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| name | type | date | customer | comments/final fate | link |
| Context | Brig | 1846 | RN | ||
| Vasita-I-Ticaret | Paddle steamer | 1847 | Ottoman Navy | ||
| Medar-I-Ticaret | Paddle steamer | 1848 | Ottoman Navy | ||
| Numayis-I-Ticaret | Paddle steamer | 1849 | Ottoman Navy | ||
| 2 unnamed | Tugs | 1853 | Turkish Navy | ||
| Seddul Bahir | Corvette | 1860 | Turkish Navy | ||
| Sinop | Corvette | 1860 | Turkish Navy | ||
| Izmir | Corvette | 1860 | Turkish Navy | ||
| Sahir | Auxiliary | 1868 | Turkish Navy | ||
| Swift (TB81) | Torpedo Boat | 1885 | RN | Broken up 1921 | |
| TB34 | Torpedo Boat | 1886 | RN | Sold for scrapping in 1922 | |
| Fei Ting | Gunboat | 1887 | Chinese | Captured in drydock at Taku, 17th June 1900 | |
| Sea Serpent | Torpedo Boat | 1887 | RN | ||
| TB35 | Torpedo Boat | 1887 | RN | Sold for scrapping in 1922. | |
| TB36 | Torpedo Boat | 1887 | RN | Broken up 1919 | |
| TB37 | Torpedo Boat | 1887 | RN | Broken up 1919 | |
| TB38 | Torpedo Boat | 1887 | RN | Broken up 1919 | |
| Mabrata | Torpedo Boat | 1888 | India | ||
| Rajput | Torpedo Boat | 1888 | India | ||
| Sikh | Torpedo Boat | 1888 | India | ||
| 236 | 40' Admirals Barge | 1892 | Renamed Janet 1912.
2005 working order in private ownership |
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| TB94 | Torpedo Boat | 1893 | RN | Scrapped 1919 | |
| Conflict | Destroyer ('A' Class) | 1894 | RN | Broken up in 1920. | |
| TB95 | Torpedo Boat | 1894 | RN | Scrapped 1919 | |
| TB96 | Torpedo Boat | 1894 | RN | Sunk in collision, 1915. | |
| Teazer | Destroyer ('A' Class) | 1895 | RN | Broken up in 1912. | |
| Wizard | Destroyer ('A' Class) | 1895 | RN | Broken up in 1920. | |
| TB114 | Torpedo Boat | 1903 | RN | Scrapped 1919-21 | |
| TB115 | Torpedo Boat | 1903 | RN | Scrapped 1919-21 | |
| TB116 | Torpedo Boat | 1903 | RN | Scrapped 1919-21 | |
| TB117 | Torpedo Boat | 1904 | RN | Sunk in collision 1917 | |
| Ness | Destroyer ('River' or 'E' Class) | 1905 | RN | Broken up in 1919. | |
| Nith | Destroyer ('River' or 'E' Class) | 1905 | RN | Broken up in 1919. | |
| Cricket | Cricket Class Coastal Destroyers | 1906 | RN | Sold for scrapping in 1920. | |
| Dragonfly | Cricket Class Coastal Destroyers | 1906 | RN | Sold for scrapping in 1920. | |
| Firefly | Cricket Class Coastal Destroyers | 1906 | RN | Sold for scrapping in 1920. | |
| Sandfly | Cricket Class Coastal Destroyers | 1906 | RN | Converted to minelayer in 1917.
Sold for breaking in May 1921. |
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| Spider | Coastal Destroyer | 1906 | RN | Sold for scrapping in 1920. | |
| Mohawk | Destroyer ('Tribal' or 'F' Class) | 1907 | RN | Sold for breaking in 1919. | |
| No 13 | Coastal Destroyer | 1907 | RN | ||
| No 14 | Coastal Destroyer | 1907 | RN | ||
| No 15 | Coastal Destroyer | 1907 | RN | ||
| No 16 | Coastal Destroyer | 1907 | RN | ||
| No 25 | Coastal Destroyer | 1908 | RN | ||
| No 26 | Coastal Destroyer | 1908 | RN | ||
| No 27 | Coastal Destroyer | 1908 | RN | ||
| No 28 | Coastal Destroyer | 1908 | RN | ||
| Saracen | Destroyer ('Tribal' or 'F' class) | 1908 | RN | Sold for breaking in 1919. | |
| Crusader | Destroyer ('Tribal' or 'F' class) | 1909 | RN | Sold for breaking in 1920. | |
| Harpy | Destroyer ('Beagle or 'G' class) | 1909 | RN | Sold for scrapping in November 1921. | |
| Basilisk | Destroyer ('Beagle or 'G' class) | 1910 | RN | Sold for scrapping in November 1921. | |
| Redpole | Destroyer ('Acorn or 'H' class) | 1910 | RN | Sold for scrapping in May 1921. | |
| Rifleman | Destroyer ('Acorn or 'H' class) | 1910 | RN | Sold for scrapping in May 1921. | |
| Ruby | Destroyer ('Acorn or 'H' class) | 1910 | RN | Sold for scrapping in May 1921. | |
| 199 | 50' Naval Pinnace | 1911 | 1955 Renamed Treleague.
