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1375:Raven, Alan & Roberts, John (1979).
1204:. Greenwich, UK: Conway Maritime Press.
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1445:The U-boat Peril: A Fight for Survival
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1483:Winser, John de S. (1999).
983:Preston 1971, pp. 128, 135.
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1166:. New York: Random House.
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1100:Winser 1999, pp. 11–12.
1024:Navy Department Library
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715:18th Destroyer Flotilla
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60:"HMS Whitshed" D77
1464:Whitley, M.J. (2000).
1432:Stitt, George (1943).
965:Friedman 2009, p. 313.
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1441:Whinney, Bob (2000).
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282:Displacement
229:Dunkirk 1940
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178:Commissioned
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38:verification
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1160:Blair, Clay
1029:27 December
1004:18 February
903:Disposition
891:Loosestrife
858:Prinz Eugen
846:Scharnhorst
759:On 22 May,
728:flying boat
723:and an RAF
620:sister ship
460:Operations:
352:3,500
325:Yarrow type
219:Honours and
2646:1919 ships
2630:Categories
2445:White Bear
2415:Willoughby
2355:Waldegrave
2213:Vansittart
2104:Woodpecker
2006:Winchester
1985:Winchelsea
1934:Royal Navy
1737:Vanquisher
1707:Royal Navy
1582:Royal Navy
725:Sunderland
628:, and the
513:Royal Navy
480:Victories:
366:Complement
339:34 kt
321:Propulsion
157:April 1918
101:April 2007
71:newspapers
2450:Whitehead
2395:Wellesley
2285:Cancelled
2262:Worcester
2255:Whitehall
2248:Wolverine
2241:Wild Swan
2220:Volunteer
2176:HMS
2163:Completed
2092:Cancelled
2041:Wolfhound
1978:Whirlwind
1942:Completed
1842:Vancouver
1821:Vivacious
1814:Versatile
1793:Vortigern
1779:Venturous
1610:Valentine
1559:Admiralty
1368:464542895
1351:164893555
1067:8 October
1000:. US Navy
951:8 October
852:Gneisenau
840:Vivacious
834:Worcester
799:Wild Swan
670:stood by
664:Hong Kong
651:took off
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605:USS
509:destroyer
502:(D77/I77)
276:destroyer
165:June 1918
162:Laid down
2549:Woolston
2524:Viscount
2460:Wrangler
2440:Whitaker
2405:Westphal
2400:Werewolf
2325:Virulent
2316:Vigorous
2306:Vengeful
2234:Wanderer
2192:Whitshed
2178:Venomous
2142:Waterhen
2099:Wayfarer
2048:Waterhen
2027:Wrestler
2020:Westcott
1964:Watchman
1904:Vendetta
1807:Vittoria
1765:Vendetta
1730:Vehement
1649:Valhalla
1623:Valorous
1617:Montrose
1597:Valkyrie
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879:Montrose
870:Whitshed
828:Campbell
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785:Whitshed
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761:Whitshed
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688:Whitshed
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500:Whitshed
391:Armament
194:Stricken
170:Launched
148:Whitshed
2593:S class
2567:Wishart
2534:W class
2517:Viceroy
2509:V class
2475:Zealous
2435:Whippet
2420:Wheeler
2390:Welfare
2385:Welcome
2335:Volcano
2320:Wistful
2292:Vantage
2227:Veteran
2135:Voyager
2082:Windsor
2075:Wryneck
2068:Voyager
2061:Whitley
2013:Walpole
1999:Warwick
1957:Wakeful
1918:W class
1869:Vanessa
1862:Vidette
1800:Venetia
1786:Verulam
1758:Violent
1723:Vimiera
1691:V class
1677:Vampire
1643:Douglas
1636:Vampire
1630:Wallace
1591:Malcolm
822:Walpole
790:Vimiera
684:Wishart
676:salvage
645:Wishart
625:Wishart
602:gunboat
577:in 1919
511:of the
504:was an
313:Draught
154:Ordered
126:History
85:scholar
2542:Wolsey
2485:Zodiac
2470:Yeoman
2455:Winter
2380:Weazel
2370:Watson
2365:Warren
2360:Walton
2340:Votary
2330:Volage
2301:Vashon
2268:Yeoman
2206:Wivern
2199:Verity
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2034:Wessex
1992:Walrus
1971:Walker
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672:Fulton
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607:Fulton
540:Yarrow
290:Length
221:awards
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2574:Witch
2480:Zebra
2425:Whelp
2345:Wager
2171:Venom
1828:Velox
1716:Vanoc
1604:Bruce
919:Notes
913:BISCO
738:sank
730:from
720:Fowey
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612:China
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444:twin
441:racks
344:Range
336:Speed
256:Badge
202:Motto
186:Refit
92:JSTOR
78:books
2430:Whip
2375:Wave
2350:Wake
2311:Vigo
2296:Vimy
2275:Wren
1848:Vimy
1751:Vega
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1069:2013
1031:2019
1006:2020
953:2013
907:HMS
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527:HMS
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485:U-55
468:1927
437:2 ×
414:6 ×
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248:Fate
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143:Name
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