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Kantai Collection - Fanfic Idea and Recs

I decided to redo the list of Fletcher-class destroyers to update it so the names could incorporate (especially for those who were transferred to Spain and Latin America) the honorific names used in both Spanish and Portuguese naming conventions. I also listed which of these girls has a version appearing in KanColle (including Pacific), Azur Lane or Warship Girls; for those who have multiple versions, I made a choice as to which other destroyer would be "personified").

For everyone's information, I also include the final fate of said ship; this, I believe, would influence how said destroyer would come back as a shipgirl.

Enjoy!

Note: Entries are read as "Hull Number/Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)". I broke the list down into manageable sections so people don't see a massive wall of text.

445 Fletcher — Frederica Friday Fletcher (Resembles Kantai Collection self, was scrapped)
446 Radford — Mary Harriet Radford (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
447 Jenkins — Tracey Alexandra Jenkins (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
448 La Vallette — Eleanor Augusta Francine la Vallette (Was scrapped)
449 Nicholas — Samantha Mary Nicholas (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
450 O'Bannon — Matilda Patricia O'Bannon (Resembles Pacific self, was scrapped)
451 Chevalier — Georgia Jeanne Marie Chevalier (Resembles Azur Lane version of Frederica Fletcher, was sunk in action)
465 Saufley — Renée Caroline Saufley (Resembles Warship Girls version of Frederica Fletcher, was sunk as target)
466 Waller — Antonia Tamara Waller (Resembles Warship Girls version of Matilda O'Bannon, was sunk as target)
467 Strong — Janet Heather Strong (Was sunk in battle)
468 Taylor — Violetta Rosalba Taylor (Transferred to Italy, renamed MM Lanciere, later cannibalized for parts and scrapped)
469 De Haven — Elsie Jessica de Haven (Was sunk in battle)
470 Bache — Elizabeth Sarah Bache (Was scrapped)
471 Beale — Emily Stephanie Beale (Was sunk as target)
472 Guest — Júlia Vitória Guest do Pará (Transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Pará, was sunk as target)
473 Bennett — Florinda Bennett da Paraíba (Transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Paraíba, was scrapped)
474 Fullam — Mariana Frieda Fullam (Was sunk as target)
475 Hudson — Diane Rebecca Hudson (Was scrapped)
476 Hutchins — Carla Brandy Hutchins (Was scrapped)

477 Pringle — Joan Dixie Cordelia Pringle (Was sunk in action)
478 Stanly — Felicia Modesta Stanly (Was scrapped)
479 Stevens — Melanie Fernandina Stevens (Was scrapped)
480 Halford — Honora Glenda Halford (Was scrapped)
481 Leutze — Emanuelle Heidi Corrine Leutze (Was scrapped)
482 Watson — Jocelin Cressida Watson (Was cancelled before construction began)
498 Philip — Marion Theresa Philip (Was sunk in a storm)
499 Renshaw — Wanda Barbara Renshaw (Was scrapped)
500 Ringgold — Cecilia Wilma Ringgold (Transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Z2, later given to Greece, renamed AT Kímon, was scrapped)
501 Schroeder — Sarah Schroeder (Was scrapped)
502 Sigsbee — Chantelle Dyan Sigsbee (Resembles Warship Girls self, was scrapped)
507 Conway — Whitney Conway (Was sunk as target)
508 Cony — Jaden Savannah Cony (Was sunk as target)
509 Converse — Georgina Alba Converse y Valdés (Transferred to Spain, renamed BSM Almirante Valdés, was scrapped)
510 Eaton — Sarah Eaton (Was sunk as target)
511 Foote — Andrea Eudocia Foote (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
512 Spence — Rosemarie Tara Spence (Resembles Azur Lane self, was sunk in a storm)
513 Terry — Ella Abbey Terry (Transferred to Peru for spare parts, was scrapped)
514 Thatcher — Lucy Mary Thatcher (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
515 Anthony — Magdalene Anthony (Resembles Warship Girls self, transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Z1, was sunk as a target)

516 Wadsworth — Alina Sotiria Wadsworth (Transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Z3, later given to Greece, renamed AT Néarchos, was scrapped)
517 Walker — Jolanda Giulia Walker (Transferred to Italy, renamed MM Fante, was scrapped)
518 Brownson — Isabella Hailee Brownson (Resembles Warship Girls version of Lucy Thatcher, was sunk in battle)
519 Daly — Danielle Jenn Daly (Was scrapped)
521 Kimberly — Louise Chāngǎi Kimberly (Resembles Azur Lane self, transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Ānyáng, was sunk as target)
522 Luce — Charlotte Elizabeth Luce (Was sunk in battle)
526 Abner Read — Nancy Ezra Read (Was sunk in battle)
527 Ammen — Denice Ammen (Was scrapped)
528 Mullany — Maria Héhéng Mullany (Resembles Azur Lane self, transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Qìngyáng, was sunk as artificial reef)
529 Bush — Sarina Winter Bush (Was sunk in battle)
530 Trathen — June Midnight Trathen (Was scrapped)
531 Hazelwood — Miranda Hazelwood (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
532 Heermann — Louisa Kistiñe Heermann y Brown (Resembles fan art depiction of her on Pixiv, ID #63931981, transferred to Argentina, renamed ARA Almirante Brown, was scrapped)
533 Hoel — Madelyn Elizabeth Hoel (Resembles Warship Girls self, was sunk in battle)
534 McCord — Fiona Cassidy McCord (Was scrapped)
535 Miller — Janne Miller (Was scrapped)
536 Owen — Kaelyn Eryn Owen (Was scrapped)
537 The Sullivans — Georgette Florence Janice Madison Alberta Sullivan (Resembles Warship Girls self, preserved as memorial)
538 Stephen Potter — Stephanie Potter (Was scrapped)
539 Tingey — Hannah Margaret Tingey (Was sunk as target)

540 Twining — Natalie Báilán Twining (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Guìyáng, was scrapped)
541 Yarnall — Judith Juānnà Yarnall (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Kūnyáng, was scrapped)
544 Boyd — Josephine Jale Boyd (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG İskenderun, was scrapped)
545 Bradford — Gamalía Theofania Bradford (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Thýella, was scrapped)
546 Brown — Gail Nomiki Brown (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Navarínon, was scrapped)
550 Capps — Wassa Leticia Capps y Storni (Transferred to Argentina, renamed ARA Almirante Storni, was scrapped)
551 David W. Taylor — Imogene Florencia Taylor y Ferrandíz (Transferred to Spain, renamed BSM Almirante Ferrandíz, was scrapped)
552 Evans — Robyn Donna Evans (Was scrapped)
553 John D. Henley — Elizabeth Martha Henley (Was scrapped)
554 Franks — Miley Francine Franks (Was scrapped)
555 Haggard — Louisa Haggard (Was scrapped)
556 Hailey — Jacqueline Otávia Hailey de Pernambuco (Resembles Warship Girls version of Rose Johnson, transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Pernambuco, was sunk as target)
557 Johnston — Rose Victoria Johnston (Resembles Kantai Collection self, was sunk in battle)
558 Laws — Alanna Laws (Was scrapped)
559 Longshaw — Margaret Leigh Longshaw (Ran aground, constructive total loss, scrapped on site)
560 Morrison — Gwen Janey Morrison (Was sunk in battle)
561 Prichett — Jodi Ginevra Prichett (Transferred to Italy, renamed MM Geniere, was scrapped)
562 Robinson — Ida Anne Robinson (Was sunk as target)
563 Ross — Della Ross (Was sunk as target)
564 Rowe — Justine Rowe (Was sunk as target)

565 Smalley — Aretha Aubrey Smalley (Was scrapped)
566 Stoddard — Mandy Yvette Stoddard (Was sunk as target)
567 Watts — Pearl Watts (Was scrapped)
568 Wren — Summer Wren (Was scrapped)
569 Aulick — Brandy Sibylla Aulick (Resembles Azur Lane self, transferred to Greece, renamed AT Sfendóni, was scrapped)
570 Charles Ausburne — Corinna Ausburne (Resembles Azur Lane self, transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Z6, was scrapped)
571 Claxton — Theresia Claxton (Resembles Warship Girls self, transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Z4, was scrapped)
572 Dyson — Cassandra Dyson (Resembles Warship Girls self, transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Z5, was scrapped)
573 Harrison — Nell Eneida Harrison y Cuauhtémoc (Transferred to Mexico, renamed ARM Cuauhtémoc, was scrapped)
574 John Rodgers — Yadira Rodgers y Cuitláhuac (Transferred to Mexico, renamed ARM Cuitláhuac, was scrapped)
575 McKee — Hope Winona McKee (Was scrapped)
576 Murray — Abigail Murray (Was scrapped)
577 Sproston — Jane Glenda Sproston (Was scrapped)
578 Wickes — Laney Wickes (Was sunk as target)
579 William D. Porter — Michelle Jane Porter (Resembles Warship Girls self, sunk in battle)
580 Young — Luanna Young (Was sunk as target)
581 Charette — Gillian Varvara Charette (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Vélos, preserved as memorial)
582 Conner — Desiree Agathe Conner (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Aspís, was scrapped)
583 Hall — Eileen Louiza Hall (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Lónchi, was scrapped)
584 Halligan — Janet Halligan (Was sunk by mine)

585 Haraden — Jayne Haraden (Was sunk as target)
586 Newcomb — Rose Fiona Newcomb (Was scrapped)
587 Bell — Marion Hillary Bell (Was sunk as target)
588 Burns — Joanna Jane Burns (Was sunk as target)
589 Izard — Alice Charlotte Izard (Was scrapped)
590 Paul Hamilton — Mary Hamilton (Was scrapped)
591 Twiggs — Livia Twiggs (Was sunk in battle)
592 Howorth — Lois Willow Howorth (Was sunk as target)
593 Killen — Ethel Killen (Was sunk as target)
594 Hart — Prue Harmony Hart (Was scrapped)
595 Metcalf — Joy Metcalf (Was scrapped)
596 Shields — Tiffani Miguelia Shields do Maranhão (Transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Maranhão, was scrapped)
597 Wiley — Wenona Wiley (Was scrapped)
629 Abbot — Juliana Abbot (Was scrapped)
630 Braine — Della Laryn Braine y García (Transferred to Argentina, renamed ARA Almirante Domecq García, was sunk as target)
631 Erben — Hallie Ŭnji Erben (Transferred to South Korea, renamed TMK Ch'ungmu, was scrapped)
642 Hale — Elisa Alejandra Hale de Antioquia (Transferred to Columbia, renamed ARC Antioquia, was scrapped)
643 Sigourney — Braelyn Jordyn Sigourney (Was scrapped)
644 Stembel — Rosario Hannah Stembel y Rosales (Transferred to Argentina, renamed ARA Rosales, was scrapped)
649 Albert W. Grant — Aaren Wren Grant (Was scrapped)

650 Caperton — Wilda Brande Caperton (Was sunk as target)
651 Cogswell — Celestia İpek Cogswell (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG İzmit, was scrapped)
652 Ingersoll — Roxanne Ruth Ingersoll (Was sunk as target)
653 Knapp — Hayven Sarah Knapp (Was scrapped)
654 Bearss — Desdemona Isadora Bearss (Was scrapped)
655 John Hood — Jadyn Hood (Was scrapped)
656 Van Valkenburg — Fay İlknur van Valkenburg (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG İzmir, was scrapped)
657 Charles J. Badger — Carla Jimena Badger (Transferred to Chile for spare parts, was scrapped)
658 Colahan — Callista Elaine Colahan (Was sunk as target)
659 Dashiell — Rylee Brooke Dashiell (Was scrapped)
660 Bullard — Wanda Hannah Bullard (Was scrapped)
661 Kidd — Irene Caroline Kidd (Preserved as museum ship)
662 Bennion — MacKenzie Sarina Bennion (Was scrapped)
663 Haywood L. Edwards — Hayleigh Akane Edwards (Transferred to Japan, renamed NKG Ariake, was scrapped)
664 Richard P. Leary — Ruby Yūko Leary (Transferred to Japan, renamed NKG Yūgure, was scrapped)
665 Bryant — Samara Wynter Bryant (Was sunk as target)
666 Black — Hunter Diana Black (Was scrapped)
667 Chauncey — Indiana Chauncey (Was scrapped)
668 Clarence K. Bronson — Charlene Kadrıye Bronson (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG İstanbul, was scrapped)
669 Cotton — Lynn Adriana Cotton (Was scrapped)

670 Dortch — Ilene Estela Dortch y Espora (Transferred to Argentina, renamed ARA Espora, was scrapped)
671 Gatling — Rhoda Jemima Gatling (Was scrapped)
672 Healy — Helena Raye Healy (Was scrapped)
673 Hickox — Rona Hyejin Hickox (Transferred to South Korea, renamed TMK Pusan, was scrapped)
674 Hunt — Wanda Zoé Hunt (Was scrapped)
675 Lewis Hancock — Lori Paulina Hancock do Piauí (Transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Piauí, was scrapped)
676 Marshall — Trisha Wynn Marshall (Was scrapped)
677 McDermut — Devin Anne McDermut (Was scrapped)
678 McGowan — Sofía McGowan y Juan Santacilia (Transferred to Spain, renamed BSM Jorge Juan, was scrapped)
679 McNair — Victoria Faye McNair (Was scrapped)
680 Melvin — Joanne Tricia Melvin (Was scrapped)
681 Hopewell — Polly Hopewell (Was sunk as target)
682 Porterfield — Brianne Louisa Porterfield (Was sunk as target)
683 Stockham — Willa Fawn Stockham (Was sunk as target)
684 Wedderburn — Charlene Florence Wedderburn (Was scrapped)
685 Picking — Sharon Picking (Was sunk as target)
686 Halsey Powell — Hannah Sujin Powell (Transferred to South Korea, renamed TMK Sŏul, was scrapped)
687 Uhlmann — Robyn Windy Uhlmann (Was scrapped)
688 Remey — Gill Colleen Remey (Was scrapped)
689 Wadleigh — Blanca Emma Wadleigh Blanco y Calvo de Encalada (Transferred to Chile, renamed AC Blanco Encalada, was sunk as target)

690 Norman Scott — Norma Scott (Was scrapped)
691 Mertz — Allie Mertz (Was scrapped)
792 Callaghan — Margaret Judy Callaghan (Was sunk in battle)
793 Cassin Young — Caitlin Young (Resembles Warship Girls self, preserved as memorial)
794 Irwin — Nora Catarina Irwin de Santa Catarina (Transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Santa Catarina, was sunk as target)
795 Preston — Sandra Irmak Preston (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG İçel, was scrapped)
797 Cushing — Katherine Louise Palmira Cushing do Paraná (Transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Paraná, was scrapped)
798 Monssen — Molly Monssen (Was scrapped)
799 Jarvis — Janet Alicia Jarvis y Alcalá Galiano (Transferred to Spain, renamed BSM Alcalá Galiano, was scrapped)
800 Porter — Evalina Elizabeth Porter (Was scrapped)
801 Colhoun — Rosemary Ellie Colhoun (Was sunk in battle)
802 Gregory — Holly Francine Gregory (Was sunk as target)
803 Little — Maryam Gwendolyn Little (Was sunk in battle)
804 Rooks — Amanda Clara Rooks y Cochrane (Transferred to Chile, renamed AC Cochrane, was scrapped)

Ship Prefixes

AC — Armada de Chile ("Navy of Chile")
ARA — Armada de la República Argentina ("Navy of the Argentine Republic")
ARC — Armada de la República de Colombia ("Navy of the Colombian Republic")
AT — Antitorpilikó ("Torpedo Boat Destroyer") (type prefix)
BSM — Barco de Su Majestad ("His Majesty's Ship")
CT — Contratorpedeiro ("Torpedo Boat Destroyer") (type prefix)
DMS — Deutsches Marineschiff ("German Navy Ship")
MM — Marina Militare ("Military Navy")
NKG — Nippon-koku Gunkan ("Warship of the State of Japan")
TCG — Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Gemisi ("Ship of the Turkish Republic)
TMK — Taehan Minguk Kumhan ("Warship of the Republic of Korea")
ZMZ — Zhōnghuá Mínguó Zhànjiàn ("Warship of the Republic of China")
 
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Just finished the class that preceded the Fletchers, the Gleaves-class destroyers.

This, IMO, would be the tragic class of American DDs. So many of them, who were built at the most two years before Fletcher and her sisters hit the ways...and because they were still under the various treaty restrictions, they're about 75% of the size of the newer design. Because of that, IMO, most of them wound up scrapped within a decade of the end of World War Two. Of the class, only eleven were exported to other nations as noted below; look at what happened to Hunter Rodman as I note below if you want to get something of a laugh here.

Even "better", neither KanColle, Azur Lane or Warship Girls have any of these ladies as playable characters.

I'd see them as potential recruits for Abyssals.

Sad...

Anyhow, you all know the drill. While not as numerous as Freddi Fletcher's siblings, I'm breaking down the list for ease of reading.

