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Cold War, 1945-1991: Korea, Federation of Malaya and Vietnam, 1945-1991 HMS Belfast Korea 1950-1953 Naval Operations, 1939-1945: Mediterranean, 1940-1945 Naval Operations, 1945-1999: Korean War, 1950-1953 Naval Operations: HMS Belfast Royal Navy 1945-2000

Cold War Naval Warfare

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Korean War 1950-1953

Scott-Moncrieff, Alan Kenneth Royal Navy, HMS Belfast, Light Cruiser, (1938) Royal Navy, Glory Cassels, Archibald James Halkett Duckworth, A C A Royal Australian Navy, BATAAN (HMAS), destroyer (1944) Royal Navy, CEYLON (HMS), light cruiser Royal Navy, Kenya Royal Navy, Ladybird Russell, Guy Herbrand Edward Alexander, Harold Rupert Leofric George Assoc, Royal Naval Boys' Brigade1 British Army, Bde, Commonwealth, 28 British Army, Div, Commonwealth, 1 Chance, P G Clarke (Vice-Admiral) Colquhoun, K S Craig, James Docks, Hamburg, Germany Dunn, Leonard Alfred Hall, S J Hill, Roger Hotel, Reichshof Hotel, Hamburg Keane, S Luard, H A I Martin (Vice-Admiral, USN) May, E G Plomer, J Podger, Theodore Edward

Korea Alexandria, Egypt Korea & Pusan AU AU & Sydney AU & Sydney (HMS Golden Hind Shore Station) AU & Sydney (Racecourse) Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom Bizerte, Tunisia Borstal, Kent, England, United Kingdom Chatham, Kent, England, United Kingdom Dagenham, Essex, England, United Kingdom Douglas, Isle of Man, United Kingdom EG Egypt England, United Kingdom Enschede, Overijssel, Netherlands Flotta Island, Orkney Islands, Scotland, United Kingdom GB, England GB, England & Chatham, Kent <Barracks> GB, England & Devon, Plymouth <Drake Barracks> GB, England & Newcastle upon Tyne, Northd <Wallsend> GB, England & Shotley, Lincs <HMS Ganges Shore Station> GB, Northern Ireland GB, Northern Ireland & Londonderry, Londonderry GB, Scotland GB, Scotland, Scapa Flow, Orkneys GB, Scotland, Stirling GI Germany

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