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Six ships of the
Royal Navy
have been named
HMS
Cornwall
after the county of
Cornwall
.
Cornwall's
motto is
unus et omnes
(one and all).
The first
''Cornwall'', launched in 1692
, was an 80-gun
third-rate
ship of the line
. She served in the wars of the
Grand Alliance
, the
Spanish Succession
and the
Austrian Succession
and was broken up in 1761.
The second
''Cornwall'', launched in 1761
, was a 74-gun third-rate. She served in the
Seven Years' War
and the
American Revolutionary War
until broken up in 1780.
The third
''Cornwall'', launched in 1812
, was another 74-gun third-rate. She served in the
Napoleonic Wars
. In 1868 she was renamed
Wellesley
and served as a
school ship
until broken up in 1874.
The fourth
''Cornwall'', launched in 1902
, was a
''Monmouth''-class
armoured cruiser
. She served in
World War I
and fought at the
battle of the Falkland Islands
and at the
Dardanelles
.
The fifth
''Cornwall'' (56)
, launched in 1926, was a
County-class
heavy cruiser
. She served in
World War II
and was sunk by Japanese air attack during the
Indian Ocean raid
in 1942.
The sixth
''Cornwall'' (F99)
, launched in 1985, is a
Type 22 Batch 3
frigate
.
HMS Cornwall
Battle honours
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Battle honours
Barfleur
1692
Falkland Islands
1914
Dardanelles
1915
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