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF GLEAVES-CLASS DESTROYERS

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

423 Gleaves — Alise Gleaves (Was scrapped)
424 Niblack — Allyson Paris Niblack (Was scrapped)
429 Livermore — Sharise Livermore (Was scrapped)
430 Eberle — Efthalia Wynonna Eberle (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Níki, was scrapped)
431 Plunkett — Chastity Chūnhuá Plunkett (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Nányáng, was scrapped)
432 Kearny — Lavender Kearny (Was scrapped)
433 Gwin — Wanda Gwin (Was sunk in battle)
434 Meredith — Joanna Meredith (Was sunk in battle)
435 Grayson — Carol Tracey Grayson (Was scrapped)
436 Monssen — Maartje Monssen (Was sunk in battle)
437 Woolsey — McKayla Brooke Woolsey (Was scrapped)
438 Ludlow — Augusta Chloe Ludlow (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Dóxa, was scrapped)
439 Edison — Tamsyn Alanna Edison (Was scrapped)
440 Ericsson — Johanna Ericsson (Was sunk as target)
441 Wilkes — Camellia Wilkes (Was scrapped)
442 Nicholson — Simonetta Nicholson (Transferred to Italy, renamed MM Aviere, was sunk as target)
443 Swanson — Claudia April Swanson (Was scrapped)
444 Ingraham — Dolly Natalie Ingraham (Was sunk after collision)

453 Bristol — Martha Lane Bristol (Was sunk in battle)
454 Ellyson — Tamako Grace Ellyson (Transferred to Japan, renamed NKG Asakaze, then transferred to Taiwan for spare parts, was scrapped)
455 Hambleton — Saranna Hambleton (Was scrapped)
456 Rodman — Hunter Huālíng Rodman (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Xiányáng, later grounded, was destroyed in filming a movie)
457 Emmons — Georgia Faye Emmons (Was sunk in battle)
458 Macomb — Wakana Huālíng Macomb (Transferred to Japan, renamed NKG Hatakaze, later transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Xiányáng II to replace older namesake, used for spare parts and scrapped)
461 Forrest — Dyan Forrest (Was scrapped)
462 Fitch — Heather Lynn Fitch (Was sunk as target)
463 Corry — Wendy Meredith Corry (Was sunk in battle)
464 Hobson — Sarah Rayna Hobson (Was sunk after collision)
483 Aaron Ward — Elisheba Ward (Was sunk in battle)
484 Buchanan — Francine Gülcan Buchanan (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Gelibolu, was scrapped)
485 Duncan — Silver Madelyn Duncan (Was sunk in battle)
486 Lansdowne — Züleyha Lansdowne (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Gaziantep, was scrapped)
487 Lardner — Jenae Lujain Lardner (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Gemlik, was sunk as target)
488 McCalla — Bonita Hanife McCalla (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Giresun, was scrapped)
489 Mervine — Wisdom Mervine (Was scrapped)
490 Quick — Jodene Hester Quick (Was scrapped)

493 Carmick — Darien Carmick (Was scrapped)
494 Doyle — Riley Doyle (Was scrapped)
495 Endicott — Scarlett Endicott (Was scrapped)
496 McCook — Robynne Shelley McCook (Was scrapped)
497 Frankford — Julia Frankford (Was sunk as target)
618 Davison — Gloria Caryn Davison (Was scrapped)
619 Edwards — Wenda Aubrey Edwards (Was scrapped)
620 Glennon — Janet Heidi Glennon (Was sunk by mine strike)
621 Jeffers — Nichole Winnie Jeffers (Was scrapped)
622 Maddox — Alberta Terri Maddox (Was sunk in battle)
623 Nelson — Phoebe Chanté Nelson (Was scrapped)
624 Baldwin — Corrine Hannah Baldwin (Was scuttled after grounding)
625 Harding — Shan Harding (Was scrapped)
626 Saterlee — Cheyenne Saterlee (Was scrapped)
627 Thompson — Meagan Ronda Thompson (Was scrapped)
628 Welles — Gillian Welles (Was scrapped)

632 Cowie — Tiana Jedidah Cowie (Was scrapped)
633 Knight — Cordelia Augustine Knight (Was sunk as target)
634 Doran — Joelle Jaime Doran (Was scrapped)
635 Earle — Rhianna Earle (Was scrapped)
636 Butler — Sloane Meadow Butler (Was scrapped)
637 Gherardi — Jane Brenda Gherardi (Was sunk as target)
638 Herndon — Ellen Louisa Herndon (Was sunk as target)
639 Shubrick — Whitney Brande Shubrick (Was scrapped)
640 Beatty — Farley Erica Beatty (Was sunk in battle)
641 Tillman — Belynda Ryanne Tillman (Was scrapped)
645 Stevenson — Hélöise Jasmin Stevenson (Was scrapped)
646 Stockton — Ronnette Fancy Stockton (Was scrapped)
647 Thorn — Helena Thorn (Was sunk as target)
648 Turner — Danna Turner (Was sunk due to internal explosions)

Ship Prefixes

AT — Antitorpilikó ("Torpedo Boat Destroyer") (type prefix)
MM — Marina Militare ("Military Navy")
NKG — Nippon-koku Gunkan ("Warship of the State of Japan")
TCG — Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Gemisi ("Ship of the Turkish Republic)
ZMZ — Zhōnghuá Mínguó Zhànjiàn ("Warship of the Republic of China")
 
With a Metal Slug crossover the biggest question is "What are the Mars People going to think about this" as those aliens just keep visiting if only to take vacations now.

Still I'm not sure if the Abyssals could keep Allen O'Neil down even if they tried. That man simply refuses to die
 
Now doing the group before the Gleaves-class, the Benson-class destroyers. This group fared just as badly in their own way as their successor class did; thanks to the leap in size between the Gleaves and the Fletchers, all treaty-bound destroyers were effectively rendered as either radar pickets or seen as useless in the early years of the Cold War. Fortunately, Azur Lane and Warship Girls took interest in this class as note the presence of Eleanor Laffey as playable characters in both games; since I like the AL designs much better, Eleanor would resemble that version of her in my stories while Vanna Lansdale would take after her sister's WG self.

You all know the drill. Enjoy!

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF BENSON-CLASS DESTROYERS

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

421 Benson — Willa Shuǎng Benson (Resembles Azur Lane self, transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Luòyáng, was scrapped)
422 Mayo — Hilda Toni Mayo (Was scrapped)
425 Madison — Janet Julia Madison (Was sunk as target)
426 Lansdale — Patricia Vanna Lansdale (Resembles Warship Girls version of Eleanor Laffey, was sunk in battle)
427 Hilary P. Jones — Hillary Polly Jones (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Hànyáng, was scrapped)
428 Charles F. Hughes — Charlene Faye Hughes (Was sunk as target)
459 Laffey — Eleanor Barbara Laffey (Resembles Azur Lane self, was sunk in battle)
460 Woodworth — Salem Erminia Woodworth (Transferred to Italy, renamed MM Artigliere, was scrapped)
491 Farenholt — Owena Wanda Farenholt (Was scrapped)
492 Bailey — Chynna Thérèse Bailey (Resembles Azur Lane self, was sunk as target)
598 Bancroft — Gayla Bancroft (Was scrapped)
599 Barton — Joan Kelley Barton (Was sunk in battle)
600 Boyle — Tracey Boyle (Was sunk as target)
601 Champlin — Stephanie Champlin (Was scrapped)
602 Meade — Rebecca Maria Meade (Was sunk as target)

603 Murphy — Jenn McLeod Murphy (Bow section sunk in collision, ship rebuilt and returned to service, was scrapped)
604 Foxhall — Freida Alexa Foxhall (Was scrapped)
605 Caldwell — Janice Raye Caldwell (Was scrapped)
606 Coghlan — Joyce Burgundy Coghlan (Was scrapped)
607 Frazier — Dallas Frazier-North (Was scrapped)
608 Gansevoort — Maria Fenna Gansevoort (Was sunk as target)
609 Gillespie — Amy Heidi Gillespie (Was sunk as target)
610 Hobby — Jennifer Helen Hobby (Resembles Azur Lane self, was sunk as target)
611 Kalk — Stacey Freida Kalk (Resembles Azur Lane self, was sunk as target)
612 Kendrick — Rose Charlotte Kendrick (Was sunk as target)
613 Laub — Hartley Laub (Was scrapped)
614 MacKenzie — Catherine Marjorie Slidell MacKenzie (Was sunk as target)
615 McLanahan — Temple McLanahan (Was scrapped)
616 Nields — Helen Corrine Nields (Was scrapped)
617 Ordronaux — Jayna Ordronaux (Was scrapped)

Ship Prefixes

MM — Marina Militare ("Military Navy")
ZMZ — Zhōnghuá Mínguó Zhànjiàn ("Warship of the Republic of China")
 
Anyhow, all the interwar destroyers that preceded the Benson-class will be listed here. Since they normally averaged about ten ships a class, I'll spoiler each class for ease of reading.

And while Azur Lane, Pacific and Warship Girls did take interest in some of these particular destroyers, their usual fate was to only be in commission for at MOST a decade before being scrapped or, as a friend advised on this same chat at SpaceBattles, used in Crossroads. I'm interested in them as I'm using some of the Crossroad characters in my latest story.

You all know the drill...

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF INTERWAR DESTROYERS (UNITED STATES NAVY)

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

FARRAGUT-CLASS DESTROYER
348 Farragut — Dahlia Glenda Farragut (Was scrapped)
349 Dewey — Gweneth Dewey (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
350 Hull — Isleen Hull (Was lost in a typhoon)
351 Macdonough — Tanner Macdonough (Was scrapped)
352 Worden — Jayne Lindsay Worden (Was lost after running aground)
353 Dale — Riley Dale (Was scrapped)
354 Monaghan — Joelle Ronnette Monaghan (Was lost in a typhoon)
355 Aylwin — Jael Cybill Aylwin (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)

PORTER-CLASS DESTROYER
356 Porter — Daryl Deanna Porter (Resembles Warship Girls self, was lost in battle)
357 Selfridge — Tabitha Olive Selfridge (Was scrapped)
358 McDougal — Daisy Stephanie McDougal (Was scrapped)
359 Winslow — Jane Callidora McRae Winslow (Was scrapped)
360 Phelps — Talisha Sydney Phelps (Was scrapped)
361 Clark — Chelsey Earnestine Clark (Was scrapped)
362 Moffett — Willow Adelle Moffett (Was scrapped)
363 Balch — Genna Beryl Balch (Was scrapped)

MAHAN-CLASS DESTROYER
364 Mahan — Almira Theda Mahan (Resembles Pacific self, was lost in battle)
365 Cummings — Anita Brande Cummings (Was scrapped)
366 Drayton — Penelope Drayton (Was scrapped)
367 Lamson — Rosalin Hallie Lamson (Sunk in Operation: Crossroads)
368 Flusser — Chris Wynn Flusser (Was scrapped)
369 Reid — Serina Chantelle Reid (Resembles Warship Girls version of Almira Mahan, was sunk in battle)
370 Case — Aurora Lucy Case (Was scrapped)
371 Conyngham — Gwenaëlle Conyngham (Used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
372 Cassin — Stella Cassin (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
373 Shaw — Jasmin Shaw (Resembles Pacific self, was scrapped)
374 Tucker — Sandra Tucker (Was sunk by mine)
375 Downes — Jessica Downes (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
376 Cushing — Baylee Willow Cushing (Resembles Warship Girls self, was sunk in battle)
377 Perkins — Hazel Ginger Perkins (Was sunk in collision)
378 Smith — Jordan Britt Smith (Was scrapped)
379 Preston — Shaelyn Wanda Preston (Was sunk in battle)
384 Dunlap — Roslyn Harper Dunlap (Was scrapped)
385 Fanning — Nancy Fanning (Was scrapped)

GRIDLEY-CLASS DESTROYER
380 Gridley — Charlotte Valarie Gridley (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
382 Craven — Trinity Aubrey Macdonough Craven (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
400 McCall — Eden Ronda McCall (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
401 Maury — Marylyn Fortune Maury (Resembles Pacific self, was scrapped)

BAGLEY-CLASS DESTROYER
386 Bagley — Wynter Bagley (Was scrapped)
387 Blue — Vivian Blue (Was sunk in battle)
388 Helm — Joan Meredith Helm (Was scrapped)
389 Mugford — Joan Mugford (Resembles Azur Lane version of Marylyn Maury, used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
390 Ralph Talbot — Rhonda Talbot (Used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
391 Henley — Rosabel Henley (Was sunk in battle)
392 Patterson — Dayna Tori Patterson (Was scrapped)
393 Jarvis — Jennica Catharine Jarvis (Was sunk in battle)

SOMERS-CLASS DESTROYER
381 Somers — Richelle Somers (Was scrapped)
383 Warrington — Liane Warrington (Was sunk in a storm)
394 Sampson — Wilma Thea Sampson (Was scrapped)
395 Davis — Christal Haven Davis (Was scrapped)
396 Jouett — Jessa Earlene Jouett (Was scrapped)

BENHAM-CLASS DESTROYER
397 Benham — Abilene Elaine Kayleigh Benham (Was sunk in battle)
398 Ellet — Caren Allison Rina Joelle Edythe Ellet (Was scrapped)
399 Lang — Jodie Lang (Was scrapped)
402 Mayrant — Julia Mayrant (Used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
403 Trippe — Johanna Trippe (Used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
404 Rhind — Ashlyn Colleen Rhind (Used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
405 Rowan — Clementine Starr Rowan (Was sunk in battle)
406 Stack — Eileen Stack (Used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
407 Sterett — Aislin Sterett (Was scrapped)
408 Wilson — Charlotte Wilson (Used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)

SIMS-CLASS DESTROYER
409 Sims — Wynter Sonia Sims (Resembles Azur Lane self, was sunk in battle)
410 Hughes — Eleanor Melodie Hughes (Resembles fan art of self as shown on Pixiv, ID #51619926, used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
411 Anderson — Edena Alexandra Anderson (Resembles fan art of self as shown on Pixiv, ID #55196939, sunk in Operation: Crossroads)
412 Hammann — Charlene Hazel Hammann (Resembles Azur Lane self, was sunk in battle)
413 Mustin — Heidi Crystal Mustin (Resembles fan art of Charlene Hammann as shown on Pixiv, ID #51619926, used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
414 Russell — Jaydon Honor Russell (Was scrapped)
415 O'Brien — Jennifer Margaret O'Brien (Resembles fan art of self as shown on Pixiv, ID #51619926, was sunk in battle)
416 Walke — Anne Heather Walke (Resembles fan art of Wynter Sims as shown on Pixiv, ID #51619926, was sunk in battle)
417 Morris — Cara Morris (Was scrapped)
418 Roe — Franklyn Ashley Roe (Was scrapped)
419 Wainwright — Amelia Joanna Wainwright (Used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
420 Buck — Jane Buck (Was sunk in battle)

As always, to everyone writing shipgirl stories, if you want to use the names, feel free to do so; credit will always be appreciated.
 
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Anyhow, here's a list of all of America's capital ships (BBs, CCs and CBs alike), which includes one that should immediately go to the Philippines, plus counts two that were never built but could be given "life" thanks very much to World of Warships and Azur Lane.

Note that I did some renaming here to prevent the confusion of dual names for several vessels, where one ship was cancelled (due to the Washington Treaty) only to see the name revived in future construction. As I've done before, I've also indicated who IMO would make the best resemblance to any of these girls when called; when multiple versions appeared, I shifted the versions around to get more capital ships covered. Even with that, I didn't get them all, of course.

As always, the text is spoilered for reading convenience.

Enjoy!

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF BATTLESHIPS/BATTLECRUISERS/LARGE CRUISERS (UNITED STATES NAVY)

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)


SOUTH CAROLINA-CLASS BATTLESHIP
26 South Carolina — Sarah Mary Trott (Resembles Azur Lane version of Sarah Blasdel, was scrapped)
27 Michigan — Joëlle Geneviève Marquette (Resembles Azur Lane version of Rhoda Rowland, was scrapped)

DELAWARE-CLASS BATTLESHIP
28 Delaware — Christina Petersdotter Minuit (Resembles Warship Girls version of Wynette Gilpin, was scrapped)
29 North Dakota — Renée Marie de La Vérendrye (Resembles Warship Girls version of Mary Calvert, was scrapped)

FLORIDA-CLASS BATTLESHIP
30 Florida — Rachel Mary Jackson (Resembles Pacific self, was scrapped)
31 Utah — Miriam Abigail Young (Resembles Warship Girls version of Sarah Blasdel, converted to target ship, was sunk at Pearl Harbour)

WYOMING-CLASS BATTLESHIP
32 Wyoming — Joan Emma Ashley (Resembles Warship Girls version of Augusta Pierpont, converted to gunnery training ship, was scrapped)
33 Arkansas — Mary Jane Sevier (Resembles Warship Girls version of Rhoda Rowland, sunk at Operation: Crossroads)

NEW YORK-CLASS BATTLESHIP
34 New York — Yvette Paula Stuyvesant (Resembles Pacific self, used at Operation: Crossroads, was later scuttled)
35 Texas — Emily Mary Austin (Resembles Belated Battleships self, preserved as memorial)

NEVADA-CLASS BATTLESHIP
36 Nevada — Sarah Jane Blasdel (Resembles Pacific self, used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
37 Oklahoma — Dorothy Rhoda Rowland (Resembles Pacific self, damaged beyond economical repair at Pearl Harbour, later sunk while being towed for scrapping)

PENNSYLVANIA-CLASS BATTLESHIP
38 Pennsylvania — Margaret Hannah Penn (Resembles Pacific self, used in Operation: Crossroads, was scuttled)
39 Arizona — Sonia Lily Owings (Resembles Pacific self, was sunk at Pearl Harbour)

NEW MEXICO-CLASS BATTLESHIP
40 New Mexico — Jane Silver Calhoun (Resembles Azur Lane version of Margaret Penn, was scrapped)
41 Mississippi — Joanna Alberta Wilkinson (Resembles Victory Belles self, converted to missile trials ship, was scrapped)
42 Idaho — Wendy Dana Ballard (Resembles Azur Lane version of Sonia Owings, was scrapped)

TENNESSEE-CLASS BATTLESHIP
43 Tennessee — Alexandra Joan Cocke (Resembles Pacific self, heavily rebuilt after Pearl Harbour, was scrapped)
44 California — Jessie Anne Frémont (Resembles Pacific self, heavily rebuilt after Pearl Harbour, was scrapped)

COLORADO-CLASS BATTLESHIP
45 Colorado — Roberta Wynette Gilpin (Resembles Kantai Collection self, was scrapped)
46 Maryland — Anne Mary Calvert (Resembles Pacific self, was scrapped)
47 Oregon (ex-Washington) — Juanita Rosario Cabrillo y Drake (Resembles Azur Lane version of Wynette Gilpin, cancelled due to Washington Treaty, later sunk as target)
48 West Virginia — Julia Augusta Pierpont (Resembles Pacific self, heavily rebuilt after Pearl Harbour, was scrapped)

