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RM2AA0JJT–An evocative painting by Alma Claude Burlton Cull of the arrival of the Royal Navy fleet at Spithead off the Solent,Hampshire, England, to celebrate the Coronation of King George V in 1911.
RMG5C1E1–The Silver Jubilee Review of the Fleet at Spithead. The Royal Yacht Britannia passes a Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier.
RM2M705AP–Midshipman, Prince Albert, watching the Spithead Review, July 1914. The future King George VI (1895-1952) watching the mobilisation of the Royal Navy fleet. From 18th to 20th July 1914, the naval fleet of the United Kingdom was mobilised for World War I.
RM2BW1XHT–Fleet salutes the King at Spithead review. Aboard the Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert', the King passed through the 5 mile line is of 160 warships and merchant vessels when he made his Coronation review of the British Navy and Mercantile Marine at Spithead. Nearly 300 ships, including 17 from foreign fleets, were reviewed. Photo shows, officers saluting as a 21 gun salute was fired from HMS Barham ( P 04 ) a Queen Elizabeth-class. 20 May 1937
RMCP7C8R–Illustration of British Naval fleet at annual Spithead Royal review. Engraved by William Miller in 1875.
RMKRD1JT–King George V reviewing the British naval fleet at Spithead, Hampshire. The Fleet Review is a British tradition, in which the reigning monarch reviews the massed Royal Navy. It is thought to date back to the 15th century. In this photograph the Royal Yacht passes through the lines of warships. Date: circa 1912
RM2F951CW–AJAXNETPHOTO. 25TH JUNE, 1977. PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND. - LAST NAVY SAILING SHIP - H.M.S. RECLAIM, THE ROYAL NAVY'S DIVING SUPPORT SHIP, LEAVING HARBOUR TO TAKE UP HER SILVER JUBILEE FLEET REVIEW POSITION AT SPITHEAD. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:202206 68
RM2EFEP05–The turret armour-clad ship 'Devastation' at Spithead on the occasion of the Naval Review in honour of the Shah of Persia's visit 23rd June 1873
RMRJNDXF–A cartoon depicting the British Lion rowing his young lions (the Colonies) to the great naval review at Spithead as part of the celebrations to mark Victoria's 60 years as Queen. Illustrated by John Tenniel.
RM2BX5836–From left to right: Queen Elizabeth, King George VI: and Crown Princess Elizabeth II on board the royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert' during the Coronation Review of the British and Merchant Navy at Spithead. More than 300 ships took part in the Fleet Parade, 17 of them were foreign warships.
RM2RGCB73–A panoramic view showing the berthing arrangements made for the Review of the Fleet at Spithead by King George V to celebrate his Silver Jubilee. The pageant included ships of the Royal Navy, the Royal Indian Navy, the Royal Australian Navy, the Merchant Navy and the fishing fleet. To the left of the picture, the King's yacht, 'Victoria and Albert' is preceded by the Trinity House yacht, 'Patricia' as it passes through the lines.
RMCPMNX9–BRITISH NAVAL SPITHEAD REVIEW 26 June 1897 for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee painted by Charles Dixon
RMTAACD1–'The Coronation Review (Edward VII) at Spithead', 1902. By Eduardo de Martino (1838-1912). The Coronation review of 16th August 1902, was the first time in the modern era that a review had been used to mark a coronation.
RMMR6T5X–Cartoon depicting Mr Punch reviewing the British Navy, with Dog Toby, as part of the Spithead Review which marked Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. Dated 19th century
RMC0DG4W–Illustration of British Naval fleet at annual Spithead Royal review. Engraved by William Miller in 1875.
RME1FPWW–Illustration depicting ships of the British Navy anchored off of Spithead. Spithead is an aread of the Solent in Hampshire, England. The Fleet Review, a British tradition where the Monarch reviews the massed Royal Navy, usually takes place in Spithead. Dated 1897
RM2BW1XK6–Fleet salutes the King at Spithead review. Aboard the Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert', the King passed through the 5 mile line is of 160 warships and merchant vessels when he made his Coronation review of the British Navy and Mercantile Marine at Spithead. Nearly 300 ships, including 17 from foreign fleets, were reviewed. Photo shows, warships firing a salute as the Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert' commenced her voyage down the lines. Right is HMS Barham ( P 04 ) a Queen Elizabeth-class, centre is HMS Ramillies ( P 07 ) a Revenge-class battleship, and on the left of French warship 'Dunkirk'
RF2N0AYY9–Antique illustration depicting the Fleet review of the Royal Navy in Spithead in 1853. From left to right: 1. Leopard, 12-gun frigate; 2. Odin, steam-
RM2HX4KWG–HMS Queen (1839) at Spithead review of 1845. HMS Queen was a 110-gun first-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy. She was the last purely sailing built battleship to be ordered.
