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142:Commissioned
99:30 June 1916
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2282:Thornycroft
2190:Westward Ho
1730:Westminster
1218:. Cassell.
690:Polish Navy
498:World War I
490:Grand Fleet
481:World War I
427:World War I
404:The second
226:Honours and
2426:1917 ships
2410:Categories
2225:White Bear
2195:Willoughby
2135:Waldegrave
1993:Vansittart
1884:Woodpecker
1786:Winchester
1765:Winchelsea
1714:Royal Navy
1517:Vanquisher
1487:Royal Navy
1362:Royal Navy
829:After the
809:After the
788:submarines
735:naval mine
695:Błyskawica
692:destroyer
686:blockships
454:Sunderland
423:Royal Navy
360:Complement
319:Propulsion
181:L41 (1939)
169:F4A (1917)
112:Sunderland
2230:Whitehead
2175:Wellesley
2065:Cancelled
2042:Worcester
2035:Whitehall
2028:Wolverine
2021:Wild Swan
2000:Volunteer
1956:HMS
1943:Completed
1872:Cancelled
1821:Wolfhound
1758:Whirlwind
1722:Completed
1622:Vancouver
1601:Vivacious
1594:Versatile
1573:Vortigern
1559:Venturous
1390:Valentine
1339:Admiralty
1165:464542895
1148:164893555
831:armistice
761:1942–1945
747:Godalming
739:Sunk Head
674:Zeebrugge
631:North Sea
610:1939–1941
566:In 1921,
534:HMS
523:HMS
516:HMS
446:laid down
416:destroyer
274:destroyer
134:Completed
118:Laid down
2329:Woolston
2304:Viscount
2240:Wrangler
2220:Whitaker
2185:Westphal
2180:Werewolf
2105:Virulent
2096:Vigorous
2086:Vengeful
2014:Wanderer
1972:Whitshed
1958:Venomous
1922:Waterhen
1879:Wayfarer
1828:Waterhen
1807:Wrestler
1800:Westcott
1744:Watchman
1684:Vendetta
1587:Vittoria
1545:Vendetta
1510:Vehement
1429:Valhalla
1403:Valorous
1397:Montrose
1377:Valkyrie
1119:(1998).
784:Type 271
780:Type 286
773:Type 285
712:Le Havre
678:flagship
639:Scotland
462:launched
368:Armament
340:34
126:Launched
79:Namesake
21:HMS Vega
2373:S class
2347:Wishart
2314:W class
2297:Viceroy
2289:V class
2255:Zealous
2215:Whippet
2200:Wheeler
2170:Welfare
2165:Welcome
2115:Volcano
2100:Wistful
2072:Vantage
2007:Veteran
1915:Voyager
1862:Windsor
1855:Wryneck
1848:Voyager
1841:Whitley
1793:Walpole
1779:Warwick
1737:Wakeful
1698:W class
1649:Vanessa
1642:Vidette
1580:Venetia
1566:Verulam
1538:Violent
1503:Vimiera
1471:V class
1457:Vampire
1423:Douglas
1416:Vampire
1410:Wallace
1371:Malcolm
847:reserve
804:E-boats
753:, in a
743:Harwich
700:Dunkirk
658:Belgium
629:in the
627:convoys
580:reserve
458:England
420:British
418:of the
413:V-class
311:Draught
253:A gold
104:Builder
96:Ordered
47:History
2322:Wolsey
2265:Zodiac
2250:Yeoman
2235:Winter
2160:Weazel
2150:Watson
2145:Warren
2140:Walton
2120:Votary
2110:Volage
2081:Vashon
2048:Yeoman
1986:Wivern
1979:Verity
1903:
1835:Whitby
1814:Wessex
1772:Walrus
1751:Walker
1711:
1672:
1656:Vanity
1635:Vivien
1615:Vesper
1552:Vectis
1524:Verdun
1484:
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819:Europe
751:Surrey
708:Dieppe
670:Ostend
666:German
662:France
654:Allied
635:Rosyth
536:Vectis
460:, and
411:was a
288:Length
228:awards
2382:class
2380:Scott
2354:Witch
2260:Zebra
2205:Whelp
2125:Wager
1951:Venom
1608:Velox
1496:Vanoc
1384:Bruce
869:Notes
863:'
851:BISCO
835:Japan
833:with
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557:'
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525:Tiger
348:Range
337:Speed
250:Badge
215:Motto
2210:Whip
2155:Wave
2130:Wake
2091:Vigo
2076:Vimy
2055:Wren
1628:Vimy
1531:Vega
1294:Vega
1285:VEGA
1283:HMS
1258:ISBN
1239:ISBN
1220:ISBN
1197:ISBN
1178:ISBN
1161:OCLC
1144:OCLC
1125:ISBN
1103:ISBN
1084:ISBN
1065:ISBN
1046:ISBN
1022:ISBN
1003:ISBN
978:ISBN
841:was
839:Vega
815:Vega
790:and
766:Vega
737:off
731:Vega
680:for
672:and
660:and
646:Vega
615:Vega
591:Vega
568:Vega
521:and
518:Hood
509:Vega
486:Vega
442:Vega
429:and
408:Vega
406:HMS
388:1 z
380:2 ×
373:4 ×
303:Beam
255:lyre
242:Fate
234:for
210::L41
199:1945
191:1939
153:1921
90:Lyra
83:Vega
73:Vega
71:HMS
68:Name
39:Vega
37:HMS
2245:Wye
857:at
492:or
452:at
384:or;
363:110
353:nmi
297:p/p
293:o/a
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