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The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the asdic control room between 41 and 42¾ stations on the starboard side of 1 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the C.O's and wardroom store between 37½ and 41 stations on the port side of 3 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. The Mark 10 limbo mortar between 68 and 72 stations on the centreline of 1 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the crew's W.Cs between 22½ and 32 stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In No. 1 amplifier space between 38 and 41½ stations on the starboard side of 1 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the meat and fish room between 36 and 41 stations on the starboard side of 3 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the enclosed bridge between 40 and 43½ stations on 01 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the transmitter room between 56 and 58¾ stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. The close range blind fire director between 62 and 65 stations on the port side of 01 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the GWS 21 Seacat missile launcher power room between 55 and 56 stations on the port side of the centreline of 01 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the electronic warfare office between 42 and 43 stations on the port side of 1 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the guided missile and small arms magazine between 45 and 49 stations on the port side of 4 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. The forward 4.5 inch gun mounting on the forecastle. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. The forecastle, forward 4.5 inch gun and bridge front. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the starboard bridge wing between 43 and 47 stations on 01 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the mortar projectile handing room between 68 and 71½ stations on the starboard side of 1 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the asdic instrument compartment between 16 and 28 stations on 3 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the wardroom between 50 and 56 stations on the port side of 1 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the passageway between 64 and 67 stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the GWS 21 Seacat missile launcher power room between 55 and 56 stations on the starboard side of the centreline of 01 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the sick bay between 42½ and 44 stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the starboard bridge wing between 43 and 47 stations on 01 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. The GWS 21 Seacat missile launcher and the ship's funnels between 47 and 65 stations on the starboard side of 01 deck. (Sheet film negative)
The type 81 general purpose frigate HMS Zulu (1962) alongside the Alexander Stephen & Sons Ltd fitting out berth at Linthouse, Glasgow during the final stages of building prior to 16 April 1964. In the commanding officer's day cabin between 46¼ and 48½ stations on the starboard side of 1 deck. (Sheet film negative)
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