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HMS Eaglet (shore establishment)
HMS ''Eaglet'' is a training centre for the Royal Naval Reserve. It serves Merseyside, North West England and North Wales, HMS ''Eaglet'' trains over 300 reservists each year and hosts the Royal Marine Reserve Merseyside, Liverpool URNU, and .
==History==
The Mersey Division of the RNVR was established in Customs House, Liverpool in 1904, before moving to HMS ''Eagle'', a 50 gun frigate at Brunswick Dock, in 1911. Mersey Division was mobilised in 1914 to form part of the Royal Naval Division, serving at Gallipoli, the battles of Battle of Vimy Ridge, Passchendaele and Cambrai. To avoid confusion with a newer , the frigate was renamed HMS ''Eaglet'' in 1919. The ship was destroyed in a fire in 1926, and replaced by the First World War , which was renamed ''Eaglet''. The new ''Eaglet'' was berthed at Salthouse Dock. During the Second World War, ''Eaglet'' became the flagship of Commander-in-Chief Western Approaches. In 1971, the sloop was scrapped and HMS ''Eaglet'' moved ashore to a new HQ at Princes Dock. In 1993, ''Eaglet'' received freedom of the city of Liverpool.
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