SOUTH DAKOTA-CLASS BATTLESHIP (1921)
49 Minnesota (ex-South Dakota) — Zoé Isabella Pike (Resembles Azur Lane version of Jessie Frémont, was 38.5% complete when scrapped due to Washington Treaty)
50 Connecticut (ex-Indiana) — Katharine Mary Wynthrop (Resembles Azur Lane version of Augusta Pierpont, was 34.7% complete when scrapped due to Washington Treaty)
51 Nebraska (ex-Montana) — Manuelita Núria de Lisa y Douglas (Resembles Warship Girls version of Alexandra Cocke, was 27.6% complete when scrapped due to Washington Treaty)
52 Virginia (ex-North Carolina) — Virginia Jane Newport (Resembles Azur Lane version of Mary Calvert, was 36.7% complete when scrapped due to Washington Treaty)
53 Kansas (ex-Iowa) — Ruth Dianthe Brown (Resembles Azur Lane version of Alexandra Cocke, was 31.8% complete when scrapped due to Washington Treaty)
54 Rhode Island (ex-Massachusetts) — Alice Mary Williams (Resembles Warship Girls version of Edwina Hyde , was 11.0% complete when scrapped due to Washington Treaty)

NORTH CAROLINA-CLASS BATTLESHIP
55 North Carolina — Anne Edwina Hyde (Resembles Azur Lane self, preserved as memorial)
56 Washington — Margaret Ida Stevens (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)

SOUTH DAKOTA-CLASS BATTLESHIP (1939)
57 South Dakota — Dakota Leigh Gatch (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
58 Indiana — Joanna Ann Jennings (Resembles Warship Girls version of Ida Stevens, was scrapped)
59 Massachusetts — Rose Barbara Standish (Resembles Azur Lane self, preserved as memorial)
60 Alabama — Francine Mary Bibb (Resembles Azur Lane self, preserved as memorial)

IOWA-CLASS BATTLESHIP
61 Iowa — Minerva Abigail Lucas (Resembles Kantai Collection self, preserved as memorial)
62 New Jersey — Anne Katherine Hyde (Resembles Belated Battleships self, preserved as memorial)
63 Missouri — Marguerite Suzanne McNair (Resembles Pacific self, preserved as memorial)
64 Wisconsin — Christiana Heidi Dodge (Resembles Pacific self, preserved as memorial)
65 Illinois — Anne Mary Atkinson (Resembles Pacific version of Abigail Lewis, was 22% complete when cancelled, scrapped on slip)
66 Kentucky — Josephine Claudia Sanders (Resembles Pacific version of Katherine Hyde, was 73% complete when cancelled, later scrapped)

MONTANA-CLASS BATTLESHIP
67 Montana — Frances Marianne Schultz (Resembles Warship Girls version of Dakota Leigh Gatch, was cancelled before construction)
68 Ohio — Eliza Arabella Garfield (Was cancelled before construction)
69 Maine — Frances Caroline Chamberlain (Resembles Warship Girls version of Marguerite McNair, was cancelled before construction)
70 New Hampshire — Jane Brenda Mason (Was cancelled before construction)
71 Louisiana — Renée Madeleine Cavalier (Resembles Pacific self, was cancelled before construction)

GEORGIA-CLASS BATTLESHIP
72 Georgia — Eleanor Elizabeth Oglethorpe (Resembles Azur Lane self, World of Warships-inspired character, based on large-calibre version of Montana-class)
73 Vermont — Lydia Lucy Allan (Resembles Warship Girls version of Jessie Frémont, World of Warships-inspired character, based on large-calibre version of Montana-class)

LEXINGTON-CLASS BATTLECRUISER/FAST BATTLESHIP
2 Constellation — Tamsin Truxtun (Resembles Azur Lane version of Rebecca Robinson [USS Lexington], was scrapped on slip due to Washington Treaty)
4 President (ex-Ranger) — Helen Jean Paul Jones (Resembles Azur Lane version of Dionysia Doolittle [USS Saratoga], was scrapped on slip due to Washington Treaty)
5 Chesapeake (ex-Constitution) — Martha Lawrence (Resembles Warship Girls version of Dionysia Doolittle, was scrapped on slip due to Washington Treaty)
6 Congress (ex-United States) — Louisa May Goldsborough (Resembles Warship Girls version of Rebecca Robinson, was scrapped on slip due to Washington Treaty)

ALASKA-CLASS LARGE CRUISER
1 Alaska — Jessica Catharine Davis (Resembles Warship Girls self, was scrapped)
2 Guam — Marian Christine Gadao (Resembles Warship Girls self, was scrapped)
3 Hawai'i — Lu'ukia Mana Wailani Kawānanakoa (Was 82.4% complete when project cancelled, later scrapped)
4 Philippines (later BRP Pilipinas) — Hilaria María Aguinaldo y Famy (Was cancelled before construction)
5 Puerto Rico — Juana Leonor Ponce de León (Was cancelled before construction)
6 Virgin Islands — Ida Marie von Prøck (Was cancelled before construction)

Ship Prefixes

BRP — Barko ng Republika ng Pilipinas ("Ship of the Philippine Republic")
 
I'm Back with more Metal Slug Naval Ships.

In Metal Slug 2/X, you fight against the Covert Operations Submarine "Hozmi":
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War is always a dirty business, but who would have ever thought you would find yourself in a naval battle while in a sewer?

The Hozmi is a nuclear-powered submarine, designed for naval battles. It is equipped with a powerful electric cannons with long range. It is unknown since when they were able to create such weapons, but since in this game they have relations with the Martians, it is possible that the Hozmi could be constructed with alien technology. In fact Martians can be found in small booths overlooking the construction of other Hozmi-class vessels. There's also a super Hozmi. A variant which has flame throwers mounted on the bow and 2 Di-Cokka turrets are mounted behind the electric sphere.

Regardless of its origins, it's still no match for good old fashioned Peregrine Falcon violence. After the ship is destroyed, the crew will escape from submarine by jumping into the sewage water, adding insult to injury.
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In Metal Slug 4, you fight against Amadeus Syndicate Submarine "Sea Satan": ...This is a Japanese game. Trivia: The Sea Satan's Concept art depicts that the Submarine is a Giant Submarine but in the game, the upper part of the Sea Satan can be seen. This is due to size related issues.

Weapons: Missile launcher, Gatling gun, Rocket, troops release
In Metal Slug 5, you fight against the Ptolemaic Amphibious Assault Landing Ship: Unit #02 Sandmarine: Designed to travel under the ground.

Weapons: Fireballs, cannon, energy shots, rocket launcher


In Metal Slug 3D, you fight against Morden's Battleship:
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Morden's Battleship is a boss from Metal Slug 3D. It appears as the 6th mission boss and is the second boss in the game overall (unless counting the missions 3 and 5 mini-bosses).

It looks similar to Big Shiee in terms of appearance and strength, but it's stronger, has more weapons and a giant frontal mini-gun instead of a battery cannon.

It also can be used on both sand and water, and can stay under the sand similarly to the Sandmarine.
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Anyhow, here is the rather LARGE list of pre-war British destroyers. I had an incomplete list on my computer, so I just had to fill in the blanks.

And do something that gave me a headache...!

Literally RATIONALIZE the whole damned PENNANT NUMBER system!

Unlike the American approach, which assigns specific hull classification codes to each ship to identify class and only allows ONE number to be used in each class list, the British system allows the repeated use of the same numbers in case war losses occurred. Even more, ships could have multiple pendant numbers in their service lifetime depending on how they're being used.

In other words, not fun at all.

But I think I got it ordered well.

Anyhow, this covers up to the K-class ships that were coming on line when the war started. I'll do another list concerning war-built ships and the Town-class lent over by the Americans.

Enjoy!

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF INTERWAR DESTROYERS (ROYAL NAVY)

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

RADSTOCK-CLASS DESTROYER (ADMIRALTY R-CLASS)
D39 Skate — Arline Orlenda Johnson (Was scrapped)

SIMOOM-CLASS DESTROYER (ADMIRALTY S-CLASS)
D04 Tenedos — Jemma O'Brien Milner-Barry (Was bombed in port, constructive total loss, later scrapped)
D18 Sabre — Brier Dean (Was scrapped)
D21 Scimitar — Marcelyn Thornton (Was scrapped)
D26 Sardonyx — Wanda Alline Fawn Hawkings (Was scrapped)
D28 Sturdy — Gale Tabitha Cooper (Was sunk by grounding)
D29 Thanet — Joan Mowlam (Was sunk in battle)
D50 Stronghold — Robin Alexander (Was sunk in battle)
D51 Scout — Hyacinth Cristen Simms (Was scrapped)
D54 Saladin — Lauryn Joan Dover (Was scrapped)
D85 Shikari — Jody Hext Lewes (Was scrapped)
D86 Thracian — Himiko Grace Duana de Chair (Was captured by Japan, renamed THG Dai 101-gō Shōkai-Tei, recaptured at war's end, was scrapped)

SCOTT-CLASS DESTROYER (ADMIRALTY-TYPE FLOTILLA LEADER)
D01 Montrose — Heather Tricia Wynne Pawsey (Was scrapped)
D19 Malcolm — Trudy Eleanor Halsey (Was scrapped)
D60 Campbell — Fannah Cybelle Bradley (Was scrapped)
D70 Mackay — Glenda Hermione Stokes (Was scrapped)
D90 Douglas — Rhonda Faith Beverley Swinley (Was scrapped)

SHAKESPEARE-CLASS DESTROYER (THORNCROFT-TYPE FLOTILLA LEADER)
D61 Wallace — Wynne Millicent Lindsey Astwood (Was scrapped)
D83 Broke — Rita Kerr (Was lost in battle)
D84 Keppel — Freida Stephanie Wanda de Winton (Was scrapped)

VALENTINE-CLASS DESTROYER (ADMIRALTY V-CLASS FLOTILLA LEADER)
D00 Valorous — Edana Mack (Was scrapped)
D49 Valentine — Hester Jackie Buchanan (Resembles Warship Girls version of Julianne Walsh, was lost in battle)
D68 Vampire — Julianne Antonia Walsh (Resembles Azur Lane self, transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Vampire, was lost in battle)

VANCOUVER-CLASS DESTROYER (ADMIRALTY V-CLASS)
D03 Vimy (ex-Vancouver) — Ivette Tamsyn Clark (Was scrapped)
D09 Vanessa — Vanessa June Anderson (Was scrapped)
D16 Vanity — Isolde Whitney Temperance Beloe (Was scrapped)
D23 Vimera — Rae Bayley Noreen Hicks (Was lost by mine strike)
D31 Vanoc — Joan Ginevra Wynter Deneys (Was scrapped)
D32 Versatile — Thomasine Heidi Hussey (Was scrapped)
D33 Vivien — Vivien Donna Glenn Weir (Was scrapped)
D34 Velox — Julia Chantelle Colvill (Was scrapped)
D36 Vivacious — Crystal Ravyn Lane Parry (Was scrapped)
D37 Vortigern — Windy Joan Brenda Handley (Was lost in battle)
D48 Vidette — Drew Rhoda Brocklebank (Was scrapped)
D52 Vega — Cybil Ivanna Horton (Was scrapped)
D53 Venetia — Joanne Wendy Maeve Eaton (Was lost by mine strike)
D57 Vanquisher — Kendra Hillary Fraser (Was scrapped)
D55 Vesper — Wanda Faye Elaine Hussey (Was scrapped)
D69 Vendetta — Grace Lorraine Cant (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Vendetta, was scuttled after being stripped of useful parts)
D93 Verdun — Francine Janet Cartwright (Was scrapped)

VOYAGER-CLASS DESTROYER (ADMIRALTY W-CLASS)
D01 Voyager — Renée Corrine Robinson (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Voyager, was lost in battle)
D02 Waterhen — Jodie Hannah Swain (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Waterhen, was lost in battle)
D20 Watchman — Veronica Hammersley-Heenan (Was scrapped)
D22 Wryneck — Ronda Hollie Dana Lane (Was sunk in battle)
D23 Whitley (ex-Whitby) — Erica Hannah Dyke (Was lost in battle)
D25 Warwick — Maury Allison Grace Child (Was lost in battle)
D27 Walker — Wilma Judy Cameron Robertson (Was scrapped)
D30 Whirlwind — Maleah Wenona Ewart-Wentworth (Was lost in battle)
D35 Wrestler — Ellen Nichole Vanity Currey (Was scrapped)
D41 Walpole — Antonia Franklyn Burnell-Nugent (Was scrapped)
D42 Windsor — Phillipa Darlene Hazel Rayne Pelly (Was scrapped)
D43 Wessex — Winslow Alice Rhoda Cartwright (Was lost in battle)
D45 Westminster — Aglaë Aryana Cleo Ouvry (Was scrapped)
D46 Winchelsea — Christine Thelma Jellicoe (Was scrapped)
D47 Westcott — Wisdom Fawn Roseanne Segrave (Was scrapped)
D56 Wolfhound — Jamie Winifred McCoy (Was scrapped)
D58 Winchester — Stormy Eryn Crewe-Read (Was scrapped)
D87 Wakeful — Roselynn Lana Fisher (Was sunk in battle)

VICEROY-CLASS DESTROYER (THORNCROFT V & W-CLASS)
D91 Viceroy — Dallas Page Trentham (Was scrapped)
D92 Viscount — Michelle Sondra Townsend (Was scrapped)
D98 Wolsey — Cecilia Anthea Nevada Chatwin (Was scrapped)
D44 Woolston — Whitney Jean Phipps (Was scrapped)

VANSITTART-CLASS DESTROYER (ADMIRALTY MODIFIED W-CLASS)
D62 Wild Swan — Joan Leslie Younghusband (Was sunk in battle)
D63 Verity — Andrea Renée Michelle Black (Was scrapped)
D64 Vansittart — Raye Gwen Kennedy Knowling (Was scrapped)
D66 Wivern — Wynne Evershed (Was scrapped)
D71 Volunteer — Hilda Gartside-Tippinge (Was scrapped)
D72 Veteran — Josephine Ellen Broome (Was sunk in battle)
D74 Wanderer — Rosemary Francine Morice (Was scrapped)
D75 Venomous — Dora Grace Fawn Willow MacIntyre (Was scrapped)
D76 Witherington — Garnet Clove Fryer (Was scrapped)
D77 Whitshed — Elaine Regina Conder (Was scrapped)
D78 Wolverine — Rhoda Constance Gordon (Was scrapped)
D88 Wren — Francine Wilma Gwendolynn Harker (Was lost in battle)
D94 Whitehall — Arlene Bonnie Russell (Was scrapped)
D96 Worcester — Jennifer Hope Allison (Damaged in mine strike beyond economical repair, used as barracks ship, was scrapped)

WISHART-CLASS DESTROYER (THORNCROFT MODIFIED W-CLASS)
D67 Wishart — Elizabeth Tracey Cooper (Was scrapped)
D87 Witch — Julianne Rhonda Barnes (Was scrapped)

AMBUSCADE-CLASS DESTROYER
D38 Ambuscade — Alicia Olivia Johnson (Was scrapped)

AMAZON-CLASS DESRTROYER
D40 Amazon — Nichelle Edwina Godiva Roper (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)

ACASTA-CLASS DESTROYER (A-CLASS)
D59 Skeena — Xanadu Francesca Russell (Resembles Warship Girls version of Roberta Welland, commissioned by Canada as HMCS Skeena, wrecked in a storm, was scrapped on site)
D65 Codrington — Gardner Faith Stevens-Guille (Was lost in battle)
D79 Saguenay — Phoebe Wendy Nelles (Resembles Victory Belles self, commissioned by Canada as HMCS Saguenay, lost stern in collision, later training ship, was scrapped)
D109 Acasta — Charlene Eleanor Glasfurd (Resembles Azur Lane self, was lost in battle)
D112 Achates — Arlene Helen Tricia Johns (Resembles Warship Girls version of Charlene Glasfurd, was lost in battle)
D114 Active — Edna Claire Lynne Turner (Was scrapped)
D136 Antelope — Rosamarie Taylor White (Was scrapped)
D140 Anthony — Nora Valentine Jill Tabitha Thew (Was scrapped)
D141 Ardent — Joan Francine Barker (Resembles Azur Lane self, was lost in battle)
D142 Arrow — Helen Wynter Williams (Was scrapped)
D145 Acheron — Joan Ripley Wilson (Resembles Warship Girls version of Joan Barker, was lost in mine strike)

BASILISK-CLASS DESTROYER (B-CLASS)
D06 Keith — Elizabeth Lucille Berthon (Was lost in battle)
D111 Basilisk — Maureen Richmond (Was lost in battle)
D130 Beagle — Ronda Hollie Wright (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
D147 Blanche — Roberta Marian Aubrey (Was lost in mine strike)
D165 Boadicea — Glenn Boadicea Kingdon (Was lost in battle)
D177 Boreas — Mnêmosynê Xanthê Tompkinson (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Salamís, was scrapped)
D180 Brazen — Renée Hilda Mills (Resembles Azur Lane version of Thelma Bratt, was lost in battle)
D184 Brilliant — Frances Cyrilla Brodrick (Was scrapped)
D191 Bulldog — Thelma Leslie Bratt (Resembles Victory Belles self, was scrapped)

COMET-CLASS DESTROYER (C-CLASS)
D17 Kempenfelt — Carla Erica Caslon (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Assiniboine, was scrapped)
D100 Comet — Darlene Wilma Piers (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Restigouche, was scrapped)
D148 Crescent — Veronica Brenda Reid (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Fraser, was lost in collision)
D160 Crusader — Jane Alberta MacDonald (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Ottawa, was lost in battle)
D183 Cygnet — Thérèse Jeanne Marie Mason (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Saint-Laurent, was scrapped)

DUNCAN-CLASS DESTROYER (D-CLASS)
D99 Duncan — Janet Abeline McCoy (was scrapped)
D107 Defender — Julitta Rebecca Joan Tyrwhitt (Was lost in battle)
D116 Daring — Sydney Alberta Cooper (Was lost in battle)
D122 Diamond — Phoebe Alexis Cartwright (Was lost in battle)
D138 Delight — Marga Fogg-Elliott (Was lost in battle)
D149 Diana — Glenda Eleanor Reid (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Margaree, was lost in collision)
D153 Dainty — Fanny Margaret Walton (Was lost in battle)
D164 Duchess — Rhonda Chantelle Meadow White (Was lost in collision)
D175 Decoy — Hannah Kelli Willson (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Kootenay, was scrapped)

