HMS Suffolk (1903)

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This article is about the World War I era armoured cruiser. For other ships with the same name see HMS Suffolk.

HMS Suffolk was a British Monmouth class armored cruiser built in 1903 and sold out of the Royal Navy in 1920. It had a displacement of 9800 tons, a speed of 23 knots, and a crew complement of about 680. Its primary armament consisted of 14 quick-firing 6-inch guns, arranged in a mixture of turrets and casemates. This was complemented by smaller guns and two submerged torpedo tubes.



Monmouth-class cruiser
Monmouth | Bedford | Essex | Kent | Berwick
Cornwall | Cumberland | Donegal | Lancaster | Suffolk

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