2005 preserved at Portsmouth as floating museum |
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| Ferret | Destroyer ('I' Class) Destroyer Acheron Class | 1911 | RN | Sold for scrap May 1921 | |
| Forester | Destroyer ('I' Class) | 1911 | RN | Sold for breaking in November 1921 | |
| Almirante Condell | Flotilla Leader | 1914 | Chilean | Stricken 1944 | |
| Almirante Lynch | Flotilla Leader | 1914 | Chilean | Stricken 1945 | |
| Botha | Flotilla Leader | 1914 | RN | Ex Almirante Williams Robelledo - Under construction for the Chilean
Navy at the start of WW1, commandeered by RN and post WW1 delivered to Chileans as Almirante Williams.
Stricken 1933. |
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| Broke | Flotilla Leader | 1914 | RN | Ex Almirante Goni - Under construction for the Chilean Navy at the start
of WW1, commandeered by RN and post WW1 delivered to Chileans as Almirante Uribe.
Stricken 1933. |
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| Faulknor | Flotilla Leader | 1914 | RN | Ex Almirante Simpson - Under construction for the Chilean Navy at the
start of WW1, commandeered by RN and post WW1 delivered to Chileans as Almirante Riveros.
Stricken 1933 |
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| Laural | Destroyer ('Laforey' or 'L' Class) | 1915 | RN | Sold for breaking in November 1921. | |
| Liberty | Destroyer ('Laforey' or 'L' Class) | 1915 | RN | Sold for breaking in November 1921. | |
| Lightfoot | Flotilla Leader | 1915 | RN | Sold for scrapping in May 1921. | |
| Magic | Destroyer ('M' Class Emergency) | 1915 | RN | Ex Marigold
Sold for scrapping in September 1921. |
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| P11 | Patrol Vessel | 1915 | RN | ||
| P12 | Patrol Vessel | 1915 | RN | ||
| Tipperary | Flotilla Leader | 1915 | RN | Ex Almirante Riveros - Under construction for the Chilean Navy at the
start of WW1, commandeered by RN.
Sunk on 1st June 1916 at the battle of Jutland. |
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| E32 | Submarine | 1916 | RN | ||
| Medina | Destroyer ('M' class Emergency) | 1916 | RN | Ex Redmill
Sold for scrapping in May 1921. |
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| Medway | Destroyer ('M' class Emergency) | 1916 | RN | Ex Redwing
Sold for scrapping in May 1921. |
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| Moresby | Destroyer ('M' class Emergency) | 1916 | RN | Ex Marlion.
