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Admiralty Ship/Subs lost 1939 to1946 A to Z of Ships/Submarines

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Admiralty Ship/Subs lost 1939 to1946[edit]

A to Z of Ships/Submarines[edit]

Naval Forces Incorporated within the Admiralty 39/46: Royal Navy; Royal Fleet Auxiliary; Royal Australian Navy; Royal Canadian Navy; Royal Netherlands Navy; Royal New Zealand Navy; Royal Norwegian Navy; Free French Naval Forces; Hellenic Navy; South African Navy
A: HMS Abdiel (M39); HMS Abingdon (J23); HMS Acasta (H09); HMS Achates (H12); HMS Acheron (H45); HMS Afridi (F07); HMS Arbutus (K86); HMS Ardent (H41); HMS Ark Royal (91); HMS Arrow (H42); HMS Audacity (D10); HMS Avenger (D14); HMAS Armidale (J240); HMCS Alberni (K103); HMCS Athabaskan (G07)
B: HMS Barham (04); HMS Basilisk (H11); HMS Bedouin (F67); HMS Bickerton (K466); HMS Bittern (L07); HMS Blackwood (K313); HMS Blanche (H47); HMS Blean (L47); HMS Bluebell (K80); HMS Boadicea (H65); HMS Bonaventure (31); HMS Brazen (H80); HMS Britomart (J22); HMS Broke (D83); HMS Bullen (K469)
C: HMS Cachalot (N83); HMS Cairo (D87); HMS Calcutta (D82); HMS Calypso (D61); HMS Campbeltown (I42); HMAS Canberra (D33); HMS Capel (K470); RMS Carinthia (1925); HMS Carlisle (D67); HMS Centurion (1911); HMCS Charlottetown (K244) (Flower class corvette); HMS Charybdis (88); HMS Clacton (J151); HMS Codrington (D65); HMS Cornwall (56); HMS Cossack (F03); HMS Courageous (50); HMS Coventry (D43); HMS Crescent (1931); HMS Cricket (1915); HMS Curacoa (D41); HMS Curlew (D42)
D: HMS Dainty (H53); HMS Daring (H16); HMS Dasher (D37); HMS Defender (H07); HMS Delight (H38); HMS Delhi (D47); HMS Denbigh Castle (K696); HMS Diamond (H22); HMS Dorsetshire (40); HMS Duchess (H64); HMS Dulverton (L63); HMS Dundalk (J60); HMS Dundee (L84); HMS Dunedin (D93); HMS Dunoon (J52); HMS Durban (D99)
E: HMS Eagle (1918); HMS Eclipse (H08); HMS Edinburgh (16); HMS Effingham (D98); HMS Egret (L75); HMS Electra (H27); HMS Elgin (J39); HMS Encounter (H10); HMS Eridge (L68); HMS Escapade (H17); HMS Escort (H66); HMS Esk (H15); HMCS Esquimalt (J272); HMS Exeter (68); HMS Exmoor (L61); HMS Exmouth (H02)
F: HMS Fearless (H67); HMS Felixstowe (J126); HMS Fermoy (J40); HMS Fiji (58); HMS Firedrake (H79); HMS Foresight (H68); HMS Forfar (F30); HMS Foylebank; HMCS Fraser; HMS Frobisher (D81); HMS Fury (H76)
G: HMS Galatea (71); HMS Gallant (H59); HMAS Geelong (J201); HMS Gipsy (H63); HMS Gladiolus (K34); HMS Glorious; HMS Gloucester (62); HMS Glowworm (H92); HMS Gnat (T60); HMS Goodson (K480); HMS Grafton (H89); HMS Grampus (N56); HMS Grenade (H86); HMS Grenville (H03); HMS Greyhound (H05); HMS Grimsby; HMS Grove (L77); HMS Gurkha (F20); HMS Gurkha (G63)
H: HMS H31; HMS H49; HMS Hardy (1936); HMS Harvester (H19); HMS Hasty (H24)
Royal Netherlands Navy: HNLMS De Ruyter (1935); HNLMS Isaac Sweers
Free French Navy: French battleship Lorraine; French battleship Richelieu (1939)
Free Polish Navy: ORP Błyskawica; ORP Burza; ORP Grom; ORP Krakowiak
US Navy Ships Later named as HMS Ships: USS Branch (DD-197); USS Hopewell (DD-181); USS Mason (DD-191); USS Satterlee (DD-190); USS Welles (DD-257)
Allied Fleet Commands: Force H; Force K; Force Z; Task Force 44; Mid-Ocean Escort Force; Newfoundland Escort Force; Sparrow Force; Nore Command; Western Approaches Command; Atlantic Fleet (United Kingdom); British Grand Fleet; Eastern Fleet; Home Fleet; Mediterranean Fleet (United Kingdom)
Ship Types: Flagship; Aircraft carrier; Escort aircraft carrier; Glorious class aircraft carrier; Avenger class escort carrier; Merchant aircraft carrier; Battlecruiser; Battleships; Queen Elizabeth class battleship; Bathurst class corvette; Castle class corvette; Flower class corvette; Vichy France; Cruisers; Anti-aircraft cruiser; Armed merchant cruiser; Arethusa class cruiser (1934); Light cruiser; Heavy cruiser; C class cruiser; County class cruiser; Crown Colony class cruiser; Danae class cruiser; Dido class cruiser; Hawkins class cruiser; Leander class cruiser; Town class cruiser (1936); York class cruiser; Destroyers; Flotilla leader; Destroyer escort; A class destroyer; B class destroyer; Canadian River class destroyer; Clemson class destroyer; C and D class destroyer; E class destroyer; Evarts class destroyer escort; E and F class destroyer; G and H class destroyer; H class destroyer; Hunt class destroyer; L and M class destroyer; Tribal class destroyer (1936); Wickes class destroyer; Hedgehog (weapon); Insect class gunboat; Fairmile B motor launch; Fairmile C motor gun boat; Motor torpedo boats; Captain class frigate; Type 22 frigate; Minelayer; Minesweeper (ship); Bangor class minesweeper; Halcyon class minesweeper; Sloop; Submarine; British H class submarine; Grampus class submarine; Anti-submarine warfare; Depot ship; Naval trawler; Q-ship
