
laterRole Royal Naval Reserve drill ship
headquarters and training ship
launchDate 1914-12-29
length approximately 446 feet
location Titanic Quarter, Belfast NERFINISHED
maximumSpeed about 28.5 knots
mooredIn Alexandra Dock, Belfast NERFINISHED
museumOpening 2016
notableFor being one of the last surviving ships of the Battle of Jutland
being one of the oldest surviving Royal Navy light cruisers
operator Royal Navy
owner National Museum of the Royal Navy NERFINISHED
participatedIn Battle of Jutland NERFINISHED
preservationWorkBy National Museum of the Royal Navy NERFINISHED
propulsion four shafts
steam turbines
roleAtJutland scout and screening cruiser
shipClass Caroline sub-class of C-class cruisers NERFINISHED
shipType light cruiser
squadron 4th Light Cruiser Squadron NERFINISHED
status museum ship
preserved ship
usedBy Royal Naval Reserve NERFINISHED
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve NERFINISHED
usedDuringConflict World War II (as training and HQ ship) NERFINISHED
visitedBy public

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