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The launch of Chilean destroy Almirante Lynch, 28th September 1912
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The launch of Chilean destroy Almirante Lynch, 28th September 1912
The launch of Chilean destroy Almirante Lynch, 28th September 1912. The name of this vessel is recorded as Tome by the photographers, Kirk & sons. Almirante Condell was the first of six Almirante Lynch class destroyers ordered by the Chilean Navy and built in Cowes, Isle of Wight by J. Samuel White shipbuilders. Four of the destroyers were requisitioned by the Royal Navy to use during WW1. Almirante Lynch was one of the two delivered directly to the Chiliean Navy
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The Launch of Chilean Destroyer Almirante Lynch, 28th September 1912
EDITORS COMMENTS
. This print captures a significant moment in naval history - the launch of the Chilean destroyer Almirante Lynch on September 28th, 1912. The vessel's name is recorded as Tome by the renowned photographers Kirk & Sons, who expertly documented this monumental event. The Almirante Lynch was part of a class of six destroyers ordered by the Chilean Navy and constructed in Cowes, Isle of Wight by J. Samuel White shipbuilders. However, due to the outbreak of World War I, four destroyers were requisitioned by the Royal Navy for wartime use. Interestingly, Almirante Lynch was one of only two ships that were directly delivered to the Chilean Navy before being swept into global conflict. This photograph serves as a testament to her original purpose and highlights her significance within naval warfare during this era. The image showcases not just a warship but also represents an alliance between nations - England's expertise in shipbuilding combined with Chile's need for maritime defense. It symbolizes strength and unity amidst turbulent times. Preserved in monochrome tones, this historical artifact transports us back to early 20th-century naval advancements and reminds us of the profound impact that world events can have on even seemingly distant countries like Chile.
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