British light cruiser HMS Falmouth launched according to the magazine Mitteilungen aus dem Gebiete des Seewesens dated 1911 No. 11

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An item reported the launching of the British cruiser 2nd class HMS Falmouth at the shipyard of Messrs. William Beardmore and Co., Dalmuir along the Clyde, Scotland on 20 September[1910]. She was laid down on 21 February and launched within 9 months. Her predecessor was the Bristol-class with an armament of 2-15cm and 10-10cm guns against the 8-15cm guns of the Falmouth. With a similar length between the perpendiculars of 131 metres was the Falmouth beam 15.5 against the 14.9 feet of the Bristol-class resulting in a larger displacement of 5.250 tons. The machinery consisted pf Parsons turbines resulting in a design speed of 25 knots.(1)

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1.  Of the town-class light cruisers Weymouth sub-class, succeeded by Arethusa-class. Commissioned in September 1911 and sunk by the German submarine on 19 August 1916 off Flamborough Head, Yorkshire.