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  1. Wikipedia
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    HMS Tribune - Wikipedia

  2. Colonial Despatches
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    HMS Tribune, 1853-1866 - University of Victoria

  3. Victorian Royal Navy
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    HMS Tribune (1853) - pdavis.nl

  4. The National Archives
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    HMS Tribune (1853) | The National Archives

  5. RootsWeb
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    HMS Tribune - RootsWeb

  6. Colonial Despatches
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    The Colonial Despatches: HMS Tribune, 1853-1866

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    What happened to the HMS Tribune?
    Despite the loss of approximately 250 lives and its legitimate claim to being the largest shipboard naval disaster in Canadian history, HMS Tribune is all but forgotten. In this roll call of naval tragedy, HMS Tribune is conspicuous in its absence, with the men unmourned, despite being within hailing distance of the shore.

    HMS Tribune: Halifax's first maritime disaster is almost forgotten

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    What did HMS Tribune look like at 1306a/25?
    At 1306A/25, in position 39°47'N, 13°45'E, HMS Tribune (Lt. S.A. Porter, RN), sighted two destroyers proceeding on course 040° at 20 knots. The leading ship was a Navigatori-class and the second ship looked like a Folgore-class. The two ships were about 4 cables apart zig-zagging 40 degrees every four minutes.

    HMS Tribune (N 76) of the Royal Navy - uboat.net

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    Did HMS Tribune serve as a target for HMS Sealion?
    HMS Tribune (Lt.Cdr. W.N. Eade, RNR) conducted exercises in the Clyde area with a training class of new submariners. These included exercises in which HMS Tribune served as target for HMS Sealion (Lt. N.J. Coe, DSC, RNR). ( 73) HMS Tribune (Lt.Cdr. W.N. Eade, RNR) conducted exercises in the Clyde area with a training class of new submariners. ( 74)

    HMS Tribune (N 76) of the Royal Navy - uboat.net

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    Which Royal Navy ships have borne the name HMS Tribune?
    Six ships of the Royal Navy have borne the name HMS Tribune, after the Tribunes, elected magistrates of the Roman Republic and Empire : HMS Tribune (1796) was a 36-gun fifth rate, previously in French service. She was captured in 1796 by HMS Unicorn, and was wrecked in 1797. HMS Tribune (1803) was a 36-gun fifth rate launched in 1803.

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  8. Royal Museums Greenwich
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    HMS Tribune (1853); Warship; Frigate; Screw; 31 guns

    HMS Tribune (1853); Warship; Frigate; Screw; 31 guns. Scale: 1:48. A contemporary full hull model of the screw-frigate ‘Tribune’ (1853). This model illustrates the transition from sail to steam with the three stump masts …

  9. Royal Museums Greenwich
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    HMS Tribune (1853); Warship; 31 guns - Royal …

    A stern section of HMS Tribune (1853), 31 gun corvette showing the steering arrangement used to avoid the propeller lifting trunking. The hull is carved from several large pieces of solid wood, painted a matt black on the outside, while …

  10. RootsWeb
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    HMS Tribune - RootsWeb

  11. britainsnavy.co.uk
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    HMS Tribune (1853) 3 - Britain's Navy