Hood Locomotive Engines
This beautiful Type 50 locomotive engine is owned by members of the H.M.S. Hood Association and was named in honour of the Mighty Hood. It and an earlier steam engine were named "Hood". Click on the photo above to learn more about these giants and the groups that preserve/remember them.
TS Hood, St. Austell, Sea Cadet Corps
TS Hood of St Austell, Cornwall, is part of the Sea Cadet Corps, United Kingdom. We are currently awaiting new information from them.
#314 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps "Hood"
#314 RCSCC "Hood" of Coboconk, Ontario, Canada is part of Canada's Sea Cadet Program. Click on the image to the right to learn more about them.
Training Ship "Hood," Nautical Training Corps
Training Ship Hood of Bromley, London, is part of the Nautical Training Corps. Click on the image to the left to learn more about this group.
Battlecruiser HMS Hood Southeast London Memorial Group
This group, based at the Bellingham Ex-Servicemen's Club, is composed of people who have a sincere interest in remembering the men lost in Hood. Click on the image to the right to learn more about this group.