 Greek officials would later comment, "we Greeks have a long-standing tradition with the Royal Navy and it lived up to every expectation in its infallible tradition of always being the first to help"

In 1956 "Bermuda" was paid-off and towed up to Palmer's at Hebburn on Tyne to undergo a long refit.She was updated largely on the same pattern as HMS "Gambia" with an enclosed bridge, and US supplied Mk 63 directors for the 4 inch twin gun mounts, but appears to have maintained simple tacymetric fire control for new Twin Mk 5 40mm mounts, which were repositioned for better arcs of fire.She returned to service, and spent the next few years in exercises with other NATO navies, or other Royal Navy units.