ECHO-CLASS DESTROYER (E-CLASS)
D12 Exmouth — Robyn Shanna Benson (Was lost in battle)
D108 Eclipse — Elaine Lorraine Woodhall (Was lost in mine strike)
D110 Encounter — Aubrie Saint Clair-Ford (Was lost in battle)
D115 Esk — Ruth Jody Hazel Couch (Was lost in mine strike)
D117 Escapade — Retha Edwyna Hyde-Smith (Was scrapped)
D123 Echo — Sotiria Heléne Kalypso Spurgeon (Resembles Azur Lane self, transferred to Greece, renamed AT Navarínon, was scrapped)
D127 Electra — Sandra Audrey Buss (Was lost in battle)
D161 Express — Hortense Josephine Cartier (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Gatineau, was scrapped)
D166 Escort — Jean Bostock (Was lost in battle)

FAME-CLASS DESTROYER (F-CLASS)
D82 Faulknor — Cynthia Sarita Daniel (Was scrapped)
D167 Fearless — Kelley Lorrie Harkness (Was lost in battle)
D168 Foresight — Guendolen Tamsyn Lambert (Was lost in battle)
D169 Foxhound — Phillippa Alanna Harrison (Resembles Azur Lane self, transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Qu'Appelle, was scrapped)
D170 Fortune — Clara Hollanda Finch-Noyes (Resembles Azur Lane self, transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Saskatchewan, was scrapped)
D174 Forester — Eleanor Beverley Tancock (Was scrapped)
D176 Fury — Gretchen Fredda Burghard (Was damaged in mine strike beyond economical repair, later scrapped)
D178 Fame — Petrona Núria Walter Trujillo y Molina (Transferred to the Dominican Republic, renamed ARD Generalissimo, was scrapped)
D179 Firedrake — Stephanie Hannah Norris (Was lost in battle)

GALLANT-CLASS DESTROYER (G-CLASS)
D05 Grenville — Gale Erin Creasy (Resembles Azur Lane self, was lost in mine strike)
D105 Greyhound — Wynter Rosamaria Marshall-A'Deane (Resembles Warship Girls version of Bronte Roope, was lost in battle)
D131 Griffin — Joanne Donna Prentice (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Ottawa [second of name], was scrapped)
D137 Garland — Cherise Aniela Myrthe Chatwin (Served under Polish control without name change, transferred to the Netherlands, renamed HrMs Marnix, was scrapped)
D159 Gallant — Cecilia Patricia Florence Brown (Damaged in mine strike, later bombed beyond economical repair, sunk as block ship)
D163 Gipsy — Nicoleta Ioana Crossley (Was lost in mine strike)
D186 Grenade — Ravyn Courtney Boyle (Was lost in battle)
D189 Grafton — Maury Summer Thomas (Was lost in battle)
D192 Glowworm — Genette Bronte Roope (Resembles Azur Lane self, was lost in battle)

HASTY-CLASS DESTROYER (H-CLASS)
D07 Hardy — Bernice Aryana Warburton-Lee (Resembles Azur Lane self, was lost in battle)
D101 Hotspur — Herminia Fernánda Gabriela Layman Trujillo y Molina (Transferred to the Dominican Republic, renamed ARD Trujillo, was scrapped)
D124 Hasty — Nichole Hope Glenda Austen (Was lost in battle)
D135 Hunter — Lindsay de Villiers (Resembles Azur Lane self, was lost in battle)
D143 Havock — Renée Elsie Courage (Was lost in battle)
D155 Hostile — Janet Phillippa Wright (Was lost in battle)
D193 Hereward — Charlene Wren Greening (Was lost in battle)
D197 Hyperion — Hazel Lane Nicolson (Was lost in mine strike)
D199 Hero — Maria Patricia Davenport (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Chaudière, was scrapped)

JAVARI-CLASS DESTROYER (BRAZILIAN H-CLASS)
D106 Hurricane (ex-CT Japurá) — Henriqueta Constancia Simms do Japurá (Was lost in battle)
D119 Harvester (ex-CT Juruá) — Andréa Amélia Tait do Juruá (Was lost in battle)
D132 Havant (ex-CT Javari) — Antónia Flaviá Burnell-Nugent do Javari (Was lost in battle)
D144 Highlander (ex-CT Jaguaribe) — Vitória Ana Dallmeyer do Jaguaribe (Was scrapped)
D157 Hesperus (ex-CT Juruena) — Assunção Fatimá São Jorge da Capadócia Orpen do Juruena (Was scrapped)
D188 Havelock (ex-CT Jutaí) — Eugênia Bárbara Candelária Stevens do Jutaí (Was scrapped)

ICARUS-CLASS DESTROYER (I-CLASS)
D08 Imogen — Edna Brianna Kelley Stevens (Was lost in collision)
D10 Imperial — Carly Abigail de Winton Kitcat (Was lost in battle)
D11 Inglefield — Abiline Ghislaine Talbot (Was lost in battle)
D14 Impulsive — Wanda Sophia Thomas (Was scrapped)
D15 Ilex — Phyllis Leona Saumarez (Was scrapped)
D73 Ivanhoe — Betty Jones (Was lost in mine strike)
D80 Demirhisar — Gözde Evrenos (Commissioned by Turkey as TCG Demirhisar, was scrapped)
D84 Isis — Joanna Helen Durell-Clouston (Was sunk in battle)
D87 Sultanhisar — Umut Idli (Commissioned by Turkey as TCG Sultanhisar, was scrapped)
D95 Ithuriel (ex-TCG Gayret) — Derya Hazan Maitland-Makgill-Crichton (Ordered for Turkey, used by Britain during the war, was damaged beyond economic repair, later scrapped)
D103 Icarus — Carina Dolena Maud (Was scrapped)
D110 Intrepid — June Wynne Josselyn (Was sunk in battle)
D150 Inconstant — Yağmur Simge Clouston (Ordered for Turkey, used by Britain during the war, transferred later and renamed TCG Muâvenet, was scrapped)

AFRIDI-CLASS DESTROYER (TRIBAL-CLASS)
D81 Haida — Roberta Petra Welland (Resembles fan art self as shown on Pixiv, ID #48141687, commissioned by Canada as HMCS Haida, preserved as memorial)
D102 Athabaskan — Janet Sindi Davis (Resembles fan art version of Randi Stubbs as shown on Pixiv, ID #69209290, commissioned by Canada as HMCS Athabaskan [second of name], was scrapped)
D104 Cayuga — Olivia Colleen Stephanie Robertson (Resembles fan art version of Roberta Welland as shown on Pixiv, ID #69209290, commissioned by Canada as HMCS Cayuga, was scrapped)
D125 Huron — Noelle Linda Spicer (Resembles fan art self shown on Pixiv, ID #69209290, commissioned by Canada as HMCS Huron, was scrapped)
D128 Arunta — Jilli Charlize Morrow (Commissioned by Australia as HMAS Arunta, sunk while being towed to breakers)
D129 Iroquois — Didi Marcia Adamson (Resembles fan art self shown on Pixiv, ID #69209290, commissioned by Canada as HMCS Iroquois, Was scrapped)
D134 Warramunga — Emilia Frederica Valerie Dechaineux (Commissioned by Australia as HMAS Warramunga, was scrapped)
D181 Bataan — Hayley Minore Burrell (Commissioned by Australia as HMAS Bataan, was scrapped)
D187 Athabaskan — Randi Georgette Stubbs (Resembles fan art self shown on Pixiv, ID #63108106, commissioned by Canada as HMCS Athabaskan, was lost in battle)
D190 Micmac — Rayna Lucy Hennessy (Commissioned by Canada as HMCS Micmac, Was scrapped)
D198 Nootka — Helen Shayna Rayner (Commissioned by Canada as HMCS Nootka, Was scrapped)
D203 Cossack — Luíza Filíppovna Vján (Resembles Warship Girls self, was lost in battle)
D207 Afridi — Gharra Hazeema Cresswell (Was lost in battle)
D218 Zulu — Jabulela Sizani Crawford (Was lost in battle)
D220 Gurkha — Fulki Revati Parham (Was lost in battle)
D221 Punjabi — Jasleen Tosha Lean (Resembles Warship Girls self, was lost in collision)
D224 Māori — Kanono Nyree Brewer (Was damaged beyond economical repair, later scuttled)
D226 Matabele — Nobade Bongani Whitmy-Smith (Was lost in battle)
D231 Mohawk — Omeda Orenda Jolly (Was lost in battle)
D233 Somali — Libin Zeinab Grace Nicholson (Was lost in battle)
D236 Nubian — Rashida Walidah Ravenhill (Resembles Victory Belles self, was scrapped)
D243 Tartar — Gozde Harika Warner (Was scrapped)
D251 Ashanti — Waseme Goma Davis (Was scrapped)
D259 Mashona — Penya Veneka McLaughlin (Was lost in battle)
D267 Bedouin — Jhazala Abal McCoy (Was lost in battle)
D275 Eskimo — Yura Woka Manners (Resembles Warship Girls self, was scrapped)
D282 Sikh — Jyoti Aarati Giffard (was lost in battle)

JACKAL-CLASS DESTROYER (J-CLASS)
D200 Jervis — Petunia Joan Mack (Resembles Kantai Collection self, was scrapped)
D222 Jackal — Trinity Millicent Napier (Resembles Warship Girls self, was lost in battle)
D234 Jaguar — Lena Ruth Kody Tyrwitt (Resembles Warship Girls version of Wanda Wilson, was lost in battle)
D246 Juno — Wanda Eleanor Wilson (Resembles Azur Lane self, was lost in battle)
D253 Janus — Wynter Brianna Roselynn Morrison (Resembles Warship Girls version of Anthea Pugsley, was lost in battle)
D261 Javelin — Anthea Felisha Pugsley (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
D272 Jersey — Alysha Meredeth McKillop (Resembles Azur Lane self, was lost in mine strike)
D285 Jupiter — Doreen Brenda Wyburd (Resembles Azur Lane self, was lost in mine strike)

KANDAHAR-CLASS DESTROYER (K-CLASS)
D201 Kelly — Linsay Farley Amber Victoria Noelle Mountbatten (Was lost in battle)
D212 Kashmir — Gouri Arundhati King (Was lost in battle)
D228 Kandahar — Yasamin Ghoncheh Amardad Robson (Was lost in mine strike)
D237 Kelvin — Juniper Lana Machin (Was scrapped)
D245 Khartoum — Dsjot-Khons Teiharset Dowler (Was lost due to ammunition issues)
D250 Kimberley — Jane Shannon Mary Richardson (Was scrapped)
D264 Kingston — Phoebe Somerville (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
D291 Kipling — Annabelle Saint Clair-Ford (Was sunk in battle)

Ship Prefix

ARD — Armada de Republica Dominicana ("Navy of the Dominican Republic")
AT — Antitorpilikó ("Torpedo Boat Destroyer") (type prefix)
CT — Contratorpedeiro ("Torpedo Boat Destroyer") (type prefix)
HMAS — Her/Her Majesty's Australian Ship
HMCS — His/Her Majesty's Canadian Ship
THG — Tennō Heika Gunkan ("Warship of His Majesty the Heavenly Sovereign")
TCG — Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Gemisi ("Ship of the Turkish Republic)
 
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Anyhow, here's the list of wartime destroyers serving in the United Kingdom, including ships of the Royal Australian Navy and Royal Canadian Navy. This list also indicates those ships that were dispatched to those exiled Allied navies during the war as well as to where ships were sold off to post-war.

Please note (since this started a bit of an argument on SpaceBattles with the previous list) that some of the ship prefixes and type prefixes here are of my own creation. In the universe of my stories, all navies make use of such ship/type prefixes, even those who never used same in real life.

Also, such prefixes are typically written in the official operating language of said navy; this is the reason that India and Pakistan use English-language terms. As for the Oriental language terms I introduced before, I know I dropped connecting particles, but this reflects the classical forms of writing in Mandarin, Korean and Japanese. Thus, when I wanted to translate the term "Warship of His Imperial Majesty the Heavenly Sovereign" to serve as the official Imperial Japanese Navy/Army warship prefix, I came out with 天皇陛下軍艦 (Tennō Heika Gunkan, shortformed THG in Latin script) even if it should properly read 天皇陛下の軍艦 (Tennō Heika no Gunkan). The same is true for Korea, where I use 대한민국군함 (Taehan Minguk Kumham, shortformed TMK in Latin script and literally meaning "Warship of the Republic of Korea"); in this case, the proper translation would read 대한민국의 군함 (Taehan Mingug-ŭi Kumhan). Note that I do not care at all for the "revised romanization" that came out in 2002 in South Korea; IMO, it does NOT properly display how sounds are made in han'gŭl. Fortunately, the issue with such conjoining words doesn't really show up in Mandarin, so I came up with 中華民國戰艦 (Zhōnghuá Mínguó Zhànjiàn, shortformed ZMZ in Latin script and literally meaning "Warship of the Republic of China"); yes, I know "戰艦" normally translates as "battleship", but I use the core meaning of the first character, which means "war".

Anyhow, you know the drill...

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF WARTIME DESTROYERS (ROYAL NAVY)

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

CALDWELL-CLASS DESTROYER (TOWN-CLASS)
D158 Ludlow (ex-USS Stockton) — Joelle Annabeth Graham-Stockton (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D166 Lewes (ex-USS Conway) — Marian Hartley Grylls-Conway (Transferred to Britain, was stripped of useful parts and scuttled)
D227 Leeds (ex-USS Conner) — Wilhelmina Marian Lucille Astwood-Conner (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)

WICKES-CLASS DESTROYER (TOWN-CLASS)
D118 Campbeltown (ex-USS Buchanan) — Stephanie Heidi Beattie-Buchanan (Transferred to Britain, sacrificed in Operation: Chariot)
D120 Castleton (ex-USS Aaron Ward) — Farley Helena Eunice Skyrme-Ward (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D121 Charlestown (ex-USS Abbot) — Tricia Johnson-Abbot (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D126 Roxborough (ex-USS Foote) — Véra Vérovna Uajt-Bókjott-Fut (Transferred to Britain, later transferred to the Soviet Union, renamed ÈM Zhóstkij, returned and was scrapped)
D133 Chelsea (ex-USS Crowninshield) — Réjna Rishárovna Párkkherst-Króninshilda (Transferred to Britain, later transferred to Soviet Union, renamed ÈM Dérzkij, returned and was scrapped)
D139 Caldwell (ex-USS Hale) — Miriam Wendy Tomkinson-Hale (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D146 Georgetown (ex-USS Maddox) — Anfísa Artúrovna Po-Méddoks (Transferred to Britain, later transferred to the Soviet Union, renamed ÈM Zhóstkij, returned and was scrapped)
D151 Newark (ex-USS Ringgold) — Regina Hollie Wynne Atkins-Ringgold (Transferred to Britain, later used as target ship, was scrapped)
D152 Salisbury (ex-USS Claxton) — Trudy Elizabeth Fraser-Claxton (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D195 Wells (ex-USS Tillman) — Eloise Johanna Lee-Tillman (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D196 Mansfield (ex-USS Evans) — Roberta Donna Mansfield-Evans (Transferred to Britain, loaned to Norway without name change, returned and was scrapped, posthumously renamed KNM Ålesund)
D204 Annapolis (ex-USS MacKenzie) — Antonia Louise Hayes-MacKenzie (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Annapolis, was scrapped)
D205 Lancaster (ex-USS Philip) — Prudence Kaitlyn Wallace-Philip (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D208 Brighton (ex-USS Cowell) — Ekaterína Kárlovna Lépper-Kóuell (Transferred to Britain, later transferred to Soviet Union, renamed ÈM Zhárkij, returned and was scrapped)
D211 Saint Marys (ex-USS Doran) — Krystal Honour Julia Lane Phibbs-Doran (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D215 Saint Albans (ex-USS Thomas) — Gálja Sélvinovna Róuson-Tómas (Transferred to Britain, later transferred to Soviet Union, renamed ÈM Dostójnyj, was scrapped)
D217 Bath (ex-USS Hopewell) — Cecilie Britt Therese Melsom-Hopewell (Transferred to Britain, later transferred to Norway without name change, was lost in battle, posthumously renamed KNM Drammen)
D219 Leamington (ex-USS Twiggs) — Evfímija Vil'gél'movna Banks-Tviggs (Transferred to Britain, later transferred to Soviet Union, renamed ÈM Zhgúchij, was returned and scrapped)
D225 Hamilton (ex-USS Kalk) — Josephine Dana Hamilton-Kalk (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Hamilton, was sunk en route to scrapping)
D242 Lincoln (ex-USS Yarnall) — Márfa Álanovna Shéffield-Jarnéll (Transferred to Britain, later transferred to Soviet Union, renamed ÈM Drúzhnyj, returned and was scrapped)
D247 Newmarket (ex-USS Robinson) — Georgina Brandy O'Brien Harding-Robinson (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D249 Columbia (ex-USS Haraden) — Shawna Helen O'Brien-Haraden (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Columbia, was scrapped)
D254 Newport (ex-USS Sigourney) — Annbjørg Heidrun Rebecca Noble-Sigourney (Transferred to Britain, was loaned to Norway without name change, returned and was scrapped, posthumously renamed KNM Sandnes)
D257 Niagara (ex-USS Thatcher) — Majorie Lane Hill-Thatcher (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Niagara, was scrapped)
D265 Saint Clair (ex-USS Williams) — Evelyn Carla Baugh-Williams (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Saint Clair, was scrapped)
D288 Richmond (ex-USS Fairfax) — Maríja Vil'gél'movna Móens-Férfaks (Transferred to Britain, later transferred to Soviet Union, renamed ÈM Zhivúchij, returned and was scrapped)
D295 Montgomery (ex-USS Wickes) — Helena Fanna Nash-Wickes (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)

