Proper noun
Helgoland
Alternative form of Heligoland
1st and 2nd patrols Having moved from Kiel to Helgoland U-459 set-off for occupied France, arriving in St. Nazaire on 15 May 1942, after traversing the north-central Atlantic. Source: Internet
Helgoland class were laid down in 1909–10, with displacements of 22,800 tons, twelve convert guns in 6 turrets, reciprocating engines generating a maximum speed of 21 knots, and a price tag of 46 million marks. Source: Internet
Helgoland (WAB 71), for TTBB men's choir and large orchestra, was composed in 1893 and was Bruckner's last completed composition and the only secular vocal work, which he thought worthy enough to bequeath to the Vienna National Library. Source: Internet
As with the Von der Tann design, which was drawn up at a similar time, all guns could be fired either side in broadsides, meaning more guns could come to bear than with the Helgoland design, despite having fewer in total. Source: Internet
She then sailed from Kiel on 13 February to Helgoland for her first official patrol, arriving there on 18 February 1941. Source: Internet