Reference WMO/202653
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Granite
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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[Obelisk:] HMS ROYAL OAK COMMEMORATES THE TREE NEAR BOSCOBEL IN WHICH CHARLES II HID AFTER HIS ESCAPE FROM THE FIELD OF WORCESTER IN 1651 SCUTUM REGIS (THE KING’S SHIELD) MOTTO: OLD BUT FIRM ROYAL SOVEREIGN CLASS BATTLESHIP BUILT BY DEVONPORT DOCKYARD BATTLE HONOURS JUTLAND 1916 WITH HMS RESOLUTION TOOK PART IN TROOP LANDINGS AT LAPSEKI, DARDANELLES 1920 TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN REMEMBRANCE OF THE 834 MEN OF HMS ROYAL OAK LOST IN SCAPA FLOW OCTOBER 14TH 1939 THIS MEMORIAL IS ERECTED BY SURVIVORS, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF THE ROYAL OAK ASSOCIATION AND ORKNEY ISLANDS COUNCIL AD 2010 UNVEILED BY AGNES McBARRON Nee MILLAR ON 14TH OCTOBER 2011 IN THE PRESENCE OF ADMIRAL HOCKLEY FLAG OFFICER SCOTLAND & NORTHERN IRELAND
Names of those lost are listed within timber hut.
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