ex-Brazilian "H" & Turkish "I" class |
Name | Pennant Number | Builder | Fate |
Harvester * | F07 | Vickers Armstrong | Torpedoed by U-432, Nov. 1943 |
Havant | H32 | Whites | Bombed off Dunkirk, Jan. 1940 |
Havelock | H88 | Whites | Survived the war |
Hesperus | H57 | Thornycroft | Survived the war |
Highlander | H44 | Thornycroft | Survived the war |
Hurricane | H06 | Vickers Armstrong | Torpedoed by U-415, Dec. 1943 |
Inconsistant | H49 | Vickers Armstrong | Survived the war |
Ithuriel | H05 | Vickers Armstrong | Bombed by German planes, Nov. 1942 |
* - Flotilla leader
These "H" ships were building for
foreign navies at the outbreak of war, and were taken in hand by
the RN for completion.
"Y" gun ( not until later in the "I" class )
and destroyer sweeps were not included, and so 110 extra DC's were
carried aft. The after funnel was shortened, and the rangefinder
was built into the DCT.
Survivors had their after tubes replaced by a 12 pound AA gun, and
their mainmasts were struck. The MG's were removed, and 4 20mm AA
added. "A" gun was replaced with a hedgehog.
Later, 2 extra 20mm cannons were shipped, along with SW type 273
replacing the LA.DCT and more DC's in place of the 12 pounder.
Dimensions | |||
Gross Displacement | 1880 tons | Length | 323' |
Net Displacement | 1340 tons | Beam | 32.25' |
Load | 540 tons | Draft | 8.5' |
Performance & Propulsion | |
Machinery | 4 x Admirality 3-drum boilers, 2 x Steam Turbines @ 34000 hp |
Speed | 35.5 kts |
Armament & Complement | |
Complement | 145 Officers & Ratings |
Armament Early |
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Armament Later |
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