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	English Maritime Heritage - HMS Ocelot
		HMS Ocelot was laid down at the HM dockyard in Chatham on 17th November 1960 and was launched on 5th May 1962.
		HMS Ocelot is 295ft (89.4m) in length, with a beam of 26.5ft (8m), and a draft of 18ft (5.5m).
		HMS Ocelot's armament comprised 8 x 21 inch (525mm) torpedo tubes, 6 forward and 2 aft with 24 reloads and she carried a compliment of 6 officers and 62 hands.
	www.theheritagetrail.co.uk /maritime/ocelot.htm (378 words)

	HMS Ocelot (S17) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		HMS Ocelot (S17) was an Oberon-class diesel-electric submarine laid down by HM Dockyard at Chatham in Kent on 17 November 1960, launched on 5 May 1962 and commissioned on 31 January 1964.
		HMS Ocelot paid off in August 1991 as the conventional submarine fleet of the RN began to decline, making way for the nuclear fleet.
		HMS Ocelot was the last submarine built for the Royal Navy at Chatham Dockyard, although three more 'O' class submarines were built for the Royal Canadian Navy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/HMS_Ocelot_(S17) (154 words)

	Chatham Historic Dockyard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It claims to be the world’s most complete dockyard of the Age of Sail.
		HMS Unicorn (54-gun fifth rate - launched 1824, preserved afloat at Dundee, Scotland, UK)
		HMS Ocelot (S17) ("O" class submarine - launched 5 May 1962, preserved in dry dock at Chatham, as mentioned above.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chatham_Historic_Dockyard (331 words)

	Ship of the Month
		HMS Onyx, like her surviving sister HMS Ocelot at Chatham, is an Oberon class attack submarine.
		HMS Onyx is 295ft (89.4m) in length, 26.5ft (8m) breadth with an 18ft (5.5m) draught and the class is quite unique in the fact that the casing is constructed of glass fibre and alloy, the first time a plastic had been used in any submarine construction.
		The working life of HMS Onyx comprised of four different commissions that were to ultimately take her around the globe.
	www.north-cheshire-marine.org.uk /smApr.htm (488 words)

	ModelWarships.com
		One of the major attractions of Chatham Historical Dockyard undoubtedly is the collection of historical ships, currently comprising HMS Gannet, a late 1870s gunboat, HMS Ocelot, an Oberon-class 1950s submarine and HMS Cavalier, a War Emergency destroyer that soldiered on until the early 1970s.
		While the Cavalier and the Ocelot have been around for some time, the Gannet is a fairly new attraction, having undergone a thorough restoration from a mere hulk to its present glory.
		HMS Gannet is all the more so fascinating because, at least in Europe, she's a really rare example of a surviving intermediate warship of steel and wood construction and sail and steam propulsion.
	www.modelwarships.com /features/walkaround/hms_gannet (189 words)

	Oberon class submarine
		In 1982, HMS Onyx took part in the Falklands War, the only conventional submarine of the RN to do so.
		HMS Onyx is now at Birkenhead, Merseyside, where another Falklands veteran, HMS Plymouth, is located.
		The other boat, HMS Ocelot, is located at Chatham.
	www.publicliterature.org /en/wikipedia/o/ob/oberon_class_submarine.html (408 words)

	A Great Day Out - Historic Dockyard, Chatham > Home > VISITING > Attractions > Historic Warships > HMS Cavalier > ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Royal Navy’s last operational Second World War destroyer, HMS Cavalier was built in 1944 and served with the Home Fleet, in the Western Approaches and with the British Pacific Fleet until 1946.
		HMS Cavalier continued to have a distinguished post war naval career serving mainly in the Far East.
		Visiting HMS Cavalier today serves as a dramatic reminder of the rigours of life on board small ships of the Royal Navy.
	www.chdt.org /NetsiteCMS.php?pageid=40 (204 words)

	limewolf’s den » HMS Onyx - Falklands Veteran.
		HMS Onyx is an Oberon class diesel-electric (SSK) submarine and is preserved at the Historic Warships Museum in Birkenhead.
		Visitors to the museum are able to go on board HMS Onyx and see a good deal of the ship, A friend and I took several pictures of her on a recent visit which I present here.
		I will (eventually!) follow up this article with a similar one about HMS Plymouth, which is also as the Historic Warships Museum and is also a veteran of the Falklands War.
	www.limewolf.com /?p=10 (629 words)