RMMA0M1P–AJAXNETPHOTO. MAY, 1937. SPITHEAD, ENGLAND. - BIG GUNS - BATTLESHIP HMS REPULSE (32,000 TONS) SEEN AT SPITHEAD DURING THE MAY 1937 CORONATION FLEET REVIEW. SHIP WAS LOST OFF MALAYA 3 DAYS AFTER THE JAPANESE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOUR.
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RF2N0AYYD–Antique engraving depicting the Fleet review of the Royal Navy in Spithead in 1853. From left to right: 1. Highflyer, 21-gun frigate; 2. Imperieuse, 6
RMB4FTT6–Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Navy Review June 1977 The Cunard Cruise Liner QE2 sailing throught the Silver Jubilee Naval Review fleet off Spithead in the Solent jubilee celebrations
RM2M3NPT8–A panoramic view showing the berthing arrangements made for the Review of the Fleet at Spithead by King George V to celebrate his Silver Jubilee. The pageant included ships of the Royal Navy, the Royal Indian Navy, the Royal Australian Navy, the Merchant Navy and the fishing fleet. To the left of the picture, the King's yacht, 'Victoria and Albert' is preceded by the Trinity House yacht, 'Patricia' as it passes through the lines. 16 July 1935
RM2BX582E–Elizabeth II (left), Queen Elizabeth and King George VI (right, behind Queen) on board the royal yacht 'Viktoria and Albert' during the great fleet review with English home fleets and warships of other nations.
RMFK02GF–1909 Postcard of the Combined British Home & Atlantic Fleet review types & classes of destroyers, submarines etc
RM2HXKMYJ–A submarine crew line the decks as they await the Britannia and the Queen for the Silver Jubilee Royal Navy Review. Lined up at Spithead for the Jubilee Review of the Fleet. 28th June 1977.
RM2JD6J97–A panoramic view showing the berthing arrangements made for the Review of the Fleet at Spithead by King George V to celebrate his Silver Jubilee. The pageant included ships of the Royal Navy, the Royal Indian Navy, the Royal Australian Navy, the Merchant Navy and the fishing fleet. To the left of the picture, the King's yacht, 'Victoria and Albert' is preceded by the Trinity House yacht, 'Patricia' as it passes through the lines. Colourised version of: 10514474 Date: 16-Jul-35
RM2X1K26J–A view of ships and an aircraft during the 1914 Fleet Revue off Spithead. Originally printed and published for the Portsmouth and Southsea Improvement Association, c1924.
RMAAPTAC–Trafalgar 200 International Fleet Review 28 June 2005 Tall ships and warships anchored at Spithead JMH1010
RM2BW1XKT–The King reviews fleet at Spithead. Aboard the Royal yacht, 'Victoria and Albert', the King passed through the 5 mile line of 160 warships and merchant vessels when he made his Coronation review of the British Navy and Mercantile Marine at Spithead. Nearly 300 ships, including 17 from the foreign fleets, were reviewed. Photo shows, the Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert' passing the aircraft carrier HMS Glorious as the crew dressed ship. 20 May 1937
RMB5844T–Riding at Anchor - and awaiting the Queen. 15 June 53. Photo shows, today's aerial view of the spithead anchorage, showing several of the units of the fleet, and visiting ships, awaiting the Coronation review by her majesty the Queen. June 1953 P005372
RMG6AB1T–The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh receiving Captain (First Rank) O. V. Rudakov (left) of the Soviet cruiser Sverdlov on board the Royal yacht - the dispatch vessel HMS Surprise - before the Spithead naval review. The Queen was receiving senior officers of the Royal Navy, and Commonwealth navies and officers of British merchant ships and trawlers which were to be reviewed by her.
