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Diagram Aircraft Carrier HMS Glorious Built Large Light Cruiser
Diagram of the aircraft carrier HMS Glorious, built as a large light cruiser in 1915-1917, she was converted, 1924-1930. From British Warships, published 1940
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This print showcases the remarkable transformation of the HMS Glorious, originally built as a large light cruiser in 1915-1917. Converted into an aircraft carrier between 1924 and 1930, this British warship exemplifies the ingenuity and adaptability of naval engineering during the early 20th century. The diagram offers a detailed glimpse into the various features that made this vessel a force to be reckoned with. From its courageous class battlecruiser origins to its impressive superstructure and director tower, every aspect of this ship exudes power and functionality. Notably, the image captures a crane hoisting aircraft onto its flying off and landing deck, showcasing the crucial role played by these carriers in aerial warfare. The starboard side reveals searchlights illuminating the vast oceanic expanse while ensuring maximum visibility for strategic operations. With accommodation for up to 48 aircraft, including collapsible wireless masts and dual-purpose quadruple screws, it is evident that no expense was spared in equipping this formidable warship. As an archival piece from British Warships published in 1940, this historical illustration transports us back to a pivotal era when sail gave way to steam-powered vessels. It serves as both a testament to human innovation and an homage to those who sailed aboard her during times of conflict. Hilary Morgan's expertly captured photograph immortalizes not just a ship but also an era defined by technological advancements on land, sea, and air.
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