	HMS OCELOT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Thurgood, Les served in HMS OCELOT between 1966 and 1967
		Walters, Huw served in HMS OCELOT between 1982 and 1985
		Acornley, Simon served in HMS OCELOT between 1985 and 1991
	www.comradesandcolleagues.com /ROYAL_NAVY/HMS_OCELOT.asp (281 words)

	House of Commons - Culture, Media and Sport - Second Report
		HMS Cavalier is to form part of a three ship attraction at Chatham, which will assist the long-term viability of both the ship and of the historic dockyard.
		The inclusion of HMS Cavalier also fits well with the CHDT's museum strategy and collecting policy, which seek to tell the story of the design and construction of warships for the Royal Navy.
		It already operates the submarine HMS Ocelot as a visitor attraction and is intending to restore as a visitor attraction, with HLF support, the Victorian sloop, HMS Gannet.
	www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk /pa/cm199899/cmselect/cmcumeds/196/19607.htm (803 words)

	Naval and Maritime Museums: Great Britain
		The HMS Plymouth is a Type 12 Rothesay class frigate and the HMS Onyx is an Oberon class submarine.
		HMS Mary Rose (1510), restoration project of a 16th century ship.
		HMS Unicorn (1824), a 46-gun frigate docked at the Victoria Dock.
	www.bruzelius.info /Nautica/Museums/mmeugb.html (861 words)

	HMS Ocelot (S17) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Although this book deals mainly with the restoration of the HMS Victory it does delve into the history of the ship in the process.
		The Silent Landscape: The Scientific Voyage Of HMS Challenger by Oxford University based earth scientist and science writer Richard Corfield is the true and inherently fascinating story of one boat's 1872 journey and mission to map and sample the ocean fl...
		Ordeal by Exocet: Hms Glamorgan in the Falklands War 1982
	www.freeglossary.com /HMS_Ocelot (350 words)

	Hebburn
		H.M.S. Cavalier was berthed at Hebburn for a while, since May 1999 she has had a permanent berth at Chatham Historic Dockyard.
		The HMS Cavalier Association along with other individuals then mounted a campaign to save the ship as a memorial to all destroyermen lost in the Battle of the Atlantic and Russian Convoys during World War 2.
		The ship is on show along with the preserved submarine HMS Ocelot and the 19th Century sloop HMS Gannet.
	www.afundit.co.uk /hebburn.htm (194 words)

	MX5 OC South Central & West London Areas - Chatham Historic Dockyard 18th July 2004
		After the Ocelot was our pre-booked tour of the ropery, covering the whole process from shipment of the raw material through to the finished rope.
		HMS Cavalier is one of only two surviving British destroyers and is also in excellent condition.
		Resulting from its uniqueness as a surviving destroyer, HMS Cavalier (along with HMS Belfast) is privileged to fly the Ensign - a right normally reserved for the 'serving' HM fleet.
	home.freeuk.net /jrknight/seroadsters/chatham.htm (395 words)

	Kent \| What To See and Do
		Discover some of the country’s most breathtaking naval architecture with thrilling displays of historic warships including the cold war submarine Ocelot and HMS Cavalier the Second World War destroyer.
		Take yourself back to the Age of Sail as you climb aboard the carefully restored HMS Gannet (1878), replete with her magnificent rigging - the last surviving sloop of the Victorian Navy.
		HMS Victory, Nelson’s flagship in 1805 at Trafalgar, the greatest battle in British naval history was also built at Chatham.
	www.kenttourism.co.uk /en/what_to_see_and_do/silver.asp?Attraction_id=174 (261 words)