![Plan of Spithead showing the Proposed Evolutions at the Review of the Fleet by Her Majesty, on Wednesday the 23rd April, 1856. Map showing Royal Navy ships off the coast of Hampshire. Also shown are: position of the Royal Yacht, Southsea Castle, Langston and Portsmouth Harbours, Osborn House and Cowes. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DHRP/plan-of-spithead-showing-the-proposed-evolutions-at-the-review-of-the-fleet-by-her-majesty-on-wednesday-the-23rd-april-1856-map-showing-royal-navy-ships-off-the-coast-of-hampshire-also-shown-are-position-of-the-royal-yacht-southsea-castle-langston-and-portsmouth-harbours-osborn-house-and-cowes-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DHRP.jpg "Plan of Spithead showing the Proposed Evolutions at the Review of the Fleet by Her Majesty, on Wednesday the 23rd April, 1856. Map showing Royal Navy ships off the coast of Hampshire. Also shown are: position of the Royal Yacht, Southsea Castle, Langston and Portsmouth Harbours, Osborn House and Cowes. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
RM2R4DHRP–Plan of Spithead showing the Proposed Evolutions at the Review of the Fleet by Her Majesty, on Wednesday the 23rd April, 1856. Map showing Royal Navy ships off the coast of Hampshire. Also shown are: position of the Royal Yacht, Southsea Castle, Langston and Portsmouth Harbours, Osborn House and Cowes. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
RM2HX4HNK–The King Reviews His Fleet At Spithead - The Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert', passing the aircraft-carrier 'Glorious' as the crew dressed ship. Aboard the Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert, the King passed through the five-mile lines of 160 warships and merchant vessels when he made his Coronation Review of the British Navy and Mercantile Marine at Spithead. Nearly 300 ships, including 17 from foreign fleets, were reviewed. May 20, 1937.
RM2F9TK9E–AJAXNETPHOTO. 20TH MAY, 1937. SPITHEAD, PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND. - ROYAL YACHT - HMY VICTORIA & ALBERT III (CENTRE) WITH KING GEORGE VI EMBARKED REVIEWING WARSHIPS ASSEMBLED AT SPITHEAD FOR THE CORONATION FLEET REVIEW.
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RM2M3NR1K–The spectacle of thirty miles of British war ships assembled at Spithead for a Naval Review on the Solent in honour of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations of Queen Victoria in 1897. The review was witnessed by the Prince of Wales, acting as proxy for the Queen herself. Date: 1897
RMGF8X77–AJAX NEWS PHOTOS. 1977. SPITHEAD, ENGLAND. - ROYAL YACHT - THE ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA WITH H.M.QUEEN ELIZABETH II EMBARKED, REVIEWING THE FLEET DURING THE 1977 SILVER JUBILEE FLEET REVIEW.
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RMW329CP–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1977. SPITHEAD, ENGLAND - NUCLEAR POWER - HMS CHURCHILL, 4,900 TONS, COMPLETED IN 1970, WAS ONE OF THE FIRST ALL NUCLEAR POWERED SUBMARINES IN THE BRITISH ROYAL NAVY. SEEN HERE AT THE SILVER JUBILEE FLEET REVIEW; IN THE BACKGROUND IS THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS HERMES. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLANDAJAX.
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RMHDY4KY–AJAX NEWS PHOTOS. 1977. SPITHEAD, ENGLAND. - SILVER JUBILEE FLEET REVIEW - THE ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA WITH H.M.QUEEN ELIZABETH II EMBARKED, WITH THE NEWLY COMPLETED DESTROYER BIRMINGHAM ASTERN, IN A SPITHEAD REVIEW OF THE FLEET, JULY 1977. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:SJFR77 20
RMF27E35–AJAXNETPHOTO - (PMO) 16 MAY 1969. SPITHEAD, ENGLAND. - ROYAL INSPECTION - THE ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA CARRYING QUEEN ELIZABETH II, THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH AND PRINCESS ANNE, PICTURED OFF SPITHEAD FROM THE DECK OF THE USS WASP, DURING THE ROYAL REVIEW OF 61 WARSHIPS OF TWELVE N.A.T.O. (NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANISATION) COUNTRIES.
