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Re: Проблема с...
>>Англичане не планировали использовать тяжелые корабли при отражении высадки.
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>Naval measures to resist invasion were carried a stage further on 13th September,, when the Nelson and the Hood moved from Scapa Flow to Rosyth. The battleship Revenge had already been ordered to Plymouth and moved later (on nth October) to Spithead.
> http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/UN/UK/UK-Defence-UK/UK-DefenseOfUK-14.html
"Родней" там же
August
23rd – At 0640 hours RODNEY departed Scapa Flow escorted by destroyers INGLEFIELD, ECHO, ESCAPADE and JAVELIN. At 2110 hours RODNEY and escort arrived at Rosyth. RODNEY to dock for a refit and to give leave.
RODNEY was at Rosyth for the remainder of the month. During the docking a Radar Type 79Z was fitted in place of prototype Type79Y that had been fitted in 1938.
September
At Rosyth under going refit.
11th – On this day RODNEY was due to leave Rosyth, but was ordered by the Admiralty to remain there.
(In the early morning of 13/9/40 the CinC Home Fleet, was informed by the Admiralty that all evidence pointed to an attempted invasion on a large scale being imminent, and that the SCHARNHORST, GNEISENAU and BISMARCK, and the two old battleships and one pocket battleship might be used by the enemy. In consequence the NELSON, Flag CinC HF, and HOOD were ordered to Rosyth to join the RODNEY)
For the remainder of September RODNEY was held at Rosyth for the interception of any attempt by major German warships attempting to enter English Channel or take passage for attacks on Atlantic shipping.
October
During October RODNEY continued to be stationed at Rosyth in readiness for the interception of any attempt by major German warships attempting to enter English Channel or take passage for attacks on Atlantic shipping.
http://www.naval-history.net/xGM-Chrono-01BB-HMS_Rodney.htm