	Chatham Historic Dockyard at Rymus {dot} Net
		HMS Gannet; a steam & sail ship, HMS Ocelot; a diesel submarine in dry dock and HMS Cavalier; a warship used in the Artic.
		Of all the three I found Ocelot to be the most exciting, probably because I’ve never been on a submarine before (and probably never will again).
		There are several exhibits including lifeboats of past & present, a maritime museum, a Kent police museum and a ropery which is still in active use today.
	blog.rymus.net /2005/08/10/chatham-historic-dockyard (262 words)

	The Cold War
		It is also worth visiting the spy submarine HMS Ocelot, now on display at Chatham Dockyard in Kent.
		In some respects I found that Ocelot had the atmosphere, and formica surfaces, of the 1970s caravans in which I used to spend summer holidays.
		The captain's cabin had a flimsy little two piece door that was just like the one on our caravan: but this caravan was attached to what made me think of a narrow, claustrophobic factory floor.
	www.infobritain.co.uk /Cold_War.htm (644 words)

	St Kats 99
		Passing the historic dockyard Brave Spirit and Antares had an excellent view of HMS Cavalier -recently towed down from the Tyne to her new permanent dry dock mooring; HMS Ocelot - the nuclear submarine and the ship from the TV series HMS Hornblower.
		We were accompanied down by Dunkirk little ships who were going to lay wreath's on HMS Bullwalk and the Richard Montgomery it was very pleasing to hear that there are still forty plus of the boats still around and intending to visit Dunkirk next year.
		We were able to watch both Exeter and a German warship leaving Chatham and managed a few "on the water" shots of Exeter before she turned the power on and with a scream of jet turbines left us standing.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /david.beet/stkats99.htm (811 words)

	Naval Links and Oppo's search. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		'HMS Ganges Association' - Maintaining the link for thousands who joined the Royal Navy at Shotley until 1976.
		If you were an April 1963 Apprentice then Paul Henry Kemp would like to hear from you.
		HMS ECHO - ANYONE WHO SERVED IN HER.
	www.burrill12.freeserve.co.uk /UandL/Linkspage.htm (778 words)

	Oberon Class Submarines
		The class included HMS Oberon, HMS Odin, HMS Orpheus, HMS Olympus, HMS Osiris, HMS Onslaught, HMS Otter, HMS Oracle, HMS Ocelot, HMS Otus, HMS Opossum, HMS Opportune and HMS Onyx.
		I was the VCI on HMS Ocelot 67 - 68.
		HMS Orpheus turns sharply to starboard as a Lynx helicopter from the Destroyer HMS Glasgow approaches at low level.
	www.battleships-cruisers.co.uk /oberon_class.htm (782 words)

	Maritime Heritage Trail - English Channel maritime history trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		It built many of Britain’s finest ships of the Age of Sail, including HMS Victory, Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar.
		HMS Polyphemus, a torpedo ram warship, in dry dock at Chatham
		The Historic Dockyard is a major maritime museum site with galleries (the Museum of the Royal Dockyard, Ropery and Wooden Walls) and historic warships (HMS Cavalier, HMS Gannet and HMS Ocelot) that celebrate Chatham’s naval past.
	www.maritimeheritagetrail.co.uk /EN/loc_history.php?id=3 (249 words)

	Megatokyo Forums -> She Comes:the Number Of A Man (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		As you can see, I'm inside Paris and the effects of the recently-opened war with Britain over the HMS Ocelot are everywhere.
		Meanwhile Ocelot is interupted from his war meeting with the war minister, M. Jacques by one of his staff.
		She landed, finally, on the balcony outside Ocelot's office, exhausted and slightly grumpy.
	forums.megatokyo.com /index.php?showtopic=1697919&view=findpost&p=3806630 (4313 words)

