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Quadruple gun mounting in 24 Shop, Elswick Works

from North East Museums

• 5 older comments, and then…
• Iain said:

  This must be for a King George V-class battleship, the only British battleships in World War II to mount quadruple turrets.

• Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums said:

  Thanks Iain. Strangely enough my colleague, Colin, said exactly the same thing just moments before your comment arrived.

• optimal chicken said:

  It's massive - look where the barrel fits in and a man is stood there..

• Billy Embleton said:

  Its one of King George V's turrets which was lead ship of the class that was built at Walker Naval yard (below). Mounting 10 of these 14 inch guns. These quadruple mounts were very complex.
  
  These very guns contributed to the sinking of the KMS Bismark in May 1941.
  

• steviej 007 said:

  Fantastic historical photo.

The engine room of 'Naess Crusader'

from North East Museums

• A.Davey said:

  Oh, it's going to be noisy in there someday! But thanks to the crew, this engine room will be kept in Bristol condition.

• Glyn Nelson said:

  A Harland and Wolff (Belfast) engine. 8 cylinder in line 2 stroke with a total of 28,000 horsepower.

On the bridge of 'Naess Crusader'

from North East Museums

• A.Davey said:

  Ah, a bridge of a large ship before GPS and before electronic charts on glass screens. But somehow shipping did just fine without all that.