Built by Vickers and launched 30th October 1909 and completed October
1910. HMS Liverpool joined the 1st battle squadron Home Fleet after completion
in 1913 she joined the 2nd Light Cruiser Squadron until the outbreak of
world war one where she joined the 5th cruiser squadron, on 26th august
1914 she took part in the battle of Heligoland she had a crew member
killed by flying fragments when the mined battleship Audacious finally
blew up on the 27th October 1914. HMS Liverpool had condenser
trouble which had her being refitted for four weeks after which she joined
the 2nd Light Cruiser squadron from End of November till end of January
1915. after which she joined the 3rd Light Cruiser squadron at Rosyth. While
serving with this squadron she took part in the search for the German ship
Kronprinz Wilhelm off the West African coast. In June 1915 she underwent
Boiler repairs at Liverpool and after repairs in November 1915 she went to
Brindiso until January 1918 when she joined the Aegean Squadron. In
November she passed through the Dardanelle's after the armistice. snd took
part in the Black sea operations in 1918 - 1919. Then returning the
Britain to go into reserve at Devonport Put on Disposal list in 1920 and
finally sold to the breakers in May 1921.
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