Naval Battles 1939/1946: Attack on Mers-el-Kébir; Battle of the Atlantic (1939–1945); Battle of the Barents Sea; Battle of Calabria; Battle of Cape Matapan; Battle of Cape Spada; Battle of Cape Spartivento; Battle of Crete; Battle of Dakar; Battle of the Denmark Strait; Battle of Dunkirk; Battle of Guadalcanal; Battle of the Java Sea; Second Battle of the Java Sea; Battle of Leros; Battle of the River Plate; Battle of Savo Island; First Battle of Sirte; Second Battle of Sirte; Battle of the St. Lawrence; Battle of Taranto
World War II Campaigns: Norwegian campaign; Allied campaign in Norway; East African Campaign (World War II); Easter Sunday Raid; Second Battle of Narvik; Second Battle of Heligoland Bight; Altmark Incident; Namsos Campaign; St. Nazaire Raid; Mediterranean; Dervish Convoy; Malta Convoys; Allied invasion of Italy; Allied invasion of Sicily; Normandy invasion; Sword Beach; Mulberry harbour; Blockship
World War II Operations: Operation Agreement; Operation Alphabet; Operation Avalanche; Operation Claymore; Operation Collar; Operation Cycle; Operation Dynamo; Operation Excess; Operation Halberd; Operation Harpoon (1942); Operation Lustre; Operation MB8; Operation Menace; Operation Mincemeat; Operation Neptune; Operation Overlord; Operation Pedestal; Operation Shingle; Operation Substance; Operation Terminal; Operation Torch; Operation Vigorous; Operation Watchtower
Allied Air Forces and Aircraft Types Mentioned: Royal Air Force; No. 46 Squadron RAF; 263 Squadron; Armstrong Whitworth Whitley; Avro Anson; Hawker Typhoon; Short Sunderland; Vickers Wellington; Fleet Air Arm; 813 Naval Air Squadron; Blackburn Ripon; Blackburn Roc; Blackburn Skua; Consolidated Catalina; Fairey IIIF; Fairey Albacore; Fairey Flycatcher; Fairey Swordfish; Gloster Gladiator; Hawker Hurricane; Supermarine Spitfire; Supermarine Walrus
Axis Air Forces and Aircraft Types Mentioned: Luftwaffe; Dornier Do 18; Dornier Do 217; Heinkel He 111; Junkers Ju 87; Junkers Ju 88; Henschel Hs 293; Messerschmitt Bf 109; Torpedo bomber; Glider bomb; Savoia-Marchetti SM.79
German Ships or U-boats Mentioned: Kriegsmarine; German High Seas Fleet; German pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee; German cruiser Admiral Hipper; German pocket battleship Admiral Scheer; German battleship Bismarck; German pocket battleship Deutschland; German battleship Gneisenau; German cruiser Prinz Eugen; German warship Scharnhorst (1936); German battleship Tirpitz; German auxiliary cruiser Atlantis; German auxiliary cruiser Thor; Narvik class destroyer; Regensburg; German torpedoboats of World War II; Elbing class torpedo boat; E-Boat; Midget submarine; U-boat; Wolf pack; German submarine U-A; Unterseeboot 22 (1936); Unterseeboot 23 (1936); German submarine U-29 (1936); German submarine U-46 (1938); Unterseeboot 47 (1938); Unterseeboot 48 (1939); German submarine U-62 (1939); German submarine U-73 (1940); German submarine U-77 (1940); German submarine U-79 (1941); Unterseeboot 81 (1941); Unterseeboot 99 (1940); Unterseeboot 101 (1940); German submarine U-124 (1940); Unterseeboot 190; Unterseeboot 331; Unterseeboot 443; German submarine U-486; Unterseeboot 557; Depth charge; G7e torpedo; G7es torpedo; Acoustic mine; Naval mine
Italian Ships or Submarines Mentioned: Regia Marina; Italian battleship Conte di Cavour; Italian battleship Giulio Cesare; Italian cruiser Eugenio di Savoia; Italian cruiser Raimondo Montecuccoli; Spica class torpedo boat; Torpedo boat; Marconi class submarine; Italian submarine Axum; Italian submarine Console Generale Liuzzi; Italian submarine Iride
Imperial Japanese Navy Ships/Aircraft Mentioned: Imperial Japanese Navy; Japanese cruiser Haguro; Japanese cruiser Jintsu; Japanese destroyer Akebono; Japanese destroyer Asagumo (1938); Japanese destroyer Ikazuchi; Japanese destroyer Yamakaze
Other Information: Winston Churchill; Stalin; Hitler; Admiral of the Fleet; Louis Mountbatten; Andrew Cunningham, 1st Viscount Cunningham of Hyndhope; Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty; British Admiralty; Scapa Flow; British Expeditionary Force; Dunkirk evacuation; Texel Disaster; Allies of World War II; Lend-Lease; Destroyers for Bases Agreement; Neutrality Patrol; Attack on Pearl Harbor; Axis powers; RMS Queen Mary; Protection of Military Remains Act 1986; Knot (speed)