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RMB4PTM1–Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke Of Edinburgh acknowledge the salute of Royal Navy lined up at Spithead for Jubilee Fleet Review
RMF0JP4C–AJAXNETPHOTO - (PMO) 16 MAY 1969. - ROYAL INSPECTION - THE ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA CARRYING QUEEN ELIZABETH II, THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH AND PRINCESS ANNE, PICTURED OFF SPITHEAD FROM THE DECK OF THE USS WASP, DURING THE ROYAL REVIEW OF 61 WARSHIPS OF TWELVE N.A.T.O. (NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANISATION) COUNTRIES.
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RM2HN1GF1–A sail past by HMS Grafton (F80) for Her Majesty The Queen at the Trafalgar 200 Fleet Review at Spithead (Solent), UK on 28/6/2005.
RMGF8X7C–AJAX NEWS PHOTOS. 1977. SPITHEAD, ENGLAND. - ROYAL YACHT - THE ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA WITH H.M.QUEEN ELIZABETH II EMBARKED, SAILS PAST THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS ARK ROYAL DURING THE 1977 SILVER JUBILEE FLEET REVIEW.
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RMAAPTA8–Trafalgar 200 International Fleet Review 28 June 2005 Aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious R06 at dusk 27 June 2005 JMH1006
RM2BW1XMF–The King reviews fleet at Spithead. Aboard the Royal yacht, 'Victoria and Albert', the King passed through the 5 mile line of 160 warships and merchant vessels when he made his Coronation review of the British Navy and Mercantile Marine at Spithead. Nearly 300 ships, including 17 from the foreign fleets, were reviewed. Photo shows, men of the aircraft carrier HMS Glorious cheering as the Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert' passed down the lines with the King aboard. 20 May 1937
RMEHX96W–AJAX NEWS PHOTOS. 1977. SPITHEAD, ENGLAND. - ROYAL YACHT - THE ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA WITH H.M.QUEEN ELIZABETH II EMBARKED, SAILS PAST THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HMS ARK ROYAL DURING THE 1977 SILVER JUBILEE FLEET REVIEW.
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![The Grand Naval Review, at Spithead: The Fleet from the South - sketched by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. Ships of the Royal Navy taking part in a display off the coast of Hampshire. '...the fleet anchored in a stately line, with the Duke of Wellington at its head, bearing the Admiral's ensign'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DHT5/the-grand-naval-review-at-spithead-the-fleet-from-the-south-sketched-by-j-w-carmichael-1856-ships-of-the-royal-navy-taking-part-in-a-display-off-the-coast-of-hampshire-the-fleet-anchored-in-a-stately-line-with-the-duke-of-wellington-at-its-head-bearing-the-admirals-ensign-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DHT5.jpg "The Grand Naval Review, at Spithead: The Fleet from the South - sketched by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. Ships of the Royal Navy taking part in a display off the coast of Hampshire. '...the fleet anchored in a stately line, with the Duke of Wellington at its head, bearing the Admiral's ensign'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
RM2R4DHT5–The Grand Naval Review, at Spithead: The Fleet from the South - sketched by J. W. Carmichael, 1856. Ships of the Royal Navy taking part in a display off the coast of Hampshire. '...the fleet anchored in a stately line, with the Duke of Wellington at its head, bearing the Admiral's ensign'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
RMG590KG–Warships firing a 21-gun salute along the seven mile review line at the Silver Jubilee Review of the fleet which was taken by the Queen aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia at Spithead.
RM2HX4HMH–The King Reviews His Fleet At Spithead - Men of the aircraft-carrier 'Glorious' cheering as the Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert' passed down the lines. Aboard the Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert', the King Passed through the five-mile lines of 160 warships and merchant vessels when he made his Coronation Review of the British navy and Merchantile Marine at Spithead. Nearly 300 ships, including 17 from foreign fleets were reviewed. May 20, 1937.
RM2J398CJ–Royal Review of the Navy at Spithead. Skippers of fishing boats being presented to the King by the Prince of Wales, abroad the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert. Also seen are the Duke of York and Duke of Kent. July 17, 1935. (Photo by London News Agency Photos Ltd.).
RM2HJJ09R–File photo dated 28/8/1988 of the the Royal Yacht Britannia passing a Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier during The Silver Jubilee Review of the Fleet at Spithead. Issue date: Sunday January 30, 2022.
