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Anson

CountryUnited Kingdom
Ship ClassKing George V (1939)-class Battleship
Hull Number79

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Anson Operational Timeline

21 Dec 1942 HMS Cumberland provided distant cover with HM Battleship Anson and HM Destroyers Forester, Icarus, Impulsive, HM Escort Destroyers Blankney and Chiddingfold for passage of Russian Convoy JW51B.




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