CLEMSON-CLASS DESTROYER (TOWN-CLASS)
D154 Churchill (ex-USS Herndon) — Dzénni Vínstonovna Krávchenko-Khjórndon (Transferred to Britain, later transferred to Soviet Union, renamed ÈM Déjatel'nyj, was lost in battle)
D156 Saint Croix (ex-USS McCook) — Henrietta Chlöe Kingsley-McCook (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Saint Croix, was lost in battle)
D162 Beverley (ex-USS Branch) — Beverly Francine Fitzgerald-Branch (Transferred to Britain, was lost in battle)
D171 Reading (ex-USS Bailey) — Rosalyn Heathcotte-Bailey (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D172 Bradford (ex-USS McLanahan) — Morrison Trudy Collier-McLanahan (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D173 Stanley (ex-USS McCalla) — Raelyn Brooke Stannard-McCalla (Transferred to Britain, was lost in battle)
D182 Burnham (ex-USS Aulick) — Josephine Bostock-Aulick (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D185 Belmont (ex-USS Satterlee) — Georgia Blythe O'Brien Harding-Satterlee (Transferred to Britain, was lost in battle)
D194 Saint Francis (ex-USS Bancroft) — Leslie Ruth Clattenburg-Bancroft (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Saint Francis, was sunk en route to scrapping)
D202 Cameron (ex-USS Welles) — Phoebe Glenn Merriman-Welles (Transferred to Britain, damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
D214 Clare (ex-USS Abel P. Upshur) — Clarence Abeline Gwinner-Upshur (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D229 Chesterfield (ex-USS Welborn C. Wood) — Gwenneth Ellie Corrine Wood (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D258 Rockingham (ex-USS Swansey) — Janet Clover Cooper-Swasey (Transferred to Britain, was lost in mine strike)
D260 Ramsey (ex-USS Meade) — Portia Glynnis Agnew-Meade (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D279 Ripley (ex-USS Shubrick) — Jennifer Alysha Agnew-Shubrick (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D280 Sherwood (ex-USS Rodgers) — Susanna Wynne Francine Bennetts-Rodgers (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D281 Broadwater (ex-USS Mason) — Clara Lynn de Hauteville Bell-Mason (Transferred to Britain, was lost in battle)
D290 Broadway (ex-USS Hunt) — Trinity Taylor-Hunt (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D294 Burwell (ex-USS Laub) — Sienna Rayna Jackie Woods-Laub (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)
D296 Buxton (ex-USS Edwards) — Eleanor Beattie-Edwards (Transferred to Britain, was scrapped)

NOBLE-CLASS DESTROYER (N-CLASS)
D206 Nestor — Allaine Sydney Rosenthal (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Nestor, was lost in battle)
D209 Norman — Heidi Mallory Burrell (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Norman, sold for scrap)
D210 Nepal — Francine Brenda Morris (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Nepal, sold for scrap)
D216 Nonpareil — Tessa Heidi de Vries (Transferred to the Netherlands, renamed ZrMs Tjerk Hiddes, later transferred to Indonesia, renamed KRI Gadjah Mada, was scrapped)
D238 Nizam — Maxine Joan Clark (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Nizam, sold for scrap)
D266 Nerissa — Elizaveta Jozefa Stefa Pławski (Transferred to Poland, renamed ORP Piorun, returned to Britain, renamed HMS Noble, was scrapped)
D284 Noble — Jaylinn van Galen (Transferred to the Netherlands, renamed ZrMs Van Galen, was scrapped)
D297 Napier — Stephanie Helen Tracey Arliss (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Napier, sold for scrap)

LANCE-CLASS DESTROYER (L-CLASS)
D223 Loyal — Hollie Elizabeth Franklyn Tweedie (Damaged beyond economical repair by mine strike, was scrapped)
D232 Lookout — Constance Paula Fiona Brown (Was scrapped)
D240 Lively — Whitney Fenella Elvina Hussey (Was lost in battle)
D255 Lightning — Royce Glenda Stewart (Was lost in battle)
D263 Larne — Chetana Neela Lentaigne (Commissioned HMS Gurkha [second of name], was lost in battle)
D274 Legion — Ronnette Farah Jessel (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scuttled)
D287 Lance — Renée Wanda Felicity Northcott (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
D299 Laforey — Héloïse Thérèse Armstrong (Was lost in battle)

MAHRATTA-CLASS DESTROYER (M-CLASS)
D230 Milne — Irmak Müge Pinar Campbell (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Alp Arslan, was scrapped)
D235 Marne — Gizem Nesrin Aygül Richardson-Çakmak (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Mareşal Fevzi Çakmak, was scrapped)
D244 Martin — Crystal Raye Petunia Thomson (Was lost in battle)
D252 Matchless — Derya Mowlam (Resembles Azur Lane self, transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Kılıçalipaşa, was scrapped)
D262 Mahratta — Edna Annabelle Francene Drought (Was lost in battle)
D273 Meteor — Dilara Gizem Belgin Jewitt (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Piyale Paşa, was scrapped)
D286 Musketeer — Donna Trisha Dowler (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
D289 Myrmidon — Sławromira Hryniewiecki (Transferred to Poland, renamed ORP Orkan, was lost in battle)

OFFA-CLASS DESTROYER (O-CLASS)
D239 Offa — Rabee'a Azizah Ewing (Transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Tariq, was scrapped)
D241 Obdurate — Carissa Edwyna Lane Sclater (Was scrapped)
D248 Obedient — Darian Cybill Kinloch (Was scrapped)
D256 Observer — Ilknur Eftelya Hanife McBeath (Commissioned as HMS Oribi, transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Gayret [second of name], was scrapped)
D277 Pakenham — Huriya Tasneem Armstrong (Commissioned as HMS Onslow, transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Tipu Sultan, was scrapped)
D278 Opportune — Mary Louise Power (Was scrapped)
D298 Orwell — Nancy Heidi Gail Austen (Was scrapped)
D304 Pathfinder — Wafiyya Hasnaa Selby (Commissioned as HMS Onslaught, transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Tughril, was scrapped)

PENN-CLASS DESTROYER (P-CLASS)
D268 Petard — Modesty Thornton (Was scrapped)
D269 Paladin — Lorraine Gypsy Rich (Was scrapped)
D271 Panther — Rose Wynter Jocelyn (Was lost in battle)
D276 Penn — Juno Miranda Swain (Was scrapped)
D292 Porcupine — Grace Shannon Stewart (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
D293 Partridge — Wendy Ashton Freida Hawkings (Was lost in battle)
D306 Onslow — Edina Belynda Kacie Stevens (Commissioned as HMS Pakenham, was lost in battle)
D310 Pathfinder — Esther Anna Gibbs (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)

QUADRANT-CLASS DESTROYER (Q-CLASS)
D270 Queenborough — Elaine Prudence Hinton (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Queenborough, was scrapped)
D283 Quality — Jocelyn Leslie Graves (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Quality, was scrapped)
D309 Quilliam — Britta Jasmijn Carlill van Trappen Banckert (Transferred to the Netherlands, renamed ZrMs Banckert, was scrapped)
D312 Quadrant — Paulette Calendar Farrington (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Quadrant, was scrapped)
D345 Quail — Rosette Fawn Jenks (Was lost in battle)
D378 Quentin — Adelane Hyacinthe Paula Noble (Was lost in battle)
D381 Quiberon — Winnifred Farrah Harrington (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Quiberon, was scrapped)
D392 Quickmatch — Roberta Rhoades (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Quickmatch, was scrapped)

RAIDER-CLASS DESTROYER (R-CLASS)
D300 Rotherham — Fullan Sundari Vritika de Winton (Transferred to India, renamed INS Raiput, was scrapped)
D311 Racehorse — Julia Allie Burnell-Nugent (Was scrapped)
D315 Raider — Rudrani Kathryn Michell (Transferred to India, renamed INS Rana, was scrapped)
D332 Rapid — Mollie Francine Tomkinson (Was sunk as target)
D341 Redoubt — Renuka Melanie Roper (Transferred to India, renamed INS Ranjit, was scrapped)
D385 Relentless — Ruby Andrea Fell (Was scrapped)
D393 Rocket — Hope Brianne Acworth (Was scrapped)
D395 Roebuck — Christine Trayna Bonham-Carter (Was scrapped)

SAVAGE-CLASS DESTROYER (S-CLASS)
D301 Scourge — Maayken Marta Evertsen-Balfour (Transferred to the Netherlands, renamed ZrMs Evertsen, was scrapped)
D303 Shark — Trude Holthe (Second of name, transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Svenner, was lost in battle)
D320 Savage — May Colleen Gordon (Was scrapped)
D321 Saumarez — Anna Carteret Walmsley de Saumarez (Resembles Warship Girls self, was scrapped)
D326 Success — Skadi Valjeta Storheill (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Stord, was scrapped)
D346 Swift — Jessica Romaine Gower (Was lost in mine strike)
D372 Scorpion — Kaatje Vibeke McMullen (Second of name, transferred to the Netherlands, renamed ZrMs Kortenaer, was scrapped)
D394 Serapis — Reina Hester Jones van Hein (Transferred to the Netherlands, renamed ZrMs Piet Hein, was scrapped)

TEAZER-CLASS DESTROYER (T-CLASS)
D323 Teazer — Allison Andrea Rayne Talbot (Was scrapped)
D331 Tumult — Norma Jean Lanyon (Was scrapped)
D333 Terpsichore — Allia Carol Behague (Was scrapped)
D347 Tenacious — Raye Devine Clay (Was scrapped)
D356 Tuscan — Elizabeth Norma Wood (Was scrapped)
D367 Tyrian — Doreen Hallie Flora Hetherington (Was scrapped)
D389 Termagent — Jane Priscilla Scatchard (Was scrapped)
D400 Troubridge — Leslie Carrie Firth (Was scrapped)

ULSTER-CLASS DESTROYER (U-CLASS)
D305 Urania — Dareen Helen Gardiner (Was scrapped)
D322 Ursa — Dianne Brenda Wyburd (Was scrapped)
D342 Undine — Cinnamon Hadara Holmes (Second of name, was scrapped)
D353 Undaunted — Cathy Erica Regina Sharp (Second of name, was sunk as target)
D369 Ulysses — Betty Gillian Bordes (Was scrapped)
D383 Ulster — Rebecca Julianne Hanson (Was scrapped)
D397 Grenville — Ruth Patricia Henderson (Second of name, was scrapped)
D399 Urchin — Agatha Fleur Harkness (Second of name, was scrapped)

VENUS-CLASS DESTROYER (V-CLASS)
D308 Hardy — Nanny Josephine Robson (Second of name, was sunk in battle)
D317 Valentine — Susan Xanadu Piers (Second of name, transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Algonquin, was scrapped)
D328 Verulam — Madeline Thornton (Was scrapped)
D340 Volage — Ledia Giselle Durlacher (Was scrapped)
D350 Venus — Janet Sophie Maude Richardson (Resembles Warship Girls self, was scrapped)
D364 Vixen — Taylor Elizabeth Groos (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Sioux, was scrapped)
D375 Virago — Allison Jane Rayne White (Was scrapped)
D391 Vigilant — Lynne Wanda Lorraine Argles (Was scrapped)

WHELP-CLASS DESTROYER (W-CLASS)
D302 Kempenfelt — Jelena Capeka Majoribanks (Second of name, transferred to Yugoslavia, renamed RE Kotor, was scrapped)
D337 Whelp — Gijima Sizani Norfolk van der Stel (Transferred to South Africa, renamed SAS Simon van der Stel, was scrapped)
D348 Wrangler — Edwina Venica Warren (Transferred to South Africa, renamed SAS Vrystaat, was sunk as target)
D359 Wakeful — Gulielma d'Or Pound (Second of name, was scrapped)
D373 Wizard — Devin Thérèse McBarnet (Was scrapped)
D377 Wessex — Quinile Horncastle van Riebeeck (Second of name, transferred to South Africa, renamed SAS Jan Van Riebeeck, was scrapped)
D387 Whirlwind — Wileen Amarie Hawkins (Second of name, was sunk as target)
D398 Wager — Preperusa Ronalda Watkin (Transferred to Yugoslavia, renamed RE Pula, was scrapped)

ZEPHYR-CLASS DESTROYER (Z-CLASS)
D316 Myngs — Qadesh Lyonne Cazalet (Transferred to Egypt, renamed SBM El Qaher, was sunk in battle)
D319 Zephyr — Chrissy Rushati Purse (Was scrapped)
D339 Zealous — Edena Rona Jessel (Transferred to Israel, renamed AChY Eilat, was sunk in battle)
D352 Zest — Rudri Blenda Hicks (Was scrapped)
D354 Zodiac — Rayna Yarema Rycroft (Transferred to Israel, renamed AChY Yafo, was sunk as target)
D366 Zambesi — Zakiya Scott (Was scrapped)
D380 Zebra — Eadmund Collene Peake (Was scrapped)
D396 Zenith — Eshe Antonia Juniper (Transferred to Egypt, renamed SBM El Fateh, decommissioned)

CAPRICE-CLASS DESTROYER (CA-CLASS)
D307 Caesar — Leslie Dannia Davenport (Was scrapped)
D314 Cavendish — Robin Haven Maurice (Was scrapped)
D325 Carysfort — Lacey Saint George (Was scrapped)
D330 Carron — Jaclyn Valentina Wilkinson (Was scrapped)
D362 Cassandra — Camella Cherice Powlett (Was scrapped)
D371 Caprice — Donalda Malise McKendrick (Was scrapped)
D374 Cavalier — Darcie Tess McBarnet (Preserved as monument)
D386 Cambrian — Haylan Taite Harrel (Was scrapped)

CHEVRON-CLASS DESTROYER (CH-CLASS)
D318 Chivalrous — Cheshire Suhela Froude (Transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Taimur, was scrapped)
D329 Charity — Ra Hafwen Charity Wyld (Transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Shah Jehan, damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
D336 Chieftain — Wanda Lithgow (Was scrapped)
D349 Chevron — Jane Flora Dorothy Bush (Was scrapped)
D351 Chaplet — Ursula Rosamond Ridley (Was scrapped)
D361 Chequers — Jaeleah Harvey Ruck-Keene (Was scrapped)
D388 Childers — Edith Annamarie Shanley Bailey (Was scrapped)
D390 Cheviot — Reagan Aleta Ewing (Was scrapped)

CONSORT-CLASS DESTROYER (CO-CLASS)
D324 Contest — Indu Wilona Tessie Beloe (Was scrapped)
D327 Comet — Wilona Wren Fitzroy (Was scrapped)
D334 Cockade — Theodora Herrick (Was scrapped)
D343 Comus — Jane Cashmore (Was scrapped)
D357 Cossack — Genova Tisa Somer Gray (Second of name, was scrapped)
D363 Concord — Nea Rumer Harley Rodney (Was scrapped)
D370 Constance — Galea d'Arcy Aili Gregory (Was scrapped)
D376 Consort — Chūntáo Robertson (Was scrapped)

CROZIERS-CLASS DESTROYER (CR-CLASS)
D335 Crescent — Charlotte Patricia Nixon (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Crescent, was scrapped)
D338 Cromwell — Elizabeth Beyla (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Bergen, was scrapped)
D344 Crown — Hallie Olin Blackwall (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Oslo, was scrapped)
D355 Croziers — Hedley Torbjørg Yarrow (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Trondheim, was scrapped)
D358 Crystal — Juliet Silje Carter (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Stavanger, was scrapped)
D360 Crusader — Michelina Grania Stirling (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Crusader, was scrapped)
D368 Crispin — Jadee Dakshata MacIntyre (Second of name, transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Jahangir, was scrapped)
D382 Creole — Aman Sa'idah Jagger (Transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Alamgir, was scrapped)

BARFLEUR-CLASS DESTROYER (BATTLE-CLASS)
D401 Waterloo — Barbara Anne Wellesley (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D402 Ypres — Louisa Alice Plumer (Completed as Daring-class HMS Delight, was scrapped)
D403 Vimiera — Mary Rhoda Hill (Was to be completed as Daring-class HMS Danae, cancelled after launch, was scrapped)
D404 Jutland — Katrine Deanne Beatty (Originally HMS Malplaquet, was scrapped)
D405 Oudenarde — Sarah Elizabeth Churchill (Cancelled after launch, was scrapped)
D406 River Plate — Hailey Henrietta Harwood (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D407 Aisne — Margaret Tracey de Freyne (Was scrapped)
D408 Corunna — Jean Moore (Was scrapped)
D409 Cádiz — Charanjeet Hope Graham (Transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Khaibar, was sunk in battle)
D410 Matapan — Elizabeth Danielle Cunningham (Was scrapped)
D411 Albuera — Katherine Elizabeth Beresford (Cancelled after launch, was scrapped)
D414 Armada — Roberta Augustina Fell (Was scrapped)
D415 Sluys — Isabella Ameretāt Plantagenet/Ameretāt bint-Anushe min-Alamūt al-Ansāri (Transferred to Iran, renamed KNDA Ārtemiz, decommissioned)
D416 Dunkirk — Maria Benedicta Prendergast Vereker (Was scrapped)
D417 Alamein — Bernice Maud Montgomery (Was scrapped)
D419 Saint Kitts — Jane Tracey Brenda Birch (Was scrapped)
D420 Saint Lucia — Anne Barrington (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D424 Gravelines — Judith Mary Drake (Was scrapped)
D429 Barrosa — Sean Graham (Was scrapped)
D432 Vigo — Jane Wyvern Rooke (Was scrapped)
D433 Camperdown — Janet Joan Simone Yorke (Was scrapped)
D437 Tobruk — Wendy Janet Fiona Riordan (Commissioned by Australia as HMAS Tobruk, was scrapped)
D440 Belle Isle — Catherine Hodgson (Cancelled after launch, was scrapped)
D443 Lagos — Harriet Unwin (Was scrapped)
D445 Omdurman — Frances Anne Kitchener (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D447 Gabbard — Widad Ghunwah Monck (Transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Badr, was scrapped)
D449 Malplaquet — Arabella Henrietta Churchill (Originally HMS Jutland, cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D454 Finisterre — Vera Alison Wight-Boycott (Was scrapped)
D458 Mons — Ann Mary Smith-Dorrien (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D459 Anzac — Jane Augusta Collins (Commissioned by Australia as HMAS Anzac [second of name], was scrapped)
D464 Poitiers — Alpaida Plectrude Martel (Cancelled after launch, was scrapped)
D465 Saint James — Elisabeth Lucilla von Simmern (Was scrapped)
D470 Solebay — Glenn Ivy Maryanne Balfour (Was scrapped)
D474 Hogue — Ashley Saint Clair-Ford (Was scrapped)
D477 Trafalgar — Ann Francine Pugsley (Was scrapped)
D479 Namur — Augustine Evonna d'Aigremont (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D480 Barfleur — Michelle Sally Townsend (Resembles Warship Girls self, was scrapped)
D484 Saintes — Brianne Gini Rodney (Was scrapped)
D486 Agincourt — Marred Glyndŵr (Was scrapped)
D488 Navarino — Emilia Codrington (Cancelled after launch, was scrapped)
D492 San Domingo — Sarah Jane Duckworth (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D494 Somme — Rachel Violet Haig (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D495 Talavera — Galena Gabriella de la Cuesta (Cancelled after launch, was scrapped)
D500 Trincomalee — Estelle Hughes (Cancelled after launch, was scrapped)

BATTLEAXE-CLASS DESTROYER (WEAPON-CLASS)
D365 Scorpion — Natalie Lynn Anne Jewell (Originally HMS Tomahawk, was scrapped)
D379 Cutlass — Phillipa Dawn Heidi Rhonda Pelly (Cancelled after launch, was scrapped)
D384 Sword — Olivia Sutton (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D418 Battleaxe — Constance Gwendoline Madden (Was scrapped)
D421 Rifle — Kelley Lee Miller (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D423 Dagger — Emilia Caroline Bayldon (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D428 Culverin — Colleen Heather Campbell (Cancelled after launch, was scrapped)
D430 Spear — Roberta Wynne Denny (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D431 Broadsword — Kaye Wendy Edden (Was scrapped)
D434 Claymore — Catharine Caslon (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D444 Howitzer — Alice Rebecca Hezlet (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D455 Longbow — Jennifer Edwina Maidwell (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
D482 Carronade — Dorothy Hay (Cancelled after launch, was scrapped)
D496 Crossbow — Glynn Jaime Kirkby (Was scrapped)

Ship Prefix

AChY — Oniyat Heyl HaYam ("Sea Corps Ship")
ÈM — Èskádrennykh Minonóstsev ("Squadron Torpedo Boat") (type prefix)
HMAS — His/Her Majesty's Australian Ship
HMCS — His/Her Majesty's Canadian Ship
INS — Indian Navy Ship
KNDA — Keshta Narwa Draaaa Aaran ("Iranian Naval Ship")
KNM — Kongelig Norsk Marine ("Royal Norwegian Navy")
KRI — Kapal Perang Republik Indonesia ("Republic of Indonesia Ship")
ORP — Okręt Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej ("Warship of the Republic of Poland")
PNS — Pakistan Navy Ship
RE — Razarach Eskortni ("Escort Destroyer") (type prefix)
SAS — South African Navy Ship
SBM — Safinat al-Bahriat al-Misria ("Egyptian Naval Ship")
TCG — Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Gemisi ("Ship of the Turkish Republic")
ZrMs — Zijner Majesteits ("His Majesty's")
 
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Stepping down a grade from destroyers, here's the list of pre-war design British frigates.

