C and D-class destroyer

1932 class of British destroyers

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1932 — 1945 (see also D-class destroyer (1896)) class, ship class, Vickers-Armstrongs, J. Samuel White, Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy, Q16, United Kingdom
14 produced

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Countries:

United Kingdom:

J. Samuel White - C-class destroyer - D-class destroyer - Vickers-Armstrongs - HMS Crescent - HMS Kempenfelt

Poland:

C-class destroyer - D-class destroyer

Historical Countries:

Kingdom of Great Britain:

C-class destroyer - D-class destroyer

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland:

C-class destroyer - D-class destroyer

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