Hunt Class Collection

HMS Middleton is pictured in Scotland. The Hunt Class are the largest warships ever constructed out of Glass Reinforced Plastic

HMS Quorn is pictured as she departs from Portsmouth on her way to take part in Op Argonaut and Exercise Saif Sareea off the coast of Oman. She is part of the 2nd Mine Countermeasures Squadron

HMS Atherstone
Mine counter measure vessel HMS Atherstone operating in the Middle East. The Hunt Class are the largest warships ever constructed out of Glass Reinforced Plastic

HMS Hurworth operating in the English Channel. The Hunt Class are the largest warships ever constructed out of Glass Reinforced Plastic

HMS Brocklesby sails from HMNB Clyde for the final time. She is leaving for sunnier climes, to new homeports as part of the MCM1/MCM3 handover

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"Hunt Class: A Legacy of Naval Excellence" In this captivating image, HMS Quorn gracefully departs from Portsmouth, showcasing the remarkable prowess of the renowned Hunt Class vessels. These exceptional ships have served as stalwarts in naval operations for decades, embodying strength and resilience. Amongst their esteemed ranks are HMS Atherstone, HMS Hurworth, and HMS Middleton; each vessel a testament to the unwavering dedication of its crew. With their sleek designs and cutting-edge technology, these ships have consistently proven themselves on countless missions around the globe. The departure of HMS Brocklesby from HMNB Clyde marks an emotional farewell for this illustrious ship. Having sailed her final voyage with pride and honor, she leaves behind a legacy that will forever be etched in maritime history. Throughout their service years, it is clear that one name stands out - HMS Atherstone. This extraordinary ship has repeatedly demonstrated her mettle through numerous deployments and exercises. Her presence on the seas has become synonymous with excellence and professionalism. As we bid adieu to these iconic vessels sailing into new horizons or retiring after dedicated service, we reflect upon the invaluable contributions they have made to our nation's defense. The Hunt Class ships symbolize not only Britain's naval might but also serve as a reminder of the brave men and women who tirelessly safeguard our waters. With every wave crashing against their hulls and every mission accomplished at sea, these remarkable vessels exemplify courage under fire. Their departure may bring mixed emotions but let us celebrate their indomitable spirit that continues to inspire future generations within the Royal Navy. Fair winds and following seas to all those who have served aboard these magnificent Hunt Class ships – your legacy will forever sail alongside you.