Sold for scrapping in May 1921. |
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| P40 | Patrol Vessel | 1916 | RN | ||
| P52 | Patrol Vessel | 1916 | RN | ||
| Sable | Destroyer ('R' class Emergency) | 1916 | RN | Sold for scrapping in August 1927. | |
| Setter | Destroyer ('R' Class Emergency) | 1916 | RN | Sank after colliding with another vessel on 17th May 1917. | |
| Trenchant | Destroyer (Modified 'R' Class) | 1916 | RN | Sold for scrapping in November 1928. | |
| Tristram | Destroyer (Modified 'R' Class) | 1916 | RN | Sold for scrapping in May 1921 | |
| F2 | Submarine | 1917 | RN | Scrapped in July 1922. | |
| P59 | Patrol Vessel | 1917 | RN | ||
| PC67 | Patrol Vessel ('Q' ship) | 1917 | RN | Sold post-1921 | |
| PC68 | Patrol Vessel ('Q' ship) | 1917 | RN | Sold post-1921 | |
| Vampire (D68/I68) | Flotilla Leader (Admiralty V Design) | 1917 | RN | Sold to Australian Navy 1933. Bombed and sunk 09 April 1942 - Pacific campaign link | link |
| Vectis | Destroyer ('V Class) | 1917 | RN | Sold for scrap in 1936 as part exchange for RMS Majestic. | |
| Vortigern (D37) | Destroyer ('V Class) | 1917 | RN | sunk 15 March 1942 torpedoed and sunk off Cromer by the German motor torpedo boat S-104 | |
| Winchelsea | Destroyer ('W Class) | 1917 | RN | Scrapped 1945 | |
| PC71 | Patrol Vessel ('Q' ship) | 1918 | RN | 1918 Sold post-1921 | |
| PC72 | Patrol Vessel ('Q' ship) | 1918 | RN | 1918 Sold post-1921 | |
| PC73 | Patrol Vessel ('Q' ship) | 1918 | RN | Fishery Protection Vessel Dart in 1924 | |
| PC74 | Patrol Vessel ('Q' ship) | 1918 | RN | Still in service in 1939 | |
| Tribune | Destroyer (Trenchant or 'S' Class) | 1918 | RN | Sold for scrap in December 1931 | |
| Trinidad | Destroyer (Trenchant or 'S' Class) | 1918 | RN | Sold for scrap in March 1932 | |
| Trojan | Destroyer ('Trenchant or 'S' Class) | 1918 | RN | Sold for scrap in 1936 as part exchange for RMS Majestic. | |
| Truant | Destroyer ('Trenchant or 'S' Class) | 1918 | RN | Sold for scrap in November 1931. | |
| Trusty | Destroyer ('Trenchant or 'S' Class) | 1918 | RN | Sold for scrap in 1936 as part exchange for RMS Majestic. | |
| Winchester | Destroyer ('W Class) | 1918 | RN | Sold for scrap in March 1946. | |
| Witherington | Destroyer (Modified 'W Class) | 1919 | RN | Destroyed by accident 29 April 1947 - sold for scrap | |
| Wivern (D66) | Destroyer (Modified 'W Class) | 1919 | RN | Scrapped 1948 | |
| Wolverine (D78) | Destroyer (Modified *W Class) | 1919 | RN | Sold to be broken up for scrap 1946 | |
| Worcester (D76) | Destroyer (Modified 'W Class) | 1919 | RN | Mined December 1943 on Russia Convoy duty. Renamed HMS Yeoman in 1945
as depot ship.
Scrapped 1946 |
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| Tucuman | Destroyer | 1928 | Argentina. | Discarded 1962 | |
| La Rioja | Destroyer | 1929 | Argentina. | Discarded 1962 | |
| Mendoza | Destroyer | 1929 | Argentina. | Discarded 1962 | |
| Kempenfelt (118) | Destroyer ('Crusader or 'C' Class) | 1931 | RN | Transferred to the Royal Canadian Navy 1939 renamed HMCS Assiniboine
sent for scrap 10 Nov 1945 |
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| Elfin | Torpedo Recovery Vessel | 1934 | RN | Renamed Nettle 1941 and given the Pendant number T.94. Sold 1957. Preserved by the Dutch Steam Society as Elfin | link |
| Forester (H74) | Destroyer ('Fearless or 'F Class) | 1934 | RN | Sold to be broken up for scrap on 22 January 1946. Scrapped at Rosyth in June 1947 | |
| Fury (H76) | Destroyer ('Fearless or 'F' Class) | 1934 | RN | Mined off the Normandy beaches 21 June 1944 | |
| Caroline | Minesweeper | 1936 | RN | To private ownership 1945 | |
| Grom (H71) means thunder | Destroyer | 1936 | Polish. | Sunk 4 May 1940 During the Norwegian campaign, sunk near Narvik by a German He111 . Before being lost she bombarded the German troops in the Narvik area | link |
| Intrepid (D10) | Destroyer ('Intrepid or 'I' Class) | 1936 | RN | Sunk 27 Sept 1943 by German Ju 88 bombers in Leros Harbour Dodecanese Aegean Sea | link |
| Niger (N73/J73) | Sloop ('Halcyon Class) | 1936 | RN | sunk - 06 July 1942 - She led a convoy into a British minefield off Iceland. She was mined at 22.40 hours as were six of the merchants she was escorting, all but one also sank. | |
| Salamander | Sloop ('Halcyon' Class) | 1936 | RN | Damaged beyond repair by friendly fire on 27th August 1944 she was scrapped on 7th May 1947 at Blyth. | |
| Bittern (L07) | Sloop ('Bittern' Class) | 1937 | RN | Attacked in Namsos Fjord by German JU 87 Stuka bombers 30th April 1940. Damages so grave ship abandoned and sunk by HMS Carlisle | |
| Blyskawica means lightning in English | Destroyer | 1937 | Polish. | Decommisioned 1 May 1976 and preserved as museum in Gdynia.
