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== Ships ==

* {{HMS|Ard Patrick|1918|6}} — built by [[Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson]], [[Wallsend]] on Tyne, launched [[6 June]] [[1918]]. Sold [[12 August]] [[1920]].

* {{HMS|Bend Or|1918|6}} — built by [[Barclay Curle & Company]], [[Whiteinch]], launched [[24 September]] [[1918]]. Sold [[12 August]] [[1920]].

* {{HMS|Cicero|1918|6}} — built by Swan Hunter, launched [[26 July]] [[1918]]. Sold for breaking up [[1 December]] [[1921]].

* {{HMS|Donovan|1918|6}} — built by [[Greenock & Grangemouth Dockyard Company]], launched [[27 April]] [[1918]]. Sold [[15 November]] [[1922]].

* {{HMS|Flying Fox|1918|6}} — built by Swan Hunter, launched [[28 March]] [[1918]]. Transferred to RNVR on [[24 March]] [[1920]].

* {{HMS|Galtee More}} — ordered from Osbourne Graham, transferred to Swan Hunter [[7 June]] [[1918]], then cancelled [[3 December]] [[1918]].

* {{HMS|Harvester|1918|6}} — built by [[Barclay Curle & Company]], [[Whiteinch]], launched [[2 November]] [[1918]]. Sold for breaking up in August 1922.

* {{HMS|Iroquois|1918|6}} — built by Barclay Curle, launched [[24 August]] [[1918]]. Survey ship in 1922. Sold for breaking up [[15 January]] [[1923]].

* {{HMS|Isinglass|1919|6}} — built by Greenock & Grangemouth Dockyard, launched [[5 March]] [[1919]]. Sold [[12 August]] 1920.

* {{HMS|Ladas|1918|6}} — built [[Osbourne Graham & Company]], [[Sunderland, Tyne and Wear|Sunderland]], launched [[21 September]] [[1918]]. Sold [[6 November]] [[1920]].

* {{HMS|Merry Hampton|1918|6}} — built by [[Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company]], launched [[19 December]] [[1918]]. Survey ship in February 1923, renamed ''Herald''. Scuttled in February 1942 at [[Selatar]] but salved by the Japanese Navy and added as IJN ''Heiyo'' in October 1942. Sunk by mine [[14 November]] [[1944]].

* {{HMS|Minoru|1919|6}} — built by Swan Hunter, launched [[6 June]] [[1919]]. Sold [[25 February]] [[1920]], becoming mercantile ''Haim Mazza''.

* {{HMS|Orby|1918|6}} — built by Swan Hunter, launched [[22 October]] [[1918]]. Sold to break up [[15 November]] [[1922]].

* {{HMS|Ormonde|1918|6}} — built by [[Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company]], launched [[8 June]] [[1918]]. Survey vessel in March 1924. Sold [[6 August]] [[1937]] to break up.

* {{HMS|Persimmon|1919|6}} — built by Osbourne Graham, launched [[4 March]] [[1919]]. Sold [[12 August]] [[1920]] but sale was cancelled; re-sold [[13 October]] [[1922]].

* {{HMS|Rocksand|1918|6}} — built by Swan Hunter, launched [[10 July]] [[1918]]. Sold [[15 November]] [[1922]].

* {{HMS|Sanfoin|1918|6}} — built by [[Greenock & Grangemouth Dockyard Company]], Greenock, launched [[10 June]] [[1918]]. Sold [[15 November]] [[1922]].

* {{HMS|Sefton|1918|6}} — built by Barclay Curle, launched [[6 July]] [[1918]]. Sold August 1922.

* {{HMS|Silvio|1918|6}} — built by Barclay Curle, launched [[12 April]] [[1918]]. Transferred to [[Royal Australian Navy]] in December 1924 and became survey ship {{HMAS|Moresby|1918|6}} April 1925. Escort vessel 1940. Sold for breaking up 1946 at Newcastle, NSW.

* {{HMS|Sir Bevis|1918|6}} — built by Barclay Curle, launched [[11 May]] [[1918]]. Transferred to RNVR in September 1923, renamed ''Irwell'', then again renamed ''Eaglet'' in 1926.

* {{HMS|Sir Hugo|1918|6}} — built by Greenock & Grangemouth, launched [[20 September]] [[1918]]. Depot ship in October 1919. Sold for breaking up [[25 June]] [[1930]].

* {{HMS|Sir Visto|1918|6}} — built by Osbourne Graham, launched [[4 December]] [[1918]]. Sold [[12 August]] [[1920]], becoming mercantile ''Fanny Mazza''.

* {{HMS|Spearmint|1918|6}} — built by Swan Hunter, launched [[23 September]] [[1918]]. Sold for breaking up [[29 November]] [[1922]].

* {{HMS|Sunstar}} — ordered from Swan Hunter, but cancelled [[3 December]] [[1918]].

==See also==