RM2HX4HMM–The King Reviews His Fleet At Spithead; Wonder Naval Spectacle - A magnificent aerial view of the scene as the Royal Yacht 'Victoria' And Albert' (centre) preceded by the Trinity House Yacht 'Patricia' and followed by the 'Enchantress' steamed through the lines of warships, during the great Naval Review off Spithead today, July 16. The King made his Jubilee Review of the Navy at Spithead today, July 16. July 16, 1935. (Photo by The Associated Press and Great Britain Ltd.).
RMMPTY83–HMS 'Warspite' and other vessels at the Spithead Review off Gosport, Hampshire, 1924. Artist: Aerofilms.
RMDEYA8X–Naval Review Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897 at Spithead - Siamese warship firing a salute
RM2JYXJEE–File photo dated 18/6/1977 of the Royal Yacht Britannia passing a Royal Navy aircraft carrier during the Silver Jubilee Review of the Fleet at Spithead. The Queen's 1977 Silver Jubilee saw millions celebrating her reign at street parties across the country and the affection shown by crowds was a surprise even to the Queen. Issue date: Thursday September 8, 2022.
RMG8F9F9–Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh watch a tall ship pass, aboard HMS Endurance to review the fleet, Tuesday June 28, 2005. A total of 167 ships from the Royal Navy and 35 nations are taking part in the International Fleet Review at Spithead, off Portsmouth.
RMB5FCHM–Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip Duke Of Edinburgh acknowledge the salute of the Royal Navy lined up at Spithead for a Jubilee Fleet Review June 1977
RM2HX4HPN–Fleet Salutes The King At Spithead Review - Officer saluting as a 21-gun salute was fire from H.M.S. 'Barham'. Aboard the Royal yacht ''Victoria and Albert', the King passed through the five-mile lines of 160 warships and merchant vessels when he made his Coronation Review of the British Navy and Mercantile Marine at Spithead. Nearly 500 ships, including 17 from foreign fleets, were reviewed. May 20, 1937.
RMB4G4E8–The Cunard liner QEII cruises through the fleet of Royal Navy ships gather at Spithead for the Queens silver jubilee review In the foreground the Aircraft Carriers HMS Ark Royal and HMS Hermes June 1977
RM2BW1XKA–The King reviews fleet at Spithead. Aboard the Royal yacht, 'Victoria and Albert', the King passed through the 5 mile line of 160 warships and merchant vessels when he made his Coronation review of the British Navy and Mercantile Marine at Spithead. Nearly 300 ships, including 17 from the foreign fleets, were reviewed. Photo shows, the Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert' picture made from the aircraft carrier HMS Glorious as the crew dressed ship as the King's yacht passed. 20 May 1937
RMF27E34–AJAX NEWS PHOTOS. 1977. SPITHEAD, ENGLAND. - ROYAL YACHT - THE ROYAL YACHT BRITANNIA WITH H.M.QUEEN ELIZABETH II EMBARKED REVIEWING THE FLEET ANCHORED AT SPITHEAD DURING THE 1977 SILVER JUBILEE FLEET REVIEW.
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![The Grand Naval Review, at Spithead: Excursionists going to View the Fleet - scene on the "Hard", 1856. Sightseers flocking to a display of Royal Navy ships off the coast of Hampshire. 'The masses of people of every class which had assembled in Portsmouth had begun early to throng the places where the best view could be gained of the scene'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DHRX/the-grand-naval-review-at-spithead-excursionists-going-to-view-the-fleet-scene-on-the-quothardquot-1856-sightseers-flocking-to-a-display-of-royal-navy-ships-off-the-coast-of-hampshire-the-masses-of-people-of-every-class-which-had-assembled-in-portsmouth-had-begun-early-to-throng-the-places-where-the-best-view-could-be-gained-of-the-scene-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DHRX.jpg "The Grand Naval Review, at Spithead: Excursionists going to View the Fleet - scene on the "Hard", 1856. Sightseers flocking to a display of Royal Navy ships off the coast of Hampshire. 'The masses of people of every class which had assembled in Portsmouth had begun early to throng the places where the best view could be gained of the scene'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
RM2R4DHRX–The Grand Naval Review, at Spithead: Excursionists going to View the Fleet - scene on the "Hard", 1856. Sightseers flocking to a display of Royal Navy ships off the coast of Hampshire. 'The masses of people of every class which had assembled in Portsmouth had begun early to throng the places where the best view could be gained of the scene'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