While back at Whites in 1942 for a refit, she used her guns to keep Germany aircraft high during an air-raid on 4th May - probably the worst nights bombing of Cowes with 70 died, but it would have been a lot worse without the Blyskawica. |
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| Impulsive (D11) | Destroyer ('Intrepid or 'I' Class) | 1937 | RN | Sold to be broken up for scrap Sunderland 1946 | |
| Egret (L75) | Escort Sloop ('Egret Class) | 1938 | RN | sunk 27 Aug 1943 the first warship to be sunk by a guided missle | |
| Jersey (F72) | Destroyer ('Javelin' or 'J' Class) | 1938 | RN | Struck a mine off Malta Grand Harbour 1941. Sank two days later | |
| Scorpion | River Gunboat | 1938 | RN | Sunk 13th February 1942. | |
| Havant (H32) | Destroyer ('Hero' or 'H' Class) | 1939 | RN | Ex Javary. Requisitioned by the Royal Navy on 4 September 1939 while being built for the Brazilian Navy. 01 June 1940 heavily damaged by German aircraft off Dunkirk during the evacutation there. Sunk by a minesweeper. | |
| Havelock (H88) | Destroyer ('Hero' or 'H' Class) | 1939 | RN | Ex Jutaby. Requisitioned by the Royal Navy on 4 September 1939 while
being built for the Brazilian Navy
Sold to be broken up for scrap 1946 |
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| Kingston (F64) | Destroyer ('Kelly or 'K' Class) | 1939 | RN | 1942 - Heavily damaged by aircraft in La Valletta harbour at Malta while in dry dock. She rolled over and became a constructive total loss. Scrapped at Malta. | link |
| Shearwater | Patrol Vessel | 1939 | RN | Sold 21 April 1947 | |
| Abdiel (M39) | Minelayer | 1940 | RN | Hit mine in 1943 and sank in Taranto Harbour | |
| Quorn (L66) | Destroyer ('Hunt' Class Group I Atherstone Type) | 1940 | RN | 02 Aug 1944 - Sunk by a German 'explosive motorboat or a German 'manned torpedo' off the Normandy invasion area | |
| Silverton (L115) | Destroyer ('Hunt' Class Group II Blankney Type) | 1940 | RN | Ex Karakowiak Transferred to the Polish Navy before completion. Returned
in September 1946.
Scrapped at Grays in March 1959 |
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| Southdown (L25) | Destroyer ('Hunt' Class Group I Atherstone Type) | 1940 | RN | Sold for scrap 1956 and scrapped at Barrow | |
| Puckeridge (L108) | Destroyer ('Hunt' Class Group II Blankney Type) | 1941 | RN | sunk 06 Sept 1943 torpedoed by U-617 | |
| Quentin (G78) | Destroyer ('Quilliam' or 'Q' Class Emergency) | 1941 | RN | sunk by 02 Dec 1942 (torpedoed byJu-88 Western Mediterranean) | |
| Southwold (L10) | Destroyer ('Hunt' Class Type II) | 1941 | RN | sunk 23 Feb 1942 - Mined off La Valletta, Malta | |
| Tetcott (L99) | Destroyer ('Hunt' Class Type II) | 1941 | RN | Scrapped at Milford Haven 1956 | link |
| Easton (L09) | Destroyer ('Hunt' Class Group III Atherstone Type) | 1942 | RN | Scrapped at Rosyth in January 1953 | |
| Eggesford (L15) | Destroyer ('Hunt' Class Group III Atherstone Type) | 1942 | RN | Sold 1957 to the Federal German Navy where she served as the frigate
Brommy F 218
scrapped 1969 |
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| Grey Goose (SGB9) | Steel Guard Boat | 1942 | RN | Used for high speed runs to Sweden during WW2.
Converted to gas-turbine 1953. Currently used as houseboat in Hoo Kent |
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| Quiberon (G81/F03) | Destroyer ('Quilliam' or 'Q' Class Emergency) | 1942 | RN | Transferred to Australian Navy 1942.
