Kieran Hatton
CCRX Supporter
Hi all
I was lucky enough to be involved a project to document the wreck of the WW1 battleship HMS Vanguard that was undertaken to mark the 100th anniversary of her sinking in Scapa Flow. We dived extensively over the winter of 2016/17 and then again briefly on the anniversary to document the changing of the ensign.
Vanguard blew up at anchor late on the night of the 9th July 1917 taking 843 sailors with her, she is now a designated war grave so to be given permission to dive and to be joined by the Royal Navy dive team was a real privilege.
There is a full survey report in the process of being edited and will be released soon but these are some banners that we had produced for presentations around the centenary, I hope you enjoy! There are keys to what is displayed on each banner towards the bottom of the post.
As with anything like this it was a massive team effort, everyone is listed on the attached banners.
100 Years Community Banners final 1 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
100 Years Community Banners final 2 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
100 Years Community Banners final 3 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
100 Years Community Banners final 4 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
100 Years Community Banners final 5 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
100 Years Community Banners key page 1 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
100 Years Community Banners key page 2 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
100 Years Community Banners key page 3 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
100 Years Community Banners key page 4 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
100 Years Community Banners key page 5 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
100 Years Community Banners key page 6 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
I was lucky enough to be involved a project to document the wreck of the WW1 battleship HMS Vanguard that was undertaken to mark the 100th anniversary of her sinking in Scapa Flow. We dived extensively over the winter of 2016/17 and then again briefly on the anniversary to document the changing of the ensign.
Vanguard blew up at anchor late on the night of the 9th July 1917 taking 843 sailors with her, she is now a designated war grave so to be given permission to dive and to be joined by the Royal Navy dive team was a real privilege.
There is a full survey report in the process of being edited and will be released soon but these are some banners that we had produced for presentations around the centenary, I hope you enjoy! There are keys to what is displayed on each banner towards the bottom of the post.
As with anything like this it was a massive team effort, everyone is listed on the attached banners.
100 Years Community Banners final 1 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr100 Years Community Banners final 2 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr100 Years Community Banners final 3 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr100 Years Community Banners final 4 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr100 Years Community Banners final 5 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr100 Years Community Banners key page 1 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr100 Years Community Banners key page 2 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr100 Years Community Banners key page 3 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr100 Years Community Banners key page 4 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr100 Years Community Banners key page 5 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr100 Years Community Banners key page 6 by Kieran Hatton, on Flickr
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