Acorn-class destroyer

1910 class of British destroyers

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1910 — 1921 H-class destroyer  class, ship class, John Brown & Company, Royal Navy, United Kingdom
20 produced

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Countries:

United Kingdom:

HMS Acorn - HMS Alarm - HMS Brisk - HMS Cameleon - HMS Comet - HMS Fury - HMS Goldfinch - HMS Hope - HMS Larne - HMS Minstrel - HMS Nemesis - HMS Nereide - HMS Redpole - HMS Rifleman - John Brown & Company

Historical Countries:

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland:

HMS Acorn - HMS Cameleon - HMS Comet - HMS Fury - HMS Goldfinch - HMS Hope - HMS Nemesis - HMS Rifleman

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