Artoria Pendragon, the Celtic King in ancient British legends, the Red Dragon of Britain, hailed as the founder of the knightly spirit, was revered as the King of Knights. The tales of her and her Knights of the Round Table have been transmitted through the ages and are still well-known and a source of pride to the British people.
The Hood, from World War I to World War II, was the largest and most powerful warship built by the Royal Navy and was celebrated as the glory of the Royal Navy.
Belfast, built by the Royal Navy before World War II as the second of the Edinburgh-class cruisers, had achieved great military success. It was the second ship to be preserved in the nation's name in British history, the previous one being HMS Victory, Lord Nelson's flagship in the Battle of Trafalgar.
