Daring-class destroyer

1952 class of British destroyers. 
Daring-class

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1949 — 2007 Williamstown Dockyard, Alexander Stephen and Sons, J. Samuel White, Swan Hunter, Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Cockatoo Docks & Engineering Company, Yarrow Shipbuilders Limited, Cockatoo Island Dockyard, Royal Australian Navy, ship class, Royal Navy, Peruvian Navy, Australia, Peru Q419, United Kingdom, 11 produced, 
See also Type 45 guided missile destroyer (2006)

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  HMS Dainty 1953
  
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  HMS Daring 1952
  
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  HMS Decoy
  
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  HMS Defender 1952
  
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  HMS Diana 1954
  

Alexander Stephen and Sons – Cockatoo Island Dockyard – Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company – HMAS Duchess – HMAS Vampire – HMAS Vendetta – HMS Dainty – HMS Daring – HMS Decoy – HMS Defender – HMS Delight – HMS Diamond – HMS Diana – J. Samuel White – Peruvian Navy – Royal Australian Navy – Royal Navy – Swan Hunter – Type 45 guided missile destroyer – Williamstown Dockyard – Yarrow Shipbuilders Limited – 

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1949-01-01

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2007-01-01

1953-02-26T00:00:00Z

HMS Dainty 1953

1952-03-08T00:00:00Z

HMS Daring 1952

1952-12-05T00:00:00Z

HMS Defender 1952

1952-02-21T00:00:00Z

HMS Diamond 1952

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HMS Diana 1954

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Frameless

BAP Palacios and BAP Villar (Sep 1973-USN)

Brit. Zerstörer der DARING-Klasse (Kiel 42.203)

Brit. Zerstörer der DARING-Klasse (Kiel 42.206)

Daring Class line drawing

HMS Daring (D05) underway c1961

HMS Diamond

HMS Diamond and HMS Russell (26516282677)

HMS Diamond, 1952 (IWM)

HMS Diana 1954 IWM HU 129802

HMS Diana 1954 IWM HU 129803

HMS Duchess 1952 IWM A 32379

Model of a Daring-class destroyer

Rockingham Naval Memorial Park, Commemorative plaque for HMAS Duchess (D154)

Tribal Class frigate (HMS Zulu) and Daring Class Destroyer 'double parked' in Amsterdam Harbour.

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		The World's Navies@			Wikidata
vessel		HMAS Duchess	Royal Australian Navy, destroyer		Wikidata
vessel		HMAS Vampire	preserved watercraft, Royal Australian Navy, museum ship, destroyer, Australia		Wikidata
vessel		HMAS Vendetta	Royal Australian Navy, destroyer		Wikidata
vessel		HMAS Voyager	Royal Australian Navy, destroyer		Wikidata
vessel	1953	HMS Dainty	destroyer, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1952	HMS Daring	destroyer, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel		HMS Decoy	Peruvian Navy, destroyer, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1952	HMS Defender	destroyer, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel		HMS Delight	destroyer, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1952	HMS Diamond	destroyer, Royal Navy		Wikidata
vessel	1954	HMS Diana	Peruvian Navy, destroyer, Royal Navy		Wikidata
image	1973	BAP Palacios and BAP Villar (Sep 1973-USN)			Wikimedia
image	1956	Brit. Zerstörer der DARING-Klasse (Kiel 42.203)			Wikimedia
image	1956	Brit. Zerstörer der DARING-Klasse (Kiel 42.206)			Wikimedia
image		Daring Class line drawing			Wikimedia
image		HMS Daring (D05) underway c1961			Wikimedia
image	81	HMS Diamond			Wikimedia
image	2012	HMS Diamond and HMS Russell (26516282677)			Wikimedia
image	1952	HMS Diamond, 1952 (IWM)			Wikimedia
image	1954	HMS Diana 1954 IWM HU 129802			Wikimedia
image	1954	HMS Diana 1954 IWM HU 129803			Wikimedia
image	1952	HMS Duchess 1952 IWM A 32379			Wikimedia
image	2007	Model of a Daring-class destroyer			Wikimedia
image	2020	Rockingham Naval Memorial Park, Commemorative plaque for HMAS Duchess (D154)			Wikimedia
image	1967	Tribal Class frigate (HMS Zulu) and Daring Class Destroyer 'double parked' in Amsterdam Harbour.			Wikimedia

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