


Birmingham
國家 | 英國 |
艦級 | Town 級 輕巡洋艦 |
造船廠 | Devonport Dockyard, Plymouth, England, Britain |
安放龍骨日期 | 1935年7月18日 |
下水日期 | 1936年9月1日 |
服役日期 | 1937年11月18日 |
排水量 | 9,100 tons standard; 11,350 tons full |
長度 | 558 feet |
寬度 | 62 feet |
吃水 | 21 feet |
動力來源 | Four-shaft Parsons geared turbines, four Admiralty 3-drum boilers |
功率 | 75,000 shaft horsepower |
速度 | 32 knots |
乘員 | 748 |
武裝 | 4x3x6in guns, 4x2x4in guns, 4x3pdr, 2x4x2pdr, 6x21in torpedo tubes |
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Light Cruiser Birmingham 互動地圖
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Birmingham Operational Timeline
1937年11月18日 | Birmingham was commissioned into service. |
1938年10月21日 | Before dawn, HMS Birmingham sailed along the coast of Gulangyu island, an international zone, near Xiamen, China. At 0800 hours, she sailed into Xiamen harbor between four columns of Japanese war ships by surprise; Birmingham's crew was able to take photographs of classified Japanese naval equipment such as fire controls and radar antennae before the Japanese crew was able to cover them up. At 1100 hours, Birmingham set sail for Hong Kong. |
1939年5月16日 | HMS Birmingham arrived at Gulangyu island, an international settlement off Xiamen, China in response to the arrival of a Japanese Special Naval Landing Force detachment nearby. She disembarked a contingent of sailors and marines. |
1939年5月26日 | HMS Birmingham departed Xiamen, China with Vice Admiral Percy Noble aboard. |
1941年4月22日 | Light cruiser HMS Birmingham arrived at Scapa Flow, Scotland, United Kingdom at 0602 hours after completing escort duties which began on 8 Feb. |
1942年11月26日 | Cruiser HMS Birmingham and passenger ship RMS Carthage of the British shipping company P&O picked up all of Tilawa’s 678 survivors. |
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Visitor Submitted Comments
2. Victor John Alfred Hillier says:
27 Apr 2020 10:55:07 AM
My uncle Alfred Arthur Frank Hillier served aboard HMS Birmingham he was one of the able bodied seaman who died when the ship was torpedoed by the submarine U407 he is buried in the war cemetery in Alexander Egypt many thanks Victor
27 Apr 2020 10:55:07 AM
My uncle Alfred Arthur Frank Hillier served aboard HMS Birmingham he was one of the able bodied seaman who died when the ship was torpedoed by the submarine U407 he is buried in the war cemetery in Alexander Egypt many thanks Victor
3. David Faulkner says:
7 Sep 2020 02:43:52 PM
My Uncle Danny (Daniel Rankin) was a stoker on HMS Birmingham when she was torpedoed in the med. She limped to Alexandria North Africa.
7 Sep 2020 02:43:52 PM
My Uncle Danny (Daniel Rankin) was a stoker on HMS Birmingham when she was torpedoed in the med. She limped to Alexandria North Africa.
4. Mike Chiles says:
7 Mar 2022 11:35:19 AM
My father, William "Bunty" Chiles, was a leading seaman on the Birmingham when it was struck by the torpedo in the Med.
7 Mar 2022 11:35:19 AM
My father, William "Bunty" Chiles, was a leading seaman on the Birmingham when it was struck by the torpedo in the Med.
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