Now, a couple explanations, first...

The term "frigate" itself didn't come back into use with the Royal Navy until well AFTER the Second World War began. What was used instead were a small hodgepodge of names, primarily among them being "sloop". These ships were generally slow but heavily armed ships for their size that were normally either dispatched to distant patrol stations or wound up being designed for escort duty. Since the last class of "sloops", the Black Swans, were reclassified as frigates post war, they wound up on this list. Also on this list are the Hunt-class, which were purpose-designed escort destroyers (similar to the American destroyer escort concept such as USS Samuel B. Roberts of Leyte Gulf fame). Thus, the list below combines that of the Hunt-class DEs and the various sloop classes. The wartime list will include the American-built destroyer escorts given to Britain as well as the purpose-built frigates such as the River-class.

Secondly, you'll notice that those ships who would eventually wind up in the postwar West German Navy got noble titles attached to them. This is a nod to the fact that most large German ships from both the Kaiserliche Marine and the Kriegsmarine were named after old nobility. Thus, when the frigates listed below were effectively adopted by the modern Deutsche Marine, they would gain as part of their names the noble title of their namesake as well as the term "freidame" (literally "free lady"); this is the term I invented to represent the female version of a ritter (knight) that is normally used in the magical realms (and a nod to Harry Leferts' Harry Potter and the Shipgirls collection which inspired my story The Seventh Shipgirl). In the universe of my stories, a freidame is ranked below a freifrau/freiin (the wife/daughter/other unmarried female relative of a freiherr [free lord, AKA baron]) and the title is used among German magicals.

Finally, among the modified Black Swan-class sloops/frigates, I note those who were cancelled before commissioning as having been adopted by the Royal Canadian Navy. This is because the planned HMS Nonsuch shares the same name with the RCN "stone frigate" of the same name located in Edmonton (the capital of Alberta). Thus, when the spirits of Nonsuch and her incomplete sisters were summoned, they were adopted by the Royal Canadian Navy's reserve wing and renamed.

You all know the drill...

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF INTERWAR FRIGATES (ROYAL NAVY)

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

QUANTOCK-CLASS ESCORT DESTROYER/FRIGATE (HUNT-CLASS TYPE I)
F05 Atherstone — Harriett Wilde Stacey Browning (Was scrapped)
F11 Fernie — Rosalyn Muriel Portia Jonas (Was scrapped)
F17 Berkeley — Hope Grace Walters (Was sunk in battle)
F20 Garth — Ellen Heidi Dyke (Was scrapped)
F25 Southdown — Eve Renée Conder (Was scrapped)
F35 Cattistock — Rhonda Alice Ewing (Was scrapped)
F37 Hambledon — Charlotte Hannah Brooks (Was scrapped)
F45 Whaddon — Patricia Gale Merriman (Was scrapped)
F46 Cleveland — Wilma Stevie Clouston (Wrecked en route to scrapping, was destroyed on site)
F48 Holderness — Gwenneth Polly Huddart (Was scrapped)
F54 Cotswold — Annabelle Lori Wylde (Was scrapped)
F58 Quantock — Débora Jovita Adora Heber Percy y Alfaro Delgado (Transferred to Equador, renamed BAE Presidente Alfaro, was scrapped)
F60 Mendip — Ghufran Nitza Rolfe (Transferred to Egypt, renamed SBM Mohamed Ali el Kebir, later captured by Israel, renamed AChY Haifa, was sunk as target)
F61 Exmoor — Rhea Tracey Lampard (Was sunk in battle)
F66 Quorn — Edwynn Annalisa Francine Drought (Was sunk in battle)
F78 Cottesmore — Jumanah Chiba Akilah Ingram (Transferred to Egypt, renamed SBM Ibrahim el Awal, decommissioned)
F82 Meynell — Xènia Inéz Farrington y Velasco Ibarra (Transferred to Ecuador, renamed BAE Presidente Velasco Ibarra, was scrapped)
F87 Eglinton — Eileen Faith Vera Dechaineux (Was scrapped)
F92 Pytchley — Ruth Hartley Hodgkinson (Was scrapped)
F96 Tynedale — Jean Jillian Sarah Yorke (Was sunk in battle)

AVON VALE-CLASS ESCORT DESTROYER/FRIGATE (HUNT-CLASS TYPE II)
F03 Badsworth — Margrethe Silje Townsend (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Arendal, was scrapped)
F06 Avon Vale — Paulette Aurora Raylene Withers (Was scrapped)
F08 Exmoor — Lærke Gunhild Rich (Second of name, transferred to Denmark, renamed KDM Valdemar Sejr, was scrapped)
F10 Southwold — Callidore Trudy Jellicoe (Was lost in battle)
F14 Beaufort — Sigfríđr Guđlaug Roche (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Haugesund, was scrapped)
F24 Blencathra — Haven Wynter Sophia Browning (Was scrapped)
F26 Bedale — Rościsława Gulzar Nalecz-Tyminski (Transferred to Poland, renamed ORP Slazak, returned and then transferred to India, renamed INS Godavari, was scrapped)
F28 Hurworth — Joanna Trace Belinda Birch (Was lost to mine strike)
F30 Blankney — Patsy Freida Powlett (Was scrapped)
F31 Chiddingfold — Lalita Vijaya Leela Argles (Transferred to India, renamed INS Ganga, was scrapped)
F34 Bicester — Stacey Wanda Flower Bennetts (Was scrapped)
F42 Brocklesby — Glynn Pansy Huddart (Was scrapped)
F43 Blackmore — Hjørdis Þuriđ Harrel (Transferred to Denmark, renamed KDM Esben Snare, was scrapped)
F51 Bramham — Êionê Foteini Baines (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Themistoklís, was scrapped)
F52 Cowdray — Chlöe Xanadu North (Was scrapped)
F59 Zetland — Jørunn Fredrika Wilkinson (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Tromsø, was scrapped)
F62 Croome — Janet Dianne Hayes (Was scrapped)
F63 Dulverton — Stevie Alysha Buss (Was sunk in battle)
F68 Eridge — Wenona Faye Natalie Gregory-Smith (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
F70 Farndale — Darcie Prudence Trentham (Was scrapped)
F71 Calpe — Jannicke Helle Wallace (Transferred to Denmark, renamed KDM Rolf Krake, was scrapped)
F72 Oakley — Lesława Lichodziejewski (Transferred to Poland, renamed ORP Kujawiak, was sunk by mine strike)
F74 Middleton — Dalinda Constance Kinloch (Was scrapped)
F77 Grove — Jaclyn Wilda Rylands (Was sunk in battle)
F84 Hursley — Vasiliki Jocaste Persis Church (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Kríti, was scrapped)
F85 Heythrop — Rhonda Suzanne Stafford (Was sunk in battle)
F88 Lamerton — Gauhar Chandana Simms (Transferred to India, renamed INS Gomati, was scrapped)
F90 Ledbury — Reagan Piper Hill (Was scrapped)
F95 Lauderdale — Galênê Dionysia Pound (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Aigaíon, was scrapped)
F98 Oakley — Theresia Aloïsia, Gräfin Neidhart von Gneisenau und Freidame von Pack zu Beresford (Second of name, transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Gneisenau, was scrapped)
F99 Tetcott — Hollie June Watkins (Was scrapped)
F100 Littlesdale — Aeryn Gracelyn West (Was scrapped)
F108 Puckerage — Hannah Belphoebe Acworth (Was sunk in battle)
F115 Silverton — Teodozja Gorazdowski (Transferred to Poland, renamed ORP Krakowiak, returned and was scrapped)
F122 Wheatland — Renée de Leighton Brooke (Was scrapped)
F128 Wilton — Annabelle Penelope Northey (Was scrapped)

AIREDALE-CLASS ESCORT DESTROYER/FRIGATE (HUNT-CLASS TYPE III)
F07 Airedale — Andrea Godwin Forman (Was sunk in battle)
F09 Easton — Corrie Wendy Malins (Was scrapped)
F12 Albrighton — Reinhilde Jannike, Freidame von Hanson und Raule (Transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Raule, was scrapped)
F15 Eggesford — Diana Walborg, Freidame von Austin und Brommy (Transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Brommy, was scrapped)
F16 Stevenstone — Poppy Brooklyn Noah Lewis (Was scrapped)
F18 Talybont — Ellen Faye Baines (Was scrapped)
F19 Haldon — Aimée Patou (Transferred to France, renamed TP La Combattante, was sunk due to mine strike)
F22 Aldenham — Jacinth Molly Palmer (Was sunk due to mine strike)
F27 Goathland — Eloise Grace Pumphrey (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
F32 Belvoir — Josephine Florinda Delilah Bush (Was scrapped)
F39 Rockwood — Sophie Rebecca Heidi Lombard-Hobson (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
F47 Blean — Norma Jean Parker (Was sunk in battle)
F50 Bleasdale — Hartley Melanie Stacey Mundy (Was scrapped)
F53 Hatherleigh — Klymene Kanáris (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Kanáris, was scrapped)
F56 Holcombe — Stephanie Harmony Pinchin (Was sunk in battle)
F57 Limbourne — Concordia Bronte Alers-Hankey (Was sunk in battle)
F65 Bolebroke — Callidora Davakis (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Píndos, was scrapped)
F67 Border — Ismênê Toumbas (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Adrías, damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
F69 Tanatside — Foteini Dianthe Brown (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Adrías [second of name], was scrapped)
F73 Melbreak — Gabrielle Ethna Chyna Tresha Baines (Was scrapped)
F75 Haydon — Roxanna Cleo Watkin (Was scrapped)
F81 Catterick — Agape Tyson (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Chéistingcs, was scrapped)
F83 Derwent — Roslyn Hyacinth Wright (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
F86 Wensleydale — Jennifer Ashley McClure (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
F89 Penylan — Hollis Kirkwood (Was sunk in battle)
F91 Modbury — Andrea Miaoúlis Vokos (Transferred to Greece, renamed AT Miaoúlis, was scrapped)

BRECON-CLASS ESCORT DESTROYER/FRIGATE (HUNT-CLASS TYPE IV)
F76 Brecon — Talisha Dawn Herrick (Was scrapped)
F79 Brissenden — Drew Cymone Beatty (Was scrapped)

SILVO-CLASS MINESWEEPING SLOOP/FRIGATE (24-CLASS)
M00 Merry Hampton — Hanae Hampton (Renamed HMS Herald, was scuttled at Singapore, captured by Japan and salvaged, renamed THG Heiyō, was lost due to mine strike)
M01 Silvo — Wynter Hannah Martin (Transferred to Australia, renamed HMAS Moresby, was scrapped)
M79 Clive — Gulzar Pratima Hughes-Hallett (Transferred to Inida, renamed HMIS Clive, was scrapped)
M83 Lawrence — Parvati Vasanta King (Transferred to Inida, renamed HMIS Lawrence, was scrapped)

BRIDGEWATER-CLASS SLOOP/FRIGATE
F01 Bridgewater — Ryanne Coral Harry (Was scrapped)
F02 Sandwich — Harper Trace Tiphany Bayliss (Was scrapped)

HASTINGS-CLASS SLOOP/FRIGATE
F21 Penzance — Arlene Jessica Wavish (Was sunk in battle)
F23 Folkestone — Carley Fenella Honour Churchill (Was scrapped)
F29 Hastings — Lois Blossom Philpott (Was scrapped)
F55 Scarborough — Justina Hulda Ruck-Keene (Was scrapped)
F80 Hindustan — Gauhar Vimala Grace Beamish (Transferred to Inida, renamed HMIS Hindustan, later transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Karsaz, was scrapped)

SHOREHAM-CLASS SLOOP/FRIGATE
F33 Shoreham — Constance Miranda Graham (Was scrapped)
F36 Fowey — Raymonda Morgen Aubrey (Was scrapped)
F41 Milford — Ronalda Louisa Bailey Cunliffe (Was scrapped)
F44 Bideford — Darina Young-Jamieson (Was scrapped)
F49 Rochester — Gladys Frances Renwick (Was scrapped)
F64 Falmouth — Chalice Cordellia Hardy (Was scrapped)
F93 Weston — Aretha Gwynne Davidson (Was scrapped)
F94 Dundee — Opal Muriel Fitzgerald-Stokes (Was sunk in battle)

GRIMSBY-CLASS SLOOP/FRIGATE
F38 Leith — Grethe Renata Waymouth (Sold for commercial use, later transferred to Denmark, renamed KDM Galathea, was scrapped)
F40 Parramatta — Jennifer Hildegarde Walker (Commissioned by Australia, named HMAS Parramatta, was sunk in battle)
F97 Swan — Ambrosia Julie Travis (Commissioned by Australia, named HMAS Swan, was scrapped)
F116 Grimsby — Kaye Jean D'Arcy (Was sunk in battle)
F147 Fleetwood — Alice Nevada Grey (Used as radar/radio trials ship, was scrapped)
F153 Deptford — Cassandra Aylsha Elaine Stanfield (Was scrapped)
F159 Lowestoft — Ashton Margery Knapp (Was scrapped)
F165 Wellington — Iona Helena Bockett-Pugh (Was scrapped)
F167 Indus — Jasvinder Esha Nohini Coope (Transferred to India, renamed HMIS Indus, was sunk in battle)
F173 Warrengo — Rosalyn Velma Wheatley (Commissioned by Australia, named HMAS Warrengo, was scrapped)
F176 Londonderry — Tabitha Lorrie Beevor (Was scrapped)
F177 Yarra — Ronalda Wynter Rankin (Commissioned by Australia, named HMAS Yarra, was sunk in battle)
F197 Aberdeen — Belinda Joan de Saint Croix (Was scrapped)

BITTERN-CLASS SLOOP/FRIGATE
F04 Bittern — Grace Fawn Stevens-Guille (Was sunk in battle)
F156 Enchantress — Annamarie Kelley Scott-Moncrieff (Was scrapped)
F181 Stork — Ariel Chlöe Behague (Was scrapped)

EGRET-CLASS SLOOP/FRIGATE
F161 Auckland — Kimberley Allaine Beattie (Was sunk in battle)
F175 Egret — Jenelle Chrystal Annesley (Was sunk in battle)
F186 Pelican — Lane Altair Kirstin Boswell (Was scrapped)

BLACK SWAN-CLASS SLOOP/FRIGATE
F00 Erne — Roberta Walgate (Was scrapped)
F118 Flamingo — Juliane Hermine, Reichsgräfin von Spee und Freidame von Huntley (Transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Graf Spee, was scrapped)
F121 Jumna — Vahini Rajasuya Shewring (Transferred to Inida, renamed HMIS Jumna, retained after independence as INS Jumna, was scrapped)
F140 Narbada — Almas Warda Beeton (Transferred to India, renamed HMIS Narbada, later transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Jhelum, was scrapped)
F152 Godhavri — Juwairiyah Wafiyya Jefford (Transferred to Inida, renamed HMIS Godhavri, later transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Sind, was scrapped)
F157 Black Swan — Afton Lois Poland (Was scrapped)
F195 Sutlej — Panavi Aneesha Mare (Transferred to Inida, renamed HMIS Sutlej, retained after independence as INS Sutlej, was scrapped)
F199 Ibis — Honoria Mirabelle Darell-Brown (Was sunk in battle)

