E and F-class destroyer: Difference between revisions

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!scope="col"|Ship

!scope="col"|Builder <ref name=l57/>

!scope="col"|[[Laid down]] <ref name=e63>English, p. 63</ref>

!scope="col"|[[Ceremonial ship launching|Launched]] <ref name=l57>Lenton, p. 157</ref>

!scope="col"|Completed <ref name=e63/>

!scope="col"|Fate

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Exmouth|H02|2}} (flotilla leader)

|[[HMNB Portsmouth|HM Dockyard, Portsmouth]]

|15 May 1933

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| Sunk by the {{GS|U-22|1936|6}}, 21 January 1940

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Echo|H23|2}}

|rowspan=2|[[William Denny & Brothers]], [[Dumbarton]]

|20 March 1933

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Eclipse|H08|2}}

|22 March 1933

|12 April 1934

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| Sunk by a mine, 24 October 1943

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Electra|H27|2}}

|rowspan=2|[[Hawthorn Leslie & Company]], [[Hebburn]]

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| Sunk in the [[Battle of the Java Sea]], 27 February 1942

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Encounter|H10|2}}

|29 March 1934

|2 November 1934

|Sunk in the [[Second Battle of the Java Sea]], 1 March 1942

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Escapade|H17|2}}

|rowspan=2|[[Scotts Shipbuilding & Engineering Company]], [[Greenock]]

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Escort|H66|2}}

|29 March 1934

|30 October 1934

| Torpedoed by the {{ship|Italian submarine|Guglielmo Marconi|1939|6}}, 8 July 1940; sank while under tow, 11 July

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Esk|H15|2}}

|rowspan=2|[[Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson]], [[Wallsend]]

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| Sunk by mine, 31 August 1940

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Express|H61|2}}

|29 May 1934

|2 November 1934

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!scope="col"|Ship

!scope="col"|Builder <ref name=e6/>

!scope="col"|Laid down <ref name=l59/>

!scope="col"|Launched <ref name=e6>English, p. 76</ref>

!scope="col"|Completed <ref name=l59>Lenton, pp. 158–159</ref>

!scope="col"|FatesFate

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Faulknor|H62|2}} (flotilla leader)

|[[Yarrow & Company|Yarrow]], [[Scotstoun]]

|31 July 1933

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Fame|H78|2}}

|[[Parsons Marine Steam Turbine Company|Parsons]], [[Wallsend]]

|5 July 1933

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Fearless|H67|2}}

|[[Cammell Laird]], [[Birkenhead]]

|17 March 1933

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| Torpedoed by Italian aircraft and scuttled, 23 July 1941

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Firedrake|H79|2}}

|Parsons, Wallsend

|5 July 1933

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| Sunk by the {{GS|U-211||6}}, 16/17 December 1942

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Foresight|H68|2}}

|Cammell Laird, Birkenhead

|21 July 1933

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| Torpedoed by an Italian bomber and scuttled by [[HMS Tartar (F43)|HMS ''Tartar'']], 13 August 1942

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Forester|H74|2}}

|[[J. Samuel White]], [[Cowes]]

|15 May 1933

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Fortune|H70|2}}

|rowspan=2|[[John Brown & Company|John Brown]], [[Clydebank]]

|25 July 1933

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| Transferred to RCN as HMCS ''Saskatchewan'', 1943

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Foxhound|H69|2}}

|21 August 1933

|12 October 1934

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|Transferred to RCN as HMCS ''Qu'Appelle'', 1944

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|!scope="row"|{{HMS|Fury|H76|2}}

|J. Samuel White, Cowes

|19 May 1933