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On this day in 1944, HMS Belfast led the way bombarding two of the five beaches chosen for the D-Day landings. This was Operation Neptune - the naval component of D-Day involving almost 7,000 vessels. Watch IWM curator John Delaney explore the significance of what the ship and her crew did that day - and hear the voices of the men who were on board and witnessed the events first-hand. Learn more about the life of HMS Belfast: https://bit.ly/3cB8Bsp | HMS Belfast

Did you know HMS Victory’s first battle ended in a political conflict? ⚔️ First commissioned in March 1778 during the American Revolutionary War, HMS Victory became Admiral Keppel’s flagship of the Royal Navy. Just months later, Victory sailed out to confront the French off Ushant. However, following an unsatisfactory conclusion to the battle, political conflict arose in both Britain and France and had a direct impact on the Admiralty. Both Keppel and Palliser were court-martialled and cleared o

HMS Victory's First Battle First commissioned in March 1778 during the American Revolutionary War, HMS Victory became Admiral Keppel’s flagship of the Royal Navy. Just months later, Victory sailed out to confront the French off Ushant. On July 23rd, the British and French fleets, each with nearly 30 ships-of-the-line, clashed in chaotic conditions, battling wind, rain, and each other. ⚓🔥 Victory opened fire on the massive Bretagne in a dramatic exchange, marking her entry into naval warfare. Wh