CHANTICLEER-CLASS SLOOP/FRIGATE (MODIFIED BLACK SWAN-CLASS)
F101 Partridge — Constance Clerke (Second of name, cancelled before construction began, posthumously adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS Discovery)
F104 Waterhen — Rébecca Margaux Sibylle Saint-Laurent (Second of name, cancelled before construction began, posthumously adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS Montcalm)
F105 Chanticleer — Rhoda Hannah Bristowe (Was sunk in battle)
F107 Actaeon — Mirjam, Freidame von Hipper und Clements (Transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Hipper, was scrapped)
F109 Woodpecker — Renée Eustice Saloma Hugonin (Was sunk in battle)
F110 Cauvery — Garima Thaniska Moer (Transferred to India, renamed HMIS Cauvery, retained after independence as INS Kaveri, was scrapped)
F111 Lark — Harmony Lacey Pryse (Was sunk in battle)
F117 Amethyst — Sandra Clara Tuke (Resembles Warship Girls self, was scrapped)
F120 Snipe — Gwenneth Wynne Manby (Was scrapped)
F123 Crane — Rosalinda Gwen Jenkins (Was scrapped)
F127 Wren — Lana Blake Jasmyn Majendie (Second of name, was scrapped)
F129 Whimbrel — Walidah Jameela Moore (Transferred to Egypt, renamed SBM Farouq, decommissioned)
F130 Mermaid — Juliane Porsche, Freiin von Scharnhorst und Freidame von Mosse (Transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Scharnhorst, was scrapped)
F131 Wryneck — Rose Shipley (Cancelled before construction began, posthumously adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS Carleton)
F133 Opossum — Wendy Flora Hollins (Was scrapped)
F138 Cygnet — Florence Brittany Proudfoot (Was scrapped)
F139 Hind — Rayna Wynne Keymer (Was scrapped)
F142 Modeste — Joanna Elizabeth Randi Wilford (Was scrapped)
F145 Wild Goose — Darlene Edna Ginger Wemyss (Was scrapped)
F146 Kistna — (Transferred to India, renamed HMIS Kistna, retained after independence as INS Krishna, was scrapped)
F149 Pheasant — Godwyn Adelaide Grace Ormsby (Was scrapped)
F154 Nonsuch — Zöe Gillam (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped, posthumously adopted by Canada at HMCS Nonsuch)
F158 Hart — Melusina Bärbel, Freidame von Scheer und Sherwood (Transferred to Germany, renamed DMS Scheer, was scrapped)
F160 Alacrity — Juniper Clutton-Baker (Was scrapped)
F162 Lapwing — Elisha Candice Hulton (Was sunk in battle)
F164 Nereide — Noëlle Jessamyn Willoughby (Was scrapped)
F166 Starling — Franklyn Joanna Walker (Was scrapped)
F169 Redpole — Iona Myrtle Carss (Was scrapped)
F171 Sparrow — Anthea Alicia Gordon (Was scrapped)
F182 Magpie — Regina Serena Abram (Was scrapped)
F184 Nymphe — Josey Mackey (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped, posthumously adopted by Canada at HMCS Cabot)
F187 Kite — Andrea Nydia Gale Campbell (Was sunk in battle)
F190 Woodcock — Jodie Freida Blackburn (Was scrapped)
F196 Peacock — Rachel Brier Stannard (Was scrapped)

Ship Prefix

AChY — Oniyat Heyl HaYam ("Sea Corps Ship")
AT — Antitorpilikó ("Torpedo Boat Destroyer") (type prefix)
BAE — Buque de la Armada de Ecuador ("Ecuador Navy Ship")
DMS — Deutsches Marineschiff ("German Navy Ship")
HMCS — His/Her Majesty's Canadian Ship
HMIS — His/Her Majesty's Indian Ship
INS — Inidian Navy Ship
KDM — Kongelige Danske Marine ("Royal Danish Navy")
KNM — Kongelig Norske Marine ("Royal Norwegian Navy")
PNS — Pakistan Navy Ship
SBM — Safinat al-Bahriat al-Misria ("Egyptian Naval Ship")
THG — Tennō Heika Gunkan ("Warship of His Majesty the Heavenly Sovereign")
TP — Torpilleur ("Torpedo Ship") (type prefix)
 
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Now moving to the first of the wartime frigate classes, the River-class. This list is divided into three parts:

1) The British-built River-class ships (ship prefix HMS unless noted);
2) The Canadian-built River-class ships (ship prefix HMCS unless noted); and
3) The Australian-built River-class ships (ship prefix HMAS unless noted).

Two of the Canadian-build ships that were cancelled before they were built are renamed in this list. The River-class HMCS Merrittonia is renamed Welland (after my hometown) for the simple reason that there was already a Flower-class corvette with that name (named in honour of the old town of Merriton now in Saint Catharines) already in service. The actual first River-class Sussexvale is renamed Quispamsis due to there being a latter ship with that name that was commissioned; the first ship is named in honour of the largest town in Kings County (New Brunswick) where Sussex (in whose honour Sussexvale was named) is located.

You all know the drill...

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF RIVER-CLASS FRIGATES

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

ROTHER-CLASS FRIGATE (BRITISH RIVER-CLASS)
F102 Exe — Randi Clover Freaker (Was scrapped)
F112 Dart — Jessica Helen Wright (Was scrapped)
F215 Nith — Raqiyah Shattock (Transferred to Egypt, renamed SBM Domiat, was sunk in battle)
F217 Swale — Penina Uzoma Collings (Transferred to South Africa, renamed HMSAS Swale, returned and was scrapped)
F219 Ness — Tessa Georgette Paisley Crick (Was scrapped)
F221 Chelmer — Rhonda Anne Cherry (Was scrapped)
F222 Teviot — Adaeze Blewett (Transferred to South Africa, renamed HMSAS Teviot, returned and was scrapped)
F224 Rother — Rosalyn Vera Eleanor Case (Was scrapped)
F227 Itchen — Callander Elizabeth Bridgman (Was sunk in battle)
F230 Wear — Cynthia Jenna Alldridge (Was scrapped)
F232 Tay — Rhonda Eve Sherwood (Was scrapped)
F235 Jed — Ruth Shannon Miller (Was scrapped)
F239 Test — Firaki Basanti Collinson (Transferred to India, renamed HMIS Neza, returned and was scrapped)
F241 Kale — Gwenevere Wynne Houchen (Was scrapped)
F243 Trent — Janavika Ghanavi Rankin (Transferred to India, renamed INS Khukri, was sunk in battle)
F246 Spey — Hiqa Gazia Boys-Smith (Transferred to Egypt, renamed SBM Rashied, fate unknown)
F248 Waveney — Allison Esther Willmott (Was scrapped)
F250 Tweed — Ronda Stephanie Miller (Was sunk in battle)
F251 Ribble — Angelein de Booy van Nassau (Transferred to the Netherlands, renamed ZrMs Johan Maurits van Nassau, was scrapped)
F252 Helford — Constance Gertrude Cuthbertson (Was scrapped)
F253 Helmsdale — Lonnie Jaime Simpson (Was scrapped)
F254 Ettrick — Wendy Ronalda Stacey (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Ettrick, returned and was scrapped)
F255 Ballinderry — Edith Fancy Aikman (Was scrapped)
F256 Bann — Foram Abbynayha Shaw (Transferred to Inida, renamed HMIS Tir, remained through independence as INS Tir, was scrapped)
F257 Derg — Judith Wanda Cooper (Was scrapped)
F258 Glenarm — Yolande Rochelle Bérénice Noall (Transferred to France, renamed AE Croix de Lorraine, was scrapped)
F259 Lagan — Andrea Ayre (Was scrapped)
F260 Moyola — Hélène Nâdiya Lawson (Transferred to France, renamed AE Tonkinois, was scrapped)
F261 Mourne — Rebecca Stacey Holland (Was sunk in battle)
F262 Aire — Nandhini Kalpana Boyd (Transferred to India, renamed HMIS Tamar, was sunk after grounding)
F263 Braid — Stéphanie Asseo (Transferred to France, renamed AE L'Aventure, was scrapped)
F264 Cam — Janet Phoebe Smythe (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
F265 Deveron — Radhiya Ishraq Hafsa Partington (Transferred to Inida, renamed HMIS Dhanush, later transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Zulfiqar, damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
F266 Fal — Hlaing Win Barrett (Transferred to Burma/Myanmar, renamed MSY Mayu, preserved as memorial)
F267 Frome — Geneviève Maubert (Transferred to France, renamed AE L'Escarmouche, was scrapped)
F269 Meon — Claire Nellie Balfour (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Meon, returned and was scrapped)
F270 Nene — Erica Riley Shaw (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Nene, returned and was scrapped)
F271 Plym — Aubrey Foxall (Was destroyed in Operation: Hurricane)
F272 Tavy — Florence Ardern (Was scrapped)
F292 Torridge — Pegah Ahna Forfait (Transferred to France, renamed AE La Surprise, later transferred to Morocco, renamed SMM Al Maouna, fate unknown)
F293 Tees — Renée Augusta Danielle Cambridge (Was scrapped)
F294 Towy — Jessamyn Byron (Was scrapped)
F295 Usk — Rima Mahi Pattinson (Second of name, transferred to Egypt, renamed SBM Abikir, sunk as blockship, was scrapped on site)
F310 Naver — Dana Mackay (Cancelled before laid down)
F356 Odzani — Lois Andrea Sayers (Was scrapped)
F365 Lochy — Winona Joan Patty Roberts (Was scrapped)
F370 Windrush — Céline Saint-Germain (Transferred to France, renamed AE La Découverte, was beached as fire fighting training hulk)
F371 Wye — Riley Casey Powys-Smith (Was scrapped)
F392 Nadder — Bilqis Izdihar Kitto (Transferred to India, renamed HMIS Shamsher, later transferred to Pakistan, renamed PNS Shamsher, was scrapped)
F397 Avon — Priscila Graça Antónia King (Transferred to Portugal, renamed NRP Nuno Tristao, was scrapped)
F404 Annan — Cathrine Pernille Balfry (Second of name, transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Annan, returned and then transferred to Denmark, renamed KDM Niels Ebbesen, was scrapped)
F417 Halladale — Jodie Erica Woolfenden (Was scrapped)
F441 Monnow — Eva Gunnila Skinner (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Monnow, returned and then transferred to Denmark, renamed KDM Holger, was scrapped)
F458 Teme — Donna Glenda Jeffrey (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Teme, damaged beyond economical repair and was scrapped)
F523 Dovey — Thérèse Wynter Felice Bolland (Was scrapped)
F525 Ribble — Allanna Brenda Taylor (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Ribble, returned and was scrapped)
F526 Awe — Henriqueta Renata Carse (Transferred to Portugal, renamed NRP Diogo Gomes, was scrapped)
F637 Taff — Ailith Harrison (Was scrapped)

WASKESIU-CLASS FRIGATE (CANADIAN RIVER-CLASS)
F114 Saint-Romauld — Simone Narcissa Parent (Cancelled before construction)
F141 Pesaquid — Alice Church (Cancelled before construction)
F203 Dunver — Wanda Woods (Was sunk as breakwater)
F223 Rouyn — Julia Nicole Rouyn (Cancelled before construction)
F237 Westville — Roberta McLeod (Cancelled before construction)
F242 Shipton — Jane Heidi Craig (Cancelled before construction)
F244 Charlottetown — Joan Harding (Second of name, was sunk as breakwater)
F245 Wulastock — Anne de Lancey (Cancelled before construction)
F268 Adur — Raquel Pía Walker y Azopardo (Transferred to the United States, renamed USS Asheville, later transferred to Argentina, renamed ARA Hércules, decommissioned)
F273 Sainte-Agathe — Augustine Norberta Morin (Cancelled before construction)
F297 Annan — Fernánda Xènia Auld y Doarte (Transferred to the United States, renamed USS Natchez, later transferred to the Dominican Republic, renamed ARD Juan Pablo Doarte, was scrapped)
F298 Barle — Ayesha Hope Davies (Built for the United States as USS PG-103 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom as HMS Barle, returned and was scrapped)
F299 Cuckmere — Allison Johnson (Built for the United States as USS PG-104 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom as HMS Cuckmere, damaged beyond economical repair and was scrapped)
F300 Evenlode — Aubrey Lucy Turner (Built for the United States as USS Danville, transferred to the United Kingdom as HMS Evenlode, returned and was scrapped)
F301 Findhorn — Janet Chastity Dawson (Built for the United States as USS PG-106 [no name], transferred to United Kingdom as HMS Findhorn, returned and was scrapped)
F302 Inver — Frances Hannah Gray (Built for the United States as USS PG-107 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom as HMS Inver, returned and was scrapped)
F303 Lossie — Alexandra Frederica MacFie (Built for the United States as USS PG-108 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom as HMS Lossie, returned and was scrapped)
F304 Parret — Adelle Norma Blundell (Built for the United States as USS PG-109 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom as HMS Parret, returned and was scrapped)
F305 Shiel — Hollanda Primrose Crail (Built for the United States as USS PG-310 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom as HMS Shiel, returned and was scrapped)
F309 Alexandria — Jane Kenyon (Cancelled before construction)
F317 Chebogue — Trudy MacDuff (Was scrapped)
F318 Jonquière — Rhonda Marguerite Kidston (Was scrapped)
F319 Montréal — Jeanne Marie de Chomedey Herman (Was scrapped)
F320 New Glasgow — Rosa Mary Hanbury (Was scrapped)
F321 New Waterford — Wendy Eleanor Sandra Briggs (Was scrapped)
F322 Outremont — Hallie Freeland (Was scrapped)
F323 Springhill — Jane Charlene Harding (Was scrapped)
F324 Prince Rupert — Clara Orian Hays (Was sunk as breakwater)
F325 Saint Catharines — Antonia Fern Pickard (Converted to weather ship, renamed CGS Saint Catharines, was scrapped)
F326 Port Colborne — Maude Faye Oliver (Was scrapped)
F327 Stormont — Gill Anne Myra (Converted to private yacht, renamed MV Christina, still in service)
F328 Swansea — Jody Eyleen Korning (Was scrapped)
F329 Valleyfield — Dawn Teresa English (Was sunk in battle)
F330 Waskesiu — Josephine Hope Sophia MacDonald (Transferred to India for civilian use, fate unknown)
F331 Wentworth — Stacey Wynter Howell (Was scrapped)
F333 Northumberland — Heidi Nancy Hope (Cancelled before construction)
F337 Kirkland Lake — Janet Allison Tullis (Was scrapped)
F343 Hardrock — Taylor Raye Austin (Cancelled before construction)
F344 Sea Cliff — Gertrudis Estafanía Fisher de Covadonga (Transferred to Chile, renamed AC Covadonga, was scuttled)
F350 Cape Breton — Joanna Alexia McAllister McLarnon (Was sunk as breakwater)
F352 Westbury — Françoise Anne Eaton (Cancelled before construction)
F353 Saint-Édouard — Maria Collette Napier (Cancelled before construction)
F357 Foster — Carla Bernadette Hampton (Cancelled before construction)
F358 Tisdale — Helen Tricia Kelsey (Cancelled before construction)
F359 Henryville — Bertha Willow Barbara Masterson (Cancelled before construction)
F366 Sainte-Thérèse — Thérèse Evelyn Mitchell (Was scrapped)
F368 Ranney Falls — Charlotte Wynne Mahoney (Cancelled before construction)
F369 Lingabar — Wanda Marion O'Hara (Cancelled before construction)
F372 Lauzon — Jane Byrd Graham (Was scrapped)
F400 Lévis — Phillipa Callie Evans (Second of name, was sunk as breakwater)
F402 Plessisville — Jeanne Brenda Lafond (Cancelled before construction)
F403 Alvington — Allison Fitzrolf (Cancelled before construction)
F407 Beacon Hill — Emily Theresa Simmons (Was scrapped)
F409 Capilano — Hannah Evelyn McArthur (Sold for mercantile use, was sunk while under tow)
F410 Coaticook — Louise de la Chesnaye Audette (Was sunk as breakwater)
F414 Glace Bay — Josefina Heather Sofía MacDonald y Baquedano (Transferred to Chile, renamed AC Esmeralda, was scrapped)
F418 Joliette — Eloisa Noelle Downey de Iquique (Transferred to Chile, renamed AC Iquique, was scrapped)
F419 Kokanee — Jayanti Gopinath Marshall (Transferred to India, renamed INS Bengal, was scrapped)
F440 Mégantic — Susan Agnes Druillettes (Cancelled before construction)
F444 Matane — Allison Heather Easton (Was scrapped)
F448 Orkney — Vashtiy Liyoni MacKay (Transferred to Israel, renamed AChY Mivtakh, then transferred to Sri Lanka, renamed SLNN Mahasena, was scrapped)
F454 Saint Stephen — Chase Peterson (Converted to weather ship, renamed CGS Saint Stephen, then sold for mercantile use, fate unknown)
F456 Saint John — Raye Miranda Mosher (Was scrapped)
F459 Thetford Mines — Jane Allie Roberta Allan (Was scrapped)
F518 Grou — Honoré Georgette Dupont (Was scrapped)
F519 Lasalle — Faye Anne Beck (Was sunk as breakwater)
F531 Stone Town — Prudence Willow Moffat (Converted to weather ship, renamed CGS Stone Town, fate unknown)
F538 Toronto — Heidi Sigríđr Clark (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Garm, was scrapped)
F540 Le Harve — Heidi Bryce Boudreau (Cancelled before construction)
F661 Antigonish — Rayne Drusilla Barrett (Was scrapped)
F662 Prestonian — Eira Mildred More (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Troll, was scrapped)
F663 Cap-de-la-Madeleine — Wynter Octavia Olivia Barbour (Was scrapped)
F664 Carlplace — Camila Encarnación Wright y Trujillo de Mella (Transferred to the Dominican Republic, renamed ARD Presidente Trujillo, converted to museum ship, fate unknown)
F665 Eastview — Charlene Macy Kirkpatrick (Was sunk as breakwater)
F666 Hallowell — Ernesta Shoshana Nayanadini Pleasance (Transferred to Israel, renamed AChY Misnak, later transferred to Sri Lanka, renamed SLNN Gajabahu, now serves as accommodation ship)
F667 Inch Arran — Frieda Alberta Beck (Was scrapped)
F668 La Hulloise — Josephine Alicia Wyatt (Was scrapped)
F669 Lanark — Joan Leslie Fitzwilliam (Was scrapped)
F670 Fort Erie — Ashley Willow Ford (Was scrapped)
F672 Longueuil — Marilyn Joan Woods (Was sunk as breakwater)
F673 Magog — Louise Dayna Quick (Damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
F675 Poundmaker — Jesúsa Therasia Band y Ferré (Transferred to Peru, renamed BAP Teniente Ferré, was scrapped)
F676 Penetang — Brenda Phyllis Hicks (Transferred to Norway, renamed KNM Draug, was scrapped)
F677 Royalmount — Janet Sage Davis (Was scrapped)
F678 Runnymede — Rayna Charlotte Chenoweth (Was sunk as breakwater)
F680 Saint Pierre — Ava Eylie Giffin y Palacios (Transferred to Peru, renamed BAP Teniente Palacios, was scrapped)
F681 Stettler — Darlene Gwendolyn King (Was scrapped)
F682 Strathadam — Hollie Lilith Quinn (Transferred to Israel, renamed AChY Misgav, was scrapped)
F683 Sussexvale — Louise Raye Pavillard (Was scrapped)
F684 Victoriaville — Leslie Allie Hickley (Was scrapped)
F685 Buckingham — Tracey Lynn Hebbert (Was scrapped)
F688 Welland — Wilma Hannah Merritt (To be named Merrittonia, cancelled before construction)
F689 Quispamsis — Wynter Abigail Pitt (To be named Sussexvale, cancelled before construction)