	World Naval Base (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Samuel Pepys, the famous diarist, first made reference to the dockyard in his diaries in 1661 and he was here to witness the audacious Dutch raid six years later when de Ruyter managed to capture the English flag ship, Royal Charles.
		Whilst the dockyard exhibitions certainly dwell on past glories, there is plenty more to see here, including the modern spy submarine Ocelot, HMS Cavalier that saw active service during World War II and HMS Gannet the last surviving sloop of the Victorian navy.
		In a building that is a quarter of a mile long rope can be seen being made in the traditional way whilst the 175 year history of the lifeboats is told at the National Collection of the RNLI.
	www.travelpublishing.co.uk /HiddenPlacesofKent/NorthKentCoast/ken21970.htm (284 words)

	Historic Naval Ships Visitors Guide - 2006 Annual Conference (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Historic Dockyard is home to the last Victorian sloop, HMS Gannet, the submarine HMS Ocelot and fellow HNSA Fleet Member, HMS Cavalier.
		For those with a flair for adventure, HMS Belfast is able to offer happy campers the opportunity to sleep on board in the fully restored 1950s mess deck complex, which normally plays host to school parties and youth groups.
		And now that you know what's going to be happening for the three or four days of the conference, let's get you there and put you in a place to rest your head in the evening, when you are not out on the town.
	www.hnsa.org /conf2006.htm (1149 words)

	Romsey and District Society - Newsheet article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The museum includes artefacts of a 74 gun ship Invincible wrecked in the same year, and silhouettes of the subsequent ships that have borne the names - including the current HMS Valiant a nuclear powered submarine, and the carrier HMS Invincible.
		HMS Victory was built at Chatham : her Dock is currently home to a 19th century sloop, HMS Gannet, which was an occasional home for one member of the Society when she was the hull of the Training Ship 'Mercury' at Hamble
		One slight disappointment to a very small number was the lack of time to visit HMS Ocelot a 1962 Chatham built submarine.
	www.romseynet.org.uk /romseyanddistrictsoc/news/1997/summer97/article16.htm (327 words)

	How Britainnia Ruled the Waves
		Henry VIII’s warship the Mary Rose, HMS Victory of Nelson and Trafalgar fame and HMS Warrior 1860, all for now take pride of place in the old naval complex which includes the Mary Rose Museum, the Royal Naval Museum and Action Stations.
		Take a tour of HMS Alliance, then wander down to 'Explosion' The Museum of Naval Firepower and the discover blasts from the past.
		Amongst these you’ll find three unique warships: HMS Gannet, HMS Cavalier and the Cold War submarine HMS Ocelot.
	www.visitsoutheastengland.com /waterside/blastfromthepast/britainnia/britannia.aspx (182 words)

	Information about Chatham Historic Dockyard
		An interesting testimony to Chatham’s historical naval significance is that Nelson’s flagship at Trafalgar, HMS Victory, was built at Chatham.
		She is now at Portsmouth, but Chatham boasts three more modern ships; HMS Gannet, a Victorian sloop, HMS Cavalier, a typical British destroyer of the Second World War, and HMS Ocelot, a submarine that saw service during the Cold War.
		Whilst exploring these ships may be the centrepiece of a days visit, there is a lot to see and do.
	www.visitsoutheastengland.com /experiences/military/chatham/index.aspx (338 words)

	How do I get started in RC Subs? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The a piece on the HMS Ocelot with a good drawing of how the bow plane retract and rotation system is designed and operates.
		Merriman is back with the article on his USS Skipjack including details on molding the hull, resin and white metal casting and setting up one of his WTC3s setting up the transmitter controls painting and marking and a list of suppliers.
		From quickly scanning the stories and looking at the photos and diagrams, this will be the book I will tell beginners who ask me what book to get to get to ease their way into the hobby.
	www.rc-submarines.com /id113.htm (547 words)

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