HMS Cavalier was rotting in a dry dock on Tyneside before it was moved to Chatham A restored World War II destroyer on display in dry dock in Chatham has been named the best education project in ...

Helped with a major grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, HMS Cavalier was towed to Chatham's Historic Dockyard and placed in the famous Number Two Dry Dock, the site from which Nelson's ...

HMS Cavalier, the world’s last surviving Second World War destroyer, has just celebrated its 70th birthday in rousing style and now you can have a look around from the comfort of your own home.

HMS Cavalier, a WWII ship which also serves as the National Destroyer Memorial. Image: Matt Brown The Historic Dockyard Chatham is a huge site, with too much to explore in one day. Look out also ...

HMS Cavalier at Chatham Historic Dockyard Together with an impressive and emotive bronze monument on the dockside, unveiled by the Duke of Edinburgh in 2007, HMS Cavalier is the National Destroyer ...

The Historic Dockyard Chatham, external contains more than 90 buildings and structures, of which 47 are listed, plus three historical warships in dry docks - HMS Cavalier (1944), HM Submarine ...

Explore her at Chatham, along with the 19th-century navy vessel HMS Gannet( still being restored) and Second World War destroyer HMS Cavalier. The Historic Dockyard, Chatham, Kent (01634 823 807).

It’s located on the River Medway with travel links by train from Chatham and Rochester. The dockyard houses several vessels to explore such as the HMS Cavalier, a CA-class destroyer launched in ...

A reunion of the HMS Caprice (1968) Association is taking place at the King Charles Hotel, Chatham, on September 25 and 26. Veterans can visit Cavalier on Saturday morning and enjoy the reunion ...

The Plymouth-based ship last visited Chatham Dockyard on Remembrance Day last year The Royal Navy will march through the streets of Chatham to mark HMS Chatham's end of service, the Ministry of ...