Admiral Sir Tom Phillips

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Admiral Sir Tom Phillips was a senior Royal Navy officer who commanded the British Eastern Fleet’s capital ships Force Z during World War II and was killed when his flagship HMS Prince of Wales was sunk by Japanese aircraft in 1941.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Navy officer
admiral
human
allegiance United Kingdom
awardReceived Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath NERFINISHED
Order of St Michael and St George NERFINISHED
Order of the Bath
Order of the British Empire
causeOfDeath aerial attack by Japanese aircraft
sinking of HMS Prince of Wales
conflict World War II
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfDeath 1941-12-10
deathPlaceShip HMS Prince of Wales NERFINISHED
employer British government NERFINISHED
era 20th century
givenName Tom NERFINISHED
hasOccupation military leader
naval officer
honorificPrefix Admiral
Sir
killedIn Sinking of HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse NERFINISHED
mannerOfDeath killed in action
memberOf Royal Navy NERFINISHED
militaryBranch Royal Navy
militaryRank Admiral
Admiral of the Fleet NERFINISHED
notableEvent Loss of Force Z NERFINISHED
notableFor Commanding Force Z without air cover
First capital ships sunk at sea solely by air power in wartime
notableWork Command of Force Z in the Pacific in 1941
opponent Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service NERFINISHED
participantIn Malayan Campaign NERFINISHED
Pacific War NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath South China Sea NERFINISHED
positionHeld Commander of Eastern Fleet capital ships
Commander of Force Z
serviceNumber Royal Navy officer service
shipCommanded HMS Prince of Wales NERFINISHED

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Sinking of HMS Repulse commanderForUK Admiral Sir Tom Phillips
Force Z commander Admiral Sir Tom Phillips