Career of Captain Gerald H. Warner, RN, DSC
A brown cloth and card album containing 71 b/w captioned photographic prints relating to the early career of Captain G. H. Warner, RN when a Lieutentant on the light cruiser HMS Coventry (1917) in the North Sea and Mediterranean. The album covers the following themes:
Ships: HMS Canada (1913), HMS Argus (1917) [camoflage paint], HMS Revenge (1915), and HMS Coventry (1917), and Derflinger, Moltke and TBD's interred at Scapa Flow in 1918.
Topographical locations: Ferrol, Rotterdam, Ymuiden, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Majorca, Ville France, Monte Carlo
Activities: Interred German fleet at Scapa Flow, salvaging aeroplane onboard Coventry, views of the decks, visit by Spanish officers at Ferrol in 1921, general views of visitors and officers.
Ships: HMS Canada (1913), HMS Argus (1917) [camoflage paint], HMS Revenge (1915), and HMS Coventry (1917), and Derflinger, Moltke and TBD's interred at Scapa Flow in 1918.
Topographical locations: Ferrol, Rotterdam, Ymuiden, Amsterdam, Gibraltar, Majorca, Ville France, Monte Carlo
Activities: Interred German fleet at Scapa Flow, salvaging aeroplane onboard Coventry, views of the decks, visit by Spanish officers at Ferrol in 1921, general views of visitors and officers.
Object Details
| ID: | ALB1407 |
|---|---|
| Type: | Photograph album |
| Display location: | Not on display |
| Creator: | Warner, Gerald Harman |
| Date made: | 1918-1922 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
| Measurements: | Overall: 215 mm x 262 mm x 33 mm |