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January 1941: The wreckage of the S-2 40mm Pom-pom mount and a small crane on HMS Illustrious. |
(Photo from the collection of P.O. Shipwright Wilfred George Heydon, RN
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May 20, 1941: HMS Illustrious in drydock at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard to repair damage from the January attacks on the ship. |
(Photo courtesy of David Buell)
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1944: HMS Unicorn I-72 (bottom), HMS Renown and HMS Illustrious at Trincomalee, Ceylon (Sri Lanka). The cruiser HMS Ceylon is seen behind the smoke in the center of the photograph. |
(Photo from the collection of Edward Failes, RN
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April 6, 1945: HMS Illustrious under attack by a Kamikaze off Sakishima Gunto. The aircraft missed the ship, but caused severe damage below the waterline when the plane exploded underwater. |
(Photo from the collection of William T. "Bill" Holman, RN
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Page published June 24, 2008 |