Broken up in 1972 Fujita Salvage Co. Ltd.Japan |
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| Quickmatch (G92/F104) | Destroyer ('Quilliam' or 'Q' Class Emergency) | 1942 | RN | Transferred Australia 1942.
Broken up in 1972 Fujita Salvage Co. Ltd.Japan |
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| Stevenstone (L16) | Destroyer ('Hunt' Class Group III Atherstone Type) | 1942 | RN | Scrapped at Dunston 1959 | |
| Success (G26) | Destroyer ('Savage or 'S' Class Emergency) | 1943 | RN | Transferred to the Royal Norwegian Navy 1943 and renamed KNM Stord.
Scrapped 1959 at Burght |
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| Swift (G46) | Destroyer ('Savage or 'S' Class Emergency) | 1943 | RN | Mined and sunk 1944 in support of the D Day landings off Sword Beach | |
| Talybont (L18) | Destroyer ('Hunt' Class Group III Atherstone Type) | 1943 | RN | Scrapped at Charlestown in 1961 | |
| Virago (R75) | Destroyer ('Valentine or 'V Class Emergency) | 1943 | RN | Broken up June 1965 at Faslane. | see picture |
| Vixen (R64/R93) | Destroyer ('Valentine or 'V Class Emergency) | 1943 | RN | Never commissioned in the Royal Navy. Transferred to the Royal Canadian
1944 renamed Sioux.
Scrapped at La Spezia Italy 1965 |
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| Volage R41/F41) | Destroyer ('Valentine or 'V Class Emergency) | 1943 | RN | Converted to frigate.
Scrapped 1976 |
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| Carysfort (D25/R25) | Destroyer ('Caesar or 'C' Class Emergency) | 1944 | RN | Scrapped 1970 | link |
| Cavalier (D73/R73) | Destroyer ('Caesar or 'C' Class Emergency) | 1944 | RN | decommissioned 21 Oct 1977
Preserved at Chatham Dockyard |
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| Contest (R12) | Destroyer ('Cossack or 'CO' Class Emergency) | 1944 | RN | The Royal Navy's first all-welded destroyer.
Scrapped at Grays 1960 |
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| MTB424 | 71 ft 6 in Motor Torpedo Boat - type White 424 | 1944 | RN | 1944 transferred to Polish Navy as S 5
Sold to Mercantile Service 1945 |
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| MTB425 | 71 ft 6 in Motor Torpedo Boat - type White 424 | 1944 | RN | 1944 transferred to Polish Navy as S 6
Sold to Mercantile Service 1945 |
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| MTB426 | 71' Motor Torpedo Boat | 1944 | RN | 1944 transferred to Polish Navy as S 7
Sold to Mercantile Service 1945 |
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| MTB427 | 71 ft 6 in Motor Torpedo Boat - type White 424 | 1944 | RN | 1944 transferred to Polish Navy as S 8
Sold to Mercantile Service 1945 |
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| MTB428 | 71 ft 6 in Motor Torpedo Boat - type White 424 | 1944 | RN | 1944 transferred to Polish Navy as S 9
Sold to Mercantile Service 1945 |
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| MTB429 | 71 ft 6 in Motor Torpedo Boat - type White 424 | 1944 | RN | 1944 transferred to Polish Navy as S 10
Sold to Mercantile Service 1945 |
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| Creole (R82) | Destroyer ('Crescent' or 'CR' Class Emergency) | 1945 | RN | decommissioned RN 29 Feb 1956.
Sold to Royal Pakistan Navy and renamed Alamgir in 1958 |
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| Crispin (R68) Ex Craccher | Destroyer ('Crescent' or 'CR' Class Emergency) | 1945 | RN | decommissioned RN 18 March 1958 Sold to Royal Pakistan Navy and renamed
Jahangir in 1958
Broken up 1982 |
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| LCT4128 | LCT (Mark 8) | 1945 | RN | ||
| LCT4129 | LCT (Mark 8) | 1945 | RN | ||
| LCT7024 | LCT (Mark 3) | 1945 | RN | ||
| Scorpion (ordered as HMS Centaur, renamed Tomahawk, and finally Scorpion) | Destroyer ('Weapon' Class) | 1945 | RN | Scrapped in 1971 | |
| Dainty (I52/D108) | Destroyer (Daring Class) | 1950 | RN | Scrapped 1972 | see pictures |
| Bold Pioneer (P5721) | Fast Patrol Boat | 1951 | RN | Scrapped 1958 | |
| Undaunted (F53) | Frigate | 1952 | RN | Destroyer to A/S frigate conversion. Originally built as 'U' class destroyer
(R53) by Cammell Laird 1942.
