Hms Norfolk

• The first Norfolk was an 80-gun third-rate, named after Henry Howard, 7th Duke of Norfolk. She was built at Southampton and launched in 1693.
• The second Norfolk was a slightly larger 74-gun third-rate, displacing 1,556 tons. She was launched on 8 December 1757 at Deptford.
• Little details are known of the third Norfolk. There are a small number of ships logs which state that she was a cutter, that was was hired by the Royal Navy.
• The fourth Norfolk (78) was a County-class heavy cruiser. She was commissioned on 30th April 1930. Norfolk was involved in many famous encounters during WWII, and was scrapped in 1950.
• The fifth Norfolk (D21) was commissioned in March 1970. She was a County-class destroyer. She was sold to Chile in 1982 and remains in service with the Chilean Navy as of 2004.
• The sixth and current HMS Norfolk (F230) was commissioned in November 1989, and was the first of the Type 23 or 'Duke' Class frigates. The vessel is to be decommissioned in March 2005.

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