Canteen Assistant Leslie Norman Knight Collection
(1927-1980)
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HMS Alacrity U-60, HMS Whitesand Bay K-633 (left) and HMS Venerable seen during British Pacific Fleet exercises, Dec. 1946 to Feb. 1947.


HMS Contest R-12 refueling underway from HMS Venerable during British Pacific Fleet exercises, Dec. 1946 to Feb. 1947.


HMS Contest R-12 refueling underway from HMS Venerable during British Pacific Fleet exercises, Dec. 1946 to Feb. 1947.


HMS Contest R-12 seen from HMS Venerable during British Pacific Fleet exercises, Dec. 1946 to Feb. 1947.


HMS Finisterre R-55 resupplying from HMS Venerable during British Pacific Fleet exercises, Dec. 1946 to Feb. 1947.


HMS Contest R-12 and HMS Jamaica seen from HMS Venerable during British Pacific Fleet exercises, Dec. 1946 to Feb. 1947.


HMS Jamaica seen from HMS Venerable, possibly conducting a towing exercise during the British Pacific Fleet exercises, Dec. 1946 to Feb. 1947.


HMS Jamaica just astern of HMS Venerable.


An unidentified Modified Black Swan sloop seen from HMS Venerable during British Pacific Fleet exercises, Dec. 1946 to Feb. 1947.


An unidentified Amphion class submarine seen in Hong Kong Harbour from HMS Venerable.


Empress of Scotland seen in Hong Kong Harbour from HMS Venerable.


HMS Venerable and other HM ships seen in Hong Kong Harbour.


HMS Formidable seen in Hong Kong Harbour from HMS Venerable.


HMS Gambia seen in Hong Kong Harbour from HMS Venerable. HMS Belfast is seen in the background.


HMS Gambia seen in Hong Kong Harbour from HMS Venerable.
All photos from the collection of Leslie Norman Knight
Courtesy of Laurence Knight


This collection was scanned and presented to MaritimeQuest for publication by Leslie's son Laurence Knight. We very much appreciate his time and effort in making this collection available and for allowing us to publish it on the site. There were very few notes or dates on the photos, which makes it difficult to place them in chronological order, so we have published them in subject order. MaritimeQuest Senior Researcher Mike Griffiths has provided much of the information and identification of the photos in the collection. Thanks to both Laurence and Mike for their assistance.



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