RM2J2PPAM–The Coronation Naval Review at Spithead, 1953: The Royal Yacht Surprise passing between HMS Vanguard and Heavy Cruiser Baltimore (USA)
RM2GXBD2W–Queen Elizabeth II aboard HMS Endurance on her way to review the fleet. A total of 167 ships from the Royal Navy and 35 nations are taking part in the International Fleet Review at Spithead, off Portsmouth, as part of the Trafalgar 200 celebrations this week. Anwar Hussein/allactiondigital.com
RMAAPTC0–Trafalgar 200 International Fleet Review 28 June 2005 US Coastguard Eagle WIX327 & Royal Navy frigate HMS Lancaster F229 JMH1030
RMDHJKJX–German pocket battleship 'Admiral Graf Spee', 1937. The 'Graf Spee' attending the Fleet Review for the coronation of King George
RMFH1N4W–Lawrence of Arabia arab headcloth journying to Wadi Safra to see Amir Faisal Loaned by the Royal Geographical Society
RMAD6KC9–Trafalgar 200 Celebrations and International Fleet Review and International Festival of the Sea Portsmouth England GB UK 2005
RMG8F9F8–Yachts pass by HMS Endurance at a review of the fleet, Tuesday June 28, 2005. A total of 167 ships from the Royal Navy and 35 nations are taking part in the International Fleet Review at Spithead, off Portsmouth.
RM2HX4HN4–The Fleet Awaits The King's Review - A view taken from a flying-boat this morning at Spithead, off Portsmouth, showing a liner boaring guests between the lines of the mighty Fleet assembled for the Royal Review by King George VI today. May 20, 1937. (Photo by The Topical Press).
RM2BW1XK8–The King reviews fleet at Spithead. Aboard the Royal yacht, 'Victoria and Albert', the King passed through the 5 mile line of 160 warships and merchant vessels when he made his Coronation review of the British Navy and Mercantile Marine at Spithead. Nearly 300 ships, including 17 from the foreign fleets, were reviewed. Photo shows, men of 'HMS London (P 69 ) cheering the Royal yacht 'Victoria and Albert' as she passed down the lines with the King aboard. 20 May 1937
RMFJHM0X–AJAXNETPHOTO. 25TH JUNE, 1977. PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND. - LAST NAVY SAILING SHIP - H.M.S. RECLAIM, THE ROYAL NAVY'S DIVING SUPPORT SHIP, LEAVING HARBOUR TO TAKE UP HER SILVER JUBILEE FLEET REVIEW POSITION AT SPITHEAD. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:909234.
RM2HX4HRM–Queen Sails To Review - The Despatch Vessel Surprise, acting as Royal Yacht, steams past castle Tower, Southsea as it moves up to the assembled ships for the Review of the Fleet, at Spithead. The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh can be seen in the small glass structure forwards of the bridge. June 15, 1953. (Photo by Planet News Ltd.).
![The Grand Naval Review, at Spithead: James Gate, Portsmouth - Liberty-Men Returning, 1856. Sailors of the Royal Navy go ashore before taking part in a military display off the coast of Hampshire. '...liberty-sailors, too glad to be ashore, disported themselves in the taverns of the town, [and] filled the Hard and neighbouring streets...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DHT3/the-grand-naval-review-at-spithead-james-gate-portsmouth-liberty-men-returning-1856-sailors-of-the-royal-navy-go-ashore-before-taking-part-in-a-military-display-off-the-coast-of-hampshire-liberty-sailors-too-glad-to-be-ashore-disported-themselves-in-the-taverns-of-the-town-and-filled-the-hard-and-neighbouring-streets-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1856-2R4DHT3.jpg "The Grand Naval Review, at Spithead: James Gate, Portsmouth - Liberty-Men Returning, 1856. Sailors of the Royal Navy go ashore before taking part in a military display off the coast of Hampshire. '...liberty-sailors, too glad to be ashore, disported themselves in the taverns of the town, [and] filled the Hard and neighbouring streets...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856. Stock Photo")
RM2R4DHT3–The Grand Naval Review, at Spithead: James Gate, Portsmouth - Liberty-Men Returning, 1856. Sailors of the Royal Navy go ashore before taking part in a military display off the coast of Hampshire. '...liberty-sailors, too glad to be ashore, disported themselves in the taverns of the town, [and] filled the Hard and neighbouring streets...'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.
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