HMS Dunedin

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HMS Dunedin was a British Royal Navy light cruiser that served with distinction between the World Wars and during the early years of World War II before being sunk in 1941.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Navy warship
Town-class light cruiser
armament 3-inch anti-aircraft guns
6-inch (152 mm) main guns
Torpedo tubes
beam approximately 46 feet 6 inches
builder Armstrong Whitworth NERFINISHED
builtAt Newcastle upon Tyne NERFINISHED
category Cruisers sunk by German submarines in World War II
Maritime incidents in 1941
Ships built on the River Tyne
World War II cruisers of the United Kingdom
commissioned 13 September 1919
conflict Interwar period naval service
World War II
country United Kingdom
crewComplement approximately 450–500 officers and men
dateOfSinking 24 November 1941
displacement approximately 4,850 tons standard
fate Sunk by German submarine
hullNumber D93
laidDown 5 November 1917
launched 19 November 1918
length approximately 472 feet
namedAfter City of Dunedin, New Zealand NERFINISHED
navalEnsign White Ensign of the Royal Navy NERFINISHED
notableEvent Participated in interception of enemy and suspicious merchant shipping in early World War II
operator Royal Navy
partOf Royal Navy NERFINISHED
propulsion Oil-fired boilers
Steam turbines
role Patrol and escort duties
Trade protection
serviceEndYear 1941
serviceEntry Post–World War I era
serviceStartYear 1919
shipClass Danae sub-class of the C-class cruisers
Town-class light cruiser NERFINISHED
sinkingCause Torpedo attack
sinkingLocation Central Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
sinkingWar World War II NERFINISHED
sunkBy German submarine U-124 NERFINISHED
survivors small proportion of crew survived sinking
theatreOfOperations Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
Caribbean Sea NERFINISHED
South Atlantic NERFINISHED
topSpeed approximately 29 knots
type Light cruiser

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