HMS Garth

HMS Garth was a Type I Hunt-class destroyer of the Royal Navy built by John Brown & Company on the River Clyde, and launched on 28 December 1939. She was adopted by the Civil Community of Wokingham, Berkshire, as part of the Warship Week campaign in 1942.

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World War II Q362

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ship launching

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keel laying

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British Destroyer Smashes E Boat Formation- Germans Saved From Blazing Boat. 18 February 1943, Harwich, the British Hunt Class Destroyer, HMS Garth Smashed Up a Formation of E-boats Which Made An Unsuccessful A A14448

British Destroyer Smashes E Boat Formation- Germans Saved From Blazing Boat. 18 February 1943, Harwich, the British Hunt Class Destroyer, HMS Garth Smashed Up a Formation of E-boats Which Made An Unsuccessful A A14452

British Destroyer Smashes E Boat Formation- Germans Saved From Blazing Boat. 18 February 1943, Harwich, the British Hunt Class Destroyer, HMS Garth Smashed Up a Formation of E-boats Which Made An Unsuccessful A A14453

British Destroyer Smashes E-boat Formation; Germans Saved From Blazing Boat. 18 February 1943, Harwich, the British Hunt Class Destroyer HMS Garth Smashed Up a Formation of E-boats Which Made An Unsuccessful At A14466

British Destroyer Smashes E Boat Formation- Germans Saved From Blazing Boat. 18 February 1943, Harwich, the British Hunt Class Destroyer, HMS Garth Smashed Up a Formation of E-boats Which Made An Unsuccessful A A14447

Royal Navy officers aboard the destroyer HMS GARTH with a captured German E-boat ensign at Sheerness, 21 October 1944. A26034

HMS Garth 1941 IWM FL 13374

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
link	page		naval-history.net page@		Wikidata
link	page		uboat.net page@		Wikidata
commons	image		British Destroyer Smashes E Boat Formation- Germans Saved From Blazing Boat. 18 February 1943, Harwich, the British Hunt Class Destroyer, HMS Garth Smashed Up a Formation of E-boats Which Made An Unsuccessful A A14448		Commons
commons	image		British Destroyer Smashes E Boat Formation- Germans Saved From Blazing Boat. 18 February 1943, Harwich, the British Hunt Class Destroyer, HMS Garth Smashed Up a Formation of E-boats Which Made An Unsuccessful A A14452		Commons
commons	image		British Destroyer Smashes E Boat Formation- Germans Saved From Blazing Boat. 18 February 1943, Harwich, the British Hunt Class Destroyer, HMS Garth Smashed Up a Formation of E-boats Which Made An Unsuccessful A A14453		Commons
commons	image		British Destroyer Smashes E-boat Formation; Germans Saved From Blazing Boat. 18 February 1943, Harwich, the British Hunt Class Destroyer HMS Garth Smashed Up a Formation of E-boats Which Made An Unsuccessful At A14466		Commons
commons	image		British Destroyer Smashes E Boat Formation- Germans Saved From Blazing Boat. 18 February 1943, Harwich, the British Hunt Class Destroyer, HMS Garth Smashed Up a Formation of E-boats Which Made An Unsuccessful A A14447		Commons
commons	image		Royal Navy officers aboard the destroyer HMS GARTH with a captured German E-boat ensign at Sheerness, 21 October 1944. A26034		Commons
commons	image		HMS Garth 1941 IWM FL 13374		Commons