
Above- Hood moored alongside the detached mole at Gibraltar. This photo was taken sometime between 1936 and early 1939.

Above- A view of the port side of the quarterdeck, looking aft, likely in 1937 or 1938. Note the awning used in sunny/tropical climates. Also note the barbette for "X" gun house on the left.

Above- A similar view of the quarterdeck.

Above- Late 1937/early 1938, A view of the newly erected pom pom bandstand and the quarterdeck.

Above- The "business" end of Hood, 1937 or 1938. The forward turret group are shown here trained to the port beam.

Above- Diary of Main Movements. This particular page shows the ports of call visited by Hood between October 1936 and September 1937.

Above- Another section of the Diary of Main Movements. This page shows the ports of call visited by Hood between September 1937 and April 1938.

Above- One last section of the Diary of Main Movements. This page shows the ports of call visited by Hood between April 1938 and January 1939.

Above & Below- The "Rock" of Gibraltar, 1937 or 1938.


Above- Some of the lads basking in the warm sun abreast the forward gun barbettes. This is likely from 1937 or 1938.