Sunk as a target 1978. |
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| Inglesham (M2601) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1953 | RN | Sold 1966 | |
| Cranham (M2701) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1954 | RN | Sold September 1966 | |
| Dingley (M2001) | Minesweeper Ley class | 1954 | RN | Sold July 1967 | |
| Frettenham (M2702) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1954 | RN | Sold to France 1954.Renamed Tulipe.
Broken up 1989 |
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| Presidente Velasco Ibarra | Frigate | 1954 | Ecuador | Destroyer to frigate conversion.
Originally built as HMS Meynell (L82) Hunt (l) class destroyer 1940 by Swan Hunter |
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| Presidente Alfaro | Frigate | 1954 | Ecuador | Destroyer to frigate conversion.
Originally built as HMS Quantock destroyer (Hunt (l) class) 1940 by Scotts |
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| Brearley | Minesweeper Ley class | 1955 | RN | Sold May 1971 | |
| Dundas (F48) | Frigate (Blackwood Class Type 14) | 1955 | RN | Scrapped Troon in 1983 | see picture |
| Isham (M2703) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1955 | RN | Transferred to France 1955. Renamed Oilette.
Broken up 1989 |
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| Kingham (M2704) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1955 | RN | Transferred to France 1955. Renamed Paquerette.
Broken up 1989 |
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| Wintringham (M2777) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1955 | RN | Transferred to Australia 1967. Renamed Seal. Diving Tender.
Sold 1988 |
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| El Qahar | Frigate | 1955 | Egypt.
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Destroyer to frigate conversion.
Originally built as destroyer HMS Myngs ( R06). 1943 Vickers Armstrong At Tyne. Sunk by Israeli Air Force in 1970 |
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| Downham (M2622) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1956 | RN | Sold 1982 | |
| Khurki (F149) | Frigate (Blackwood Class Type 14) | 1956 | Indian Navy | Torpedoed and sank 1971 | |
| Echo (A70) | 107 ft Inshore Survey Craft - timber | 1957 | RN | From 1985 renamed Earl of Romney Marine Society training vessel. Sold 2004 | link |
| Exmouth (F84) | Frigate (Blackwood Class Type 14) | 1957 | RN | Scrapped 1979 | see picture |
| Grafton (F51) | Frigate (Blackwood Class Type 14) | 1957 | RN | Scrapped 1971 | see picture |
| Neasham (M2712) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1957 | RN | Transferred to Australia 1968. Renamed Porpoise.
Sold 1988 |
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| Woldingham (M2778) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1957 | RN | Sold September 1966 | |
| Troubridge (F09) | Frigate | 1957 | RN | Destroyer to Type 15 frigate conversion.
Originally built as 'T' class destroyer (R00/D40) by John Brown 1943 Scrapped in Newport 1970 |
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| Kuthar (F146) | Frigate (Blackwood Class Type 14) | 1958 | Indian Navy | Transferred to coastguard 1978 | |
| Londonderry (F108) | Frigate (Modified' Rothesay Class Type 12) | 1958 | RN | Sunk 1989 target practice | see picture |
| Nettleham (M2713) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1958 | RN | Sold 1967 | |
| Shah Jehan | Frigate | 1958 | Royal Pakistan Navy
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Destroyer to frigate conversion.
Originally built as HMS Charity (R29) Destroyer ('C' class) 1944 Thornycroft At Woolston Scrapped 1971 |
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| Aveley (M2002) | Minesweeper Ley class | 1959 | RN | Became Sea Cadet training ship Woolwich 1983.
Broken up 1986 |
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| Taranaki (F148) | Frigate (Rothesay Class Type 12) | 1959 | Royal New Zealand Navy | Decommissioned 1982 | |
| Yaxham (M2780) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1959 | RN | Became survey vessel Woodlark 1964.
Sunk - used as target 1986 |
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| Powderham (M2720) | Minesweeper Ham class | 1960 | RN | Became survey vessel Waterwitch 1964.
Sold 1986 |
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| Eskimo (F119) | Frigate ('Tribal' Class Type 81) | 1961 | RN | sunk as target January 1986 | see pictures |
| Arethusa (F38)
The last warship to be built at the Cowes shipyard |
Frigate (Leander Class Improved Type 12) | 1965 | RN | sunk - used as target June 1991 |
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