HMS Northumberland is currently docked at the Port of Tyne International Ferry Terminal in North Shields for a routine port visit to the North East.

See inside HMS Northumberland as incredible warship visits River Tyne

Take a look around warship HMS Northumberland as it gets set to welcome visitors during its special visit to the River Tyne.

By Sophie Brownson
Friday, 7th February 2020, 5:39 pm
Updated Friday, 7th February 2020, 5:58 pm

HMS Northumberland is currently docked at the Port of Tyne International Ferry Terminal in North Shields for a routine port visit to the North East with the aim of strengthening its ties with its affiliated county.

Named after the Duke of Northumberland, the Royal Navy Type 23 Frigate specialises in anti-submarine warfare.

Take a look though our gallery of photos to see what you can expect when you visit.

1. HMS Northumberland

Named after the Duke of Northumberland, the Royal Navy Type 23 Frigate specialises in anti-submarine warfare.

Photo: Stu Norton

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2. On-board HMS Northumberland

HMS Northumberland is based in Devonport, Plymouth and is part of the Devonport Flotilla.

Photo: Stu Norton

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3. Operational duty

HMS Northumberland currently holds an operational duty which includes the possibility of being tasked at short notice to respond to unexpected global events.

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4. Captain of HMS Northumberland, Commander Thom Hobbs

Captain of HMS Northumberland, Commander Thom Hobbs, said it was a real privilege and pleasure to be back alongside its home country of Northumberland.

Photo: Stu Norton

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