BURDEKIN-CLASS FRIGATE (AUSTRALIAN RIVER-CLASS)
F106 Williamstown — Gaye McFarlane (Cancelled before construction)
F155 Naomi — Naomi Ruth King (Cancelled before construction)
F198 Wollondilly — Patrycja Elżbieta Strzelecki (Cancelled before construction)
F209 Bogan — Cadence Nancy Sturt (Cancelled before construction)
F286 Wimmera — Tamsen Lorna Mitchell (Cancelled before construction)
F354 Gascoyne — Jacinda Donovan (Was scrapped)
F363 Hawkesbury — Hannah June Weston (Was scrapped)
F364 Lachlan — Idelle Munro (Transferred to New Zealand, renamed HMNZS Lachlan, later transferred to Chile as refit barge, fate unknown)
F375 Barcoo — Abilene Joan Travis (Was scrapped)
F376 Burdekin — Tsbitha Sybil Marchington (Was scrapped)
F377 Diamantia — Mabel Glynda Rose (Preserved as memorial)
F406 Barwon — Aaren Gabriella Rose (Was scrapped)
F408 Culgoa — Hailey Lana Gunn (Was scrapped)
F424 Campaspe — Garnet Earlene Dalrymple (Cancelled before construction)
F442 Murchison — Jacklyn Maud Adams (Was scrapped)
F467 Balmain — Wanda Balmain (Cancelled before construction)
F468 Nepean — Wendy Tench (Cancelled before construction)
F532 Macquarie — Leslie Marilyn Hinchliffe (Was scrapped)
F533 Warburton — Eartha Joan Eyre (Cancelled before construction)
F534 Murrumbidgee — Caitlyn Throsby (Cancelled before launching, was scrapped)
F535 Shoalhaven — Renée Rhoades (Was scrapped)
F699 Condamine — Regina Julie Hodge (Was scrapped)

Ship Prefix

AC — Armada de Chile ("Navy of Chile")
AChY — Oniyat Heyl HaYam ("Sea Corps Ship")
AE — Aviso Escorteur ("Escort Sloop") (type prefix)
ARA — Armada de la República Argentina ("Navy of the Argentine Republic")
ARD — Armada de Republica Dominicana ("Navy of the Dominican Republic")
BAP — Buque Armada Peruana ("Peruvian Naval Ship")
CGS — Canadian Government Ship
KDM — Kongelige Danske Marine ("Royal Danish Navy")
KNM — Kongelig Norske Marine ("Royal Norwegian Navy")
HMAS — His/Her Majesty's Australian Ship
HMCS — His/Her Majesty's Canadian Ship
HMIS — His/Her Majesty's Indian Ship
HMNZS — His/Her Majesty's New Zealand Ship
HMS — His/Her Majesty's Ship
HMSAS — His/Her Majesty's South African Ship
MSY — Myanmar Sit Yay Yin ("Union of Myanmar Ship")
MV — Motor Vessel
NRP — Navio da República Portuguesa ("Ship of the Portuguese Republic")
SBM — Safinat al-Bahriat al-Misria ("Egyptian Naval Ship")
SLNN — Śrī Laṁkā Nāvika Naukāva ("Sri Lanka Naval Ship")
SMM — Safinat al-Mamlakat al-Maghribia ("Kingdom of Morocco Ship")
USS — United States Ship
ZrMs — Zijner Majesteits ("His Majesty's")
 
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Random thoughts of a crossover with Fairly Oddparents:
Crocker would piss off every Navy because FAIRIES!
Doug Dimmadome, Owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome would have his own private Dimma-Fleet
Jorgen Von Strangle (and his muscles) would be very annoyed at the puny little creatures who claim to be fairies. They are even smaller and punier than the smallest and puniest fairy in Fairy World.
Timmy Turner used the last wish he was capable of to help him get into the Navy, miraculously becoming an Admiral all on his own.
 
r0b0panda said:
Random thoughts of a crossover with Fairly Oddparents:
Crocker would piss off every Navy because FAIRIES!
Doug Dimmadome, Owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome would have his own private Dimma-Fleet
Jorgen Von Strangle (and his muscles) would be very annoyed at the puny little creatures who claim to be fairies. They are even smaller and punier than the smallest and puniest fairy in Fairy World.
Timmy Turner used the last wish he was capable of to help him get into the Navy, miraculously becoming an Admiral all on his own.
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I haven't watched that show in years, but the first thing that comes to mind after reading that is that said final wish might protect him from being mindwiped, due to fairies now being part of his job.
 
Now the second group of wartime frigates for the Royal Navy, the Loch-class.

This particular class is a bit complex since it actually grew into FIVE separate classes of warship based on the same hull type. Designed originally as the penultimate anti-submarine warfare frigate, with all the experiences gained in the Battle of the Atlantic poured into them, the Loch-class were effectively near-equals of the American John C. Butler-class destroyer escorts that were being produced at the same time. Along the way, the shifting demands of war would see a considerable number of ships converted into what became known as the Bay-class, with greater emphasis on an air defence rôle. With them came the three sub-classes marked separately here: A pair of "dispatch ships" which were effective yachts for regional fleet commanders, four dedicated survey frigates and two coastal force depot ships. But when you get to the nitty-gritty of the situation, these are all Loch-class vessels as note the fact that all of them were given "Loch" names before those who would become the Bay-class and the three specialist classes were renamed...and with the specialist classes, they got TWO different names.

Thus, this list is based on the original "Loch" names regardless of class. What the members of the Bay-class and the specialist classes of ships would be renamed is in the notes, plus any dispositions for ships given to other nations. With all the ships that were cancelled before construction - since I couldn't base their human names on their first captains as is my want when it comes to most British Commonwealth vessels, I had to get creative. For many of them, I picked as their family name of the clan who owned the territory where said loch was located. However, if I couldn't find said loch, I often chose a particular clan name. It seemed to work out well...

...until I encountered the would-be HMS Loch Lurgain.

Whose ship name is one of the names for Galway Bay on the Atlantic coast of Ireland!

And well I'm more than sure that there is a loch in Scotland with the name "Lurgain" that was the intended namesake of this particular frigate, I thought that it wouldn't be fair for the Emerald Isle to not have some dedicated shipgirls who were more than just corvettes or OPVs in their first life, so I allowed eight of the Loch-class girls to be "adopted" by the an tSeirbhís Chabhlaigh. For the human names, I tried a blend of traditional Irish Gaelic and modern English-influence names, but I'm rather sure I messed up somewhere, so if people do notice mistakes, please tell me and I'll be happy to fix the list up.

You all know the drill.

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF LOCH-CLASS FRIGATES AND DERIVATIVES

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

LOCH DUNVEGAN-CLASS FRIGATE (LOCH-CLASS)
F210 Loch Cree — Dayo Akoko Hall (Transferred to South Africa, renamed HMSAS Natal, was sunk as target)
F390 Loch Fada — Baylea Andrea Rogers (Was scrapped)
F391 Loch Killin — Stacey Darling (Was scrapped)
F405 Loch Maberry — Morrigan Tréasa de Cogan (Cancelled before construction, adopted by Ireland, renamed LÉ Chorcaí)
F412 Loch Ronald — Margaret Maud de Lacey (Cancelled before construction, adopted by Ireland, renamed LÉ Bhaile Átha Cliath)
F413 Loch Stenness — Lilac Eamhair Oliphant (Cancelled before construction)
F415 Loch Maberry — Jacqueline Jean Kennedy (Cancelled before construction)
F416 Loch Sheallag — Ríona Ráichéal Ní Máille (Cancelled before construction, adopted by Ireland, renamed LÉ Cuan Mó)
F420 Loch Stemster — Isibéal Máire Ní Súilleabháin (Cancelled before construction, adopted by Ireland, renamed LÉ An Neidín)
F421 Loch Shin — Aramoana Kahukura Turner (Transferred to New Zealand, renamed HMNZS Taupo, was scrapped)
F422 Loch Eck — Wikitoria McInnes (Transferred to New Zealand, renamed HMNZS Hawea, was scrapped)
F423 Loch Achanalt — Rhoda Wendy Hart (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Loch Achanalt, returned and later transferred to New Zealand, renamed HMNZS Pukaki, was scrapped)
F425 Loch Dunvegan — Gale Wendy McGuiness (Was scrapped)
F426 Loch Achray — Rongo Hatiti Stammers (Transferred to New Zealand, renamed HMNZS Kaniere, was scrapped)
F428 Loch Alvie — Eleanor Ginevra Old (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Loch Alvie, returned and was scrapped)
F429 Loch Fyne — Hope Hannah Denise MacKillican (Was scrapped)
F431 Loch Tarbert — Diana Grace Matthews (Was scrapped)
F432 Loch Boisdale — Ekundayo Gugu Jansen (Transferred to South Africa, renamed HMSAS Good Hope, was scuttled as diving park)
F433 Loch Insh — Eirina Wati Chitze Dempster (Transferred to Malaysia, renamed KD Hang Tuag, was scrapped)
F434 Loch Quoich — Jennifer Elsie Bonnie Healy (Was scrapped)
F437 Loch Lomond — Roselyn Esther Helen Partington (Was scrapped)
F443 Loch Seaforth — Eilís Léan Ní Gearaltaigh (Cancelled before construction, adopted by Ireland, renamed LÉ Sionainne)
F446 Loch Tummel — Paisley Ashley MacThomas (Cancelled before construction)
F447 Loch Vanavie — Alexandra Ronalda Ogilvy (Cancelled before construction)
F449 Loch Striven — Noëlle Peigi Lamont (Cancelled before construction)
F450 Loch Sunart — Anne Seonag Grant (Cancelled before construction)
F452 Loch Laro — Coreen Ériu Ní Dhochartaigh (Cancelled before construction, adopted by Ireland, renamed LÉ Loch Súilí)
F453 Loch Lurgain — Frances Graínne de Burgh (Cancelled before construction, adopted by Ireland, renamed LÉ Gaillimhe)
F455 Loch Knockie — Virginia Logan Fraser (Cancelled before construction)
F457 Loch Shiel — Athol Dawn Cameron (Cancelled before construction)
F460 Loch Skaig — Sibéal Nóra Mac Mathúna (Cancelled before construction, adopted by Ireland, renamed LÉ Dhún Dealgan)
F461 Loch Skerrow — Murron Faye Dunbar (Cancelled before construction)
F485 Loch Awe — Jodie Alexis MacArthur (Cancelled before construction)
F486 Loch Badcall — Ainslie Sìleas Mackay (Cancelled before construction)
F487 Loch Caroy — Jamesina Morag MacLeod (Cancelled before construction)
F488 Loch Kishorn — Rhona Greer Mackenzie (Cancelled before construction)
F489 Loch Creran — Ronalda Rebecca Stewart (Cancelled before construction)
F490 Loch Doine — Diorbhorguil Donna MacLaren (Cancelled before construction)
F491 Loch Earn — Nancy Margaret Drummond (Cancelled before construction)
F492 Loch Enoch — Pamela Angela Gordon (Cancelled before construction)
F493 Loch Eye — Ciorsdan Darla Ross (Cancelled before construction)
F494 Loch Eynort — Veronica Tamsyn MacLeod (Cancelled before construction)
F495 Loch Goil — Cameron Barbara Campbell (Cancelled before construction)
F496 Loch Harport — Gunhild Aileas Mackinnon (Cancelled before construction)
F497 Loch Hourne — Arabela Elaine Macdonell (Cancelled before construction)
F498 Loch Inchard — Caroline Leila Sinclair (Cancelled before construction)
F499 Loch Kirkaig — Anstey Iona Gunn (Cancelled before construction)
F517 Loch Morlich — Leslie Louise Foxall (Transferred to Canada, renamed HMCS Loch Morlich, returned and later transferred to New Zealand, renamed HMNZS Tutira, was scrapped)
F529 Loch Swin — Donna Neilina Menzies (Cancelled before construction)
F601 Loch Affric — Hunter Trace Mundo (Cancelled before construction)
F602 Loch Ard — Jayde Thandiwe Fairbairn (Transferred to South Africa, renamed HMSAS Transvaal, was sunk as artificial reef)
F603 Loch Arkaig — Golda Stacey Sinclair (Was scrapped)
F607 Loch Clunie — Gwendolen Drummond Blair (Cancelled before construction)
F609 Loch Craggie — Chastity Lynn Lois Davies (Was scrapped)
F612 Loch Ericht — Jane Glenn Allison Mackenzie (Cancelled before construction)
F613 Loch Erisort — Honor Kelley MacLeod (Cancelled before construction)
F617 Loch Garve — Minerva Sandra Ross (Cancelled before construction)
F618 Loch Glashan — Doris Jean Campbell (Cancelled before construction)
F619 Loch Glendhu — Eleanor Godiva Prudence Blaine Knapton (Was scrapped)
F620 Loch Gorm — Rhoda Johnston (Was scrapped)
F621 Loch Griam — Janet Suzanna Horne (Cancelled before construction)
F623 Loch Harray — June Murray (Cancelled before construction)
F625 Loch Katrine — Rongo Aranga Cherry (Transferred to New Zealand, renamed HMNZS Rotoiti, was scrapped)
F626 Loch Ken — Ingibiorg Margaret Canmore (Cancelled before construction)
F628 Loch Killisport — Constance Clea Anderson (Was scrapped)
F629 Loch Kirbister — Juliet Wynne Sinclair (Cancelled before construction)
F631 Loch Linfern — Desire Hope Strathclyde (Cancelled before construction)
F632 Loch Linnhe — Christina Leslie Cameron (Cancelled before construction)
F639 Loch More — Ruth Anne Doreen Cambridge (Was scrapped)
F641 Loch Nell — Tracey Ashley Campbell (Cancelled before construction)
F642 Loch Odairn — Heather Robb (Cancelled before construction)
F643 Loch Ossian — Nathalie Louise MacLeod (Cancelled before construction)
F645 Loch Ruthven — Renée Tamsyn Horan (Was scrapped)
F646 Loch Ryan — Wisdom Annabelle Ryan (Cancelled before construction)
F648 Loch Scavaig — Caitlyn Wynne Leadbetter (Was scrapped)
F649 Loch Scridain — Lois Candice MacLean (Cancelled before construction)
F652 Loch Tanna — Frances Finella Darling (Cancelled before construction)
F653 Loch Tilt — Emily Frances Murray (Cancelled before construction)
F655 Loch Tralaig — Margaret Saundra Work (Was scrapped)
F656 Loch Urigill — Florence Calladore Ross (Cancelled before construction)
F657 Loch Vennacher — Willow Fawn Wagstaff (Cancelled before construction)
F658 Loch Veyatie — Gloria Kathleen de Moravia (Was scrapped)
F659 Loch Watten — Darlene Euphemia Stewart (Cancelled before construction)
F660 Loch Lyon — Rhoda Anna de Leon (Cancelled before construction)
F694 Loch Minnick — Jessica Heidi Minnick (Cancelled before construction)

WIDEMOUTH BAY-CLASS FRIGATE (BAY-CLASS)
F435 Loch Bracadale — Alexandra Isabela Macdonald (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Enard Bay, was scrapped)
F445 Loch Flonn — Wilma Ashley Pickersgill (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Largo Bay, was scrapped)
F600 Loch Achilty — Dollie Ariel Woods (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Saint Brides Bay, was scrapped)
F604 Loch Arklet — Rhonda Clare Dumas (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Start Bay, was scrapped)
F605 Loch Arnish — Francine Dallas Cole (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Tremadoc Bay, was scrapped)
F606 Loch Carloway — Graça Raquel Débora Hall e Pacheco Pereira (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Bigbury Bay, later transferred to Portugal, renamed NRP Pacheco Pereira, was scrapped)
F608 Loch Coulside — Vivian Petra Morgan (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Padstow Bay, was scrapped)
F614 Loch Fannich — Sarah Elizabeth Bignold (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Hollesley Bay, cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
F615 Loch Frisa — Joanna Hazel MacAlister (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Widemouth Bay, was scrapped)
F616 Loch Garasdale — Darryl Carson (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Wigtown Bay, was scrapped)
F622 Loch Harport — Glória Priscila Sabrela Lowe e Álvares Cabral (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Burghead Bay, later transferred to Portugal, renamed NRP Álvares Cabral, was scrapped)
F624 Loch Heilen — Constancia Célia Bárbara Mackenzie de Almeida (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Morecambe Bay, later transferred to Portugal, renamed NRP Dom Francesco de Almeida, was scrapped)
F627 Loch Kilbernie — Judite Francisca Cunningham da Gama (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Mounts Bay, later transferred to Portugal, renamed NRP Vasco da Gama, was scrapped)
F630 Loch Laxford — Colleen Dana Maud (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Cardigan Bay, was scrapped)
F633 Loch Lubnaig — Blossom Cherie Longbottom (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Whitesand Bay, was scrapped)
F634 Loch Lydoch — April Jane Lee (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Saint Austell Bay, was scrapped)
F636 Loch Maddy — Helena Tracey Stella Clouston (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Carnarvon Bay, was scrapped)
F644 Loch Roan — Joan Elizabeth MacDonald (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Cawsand Bay, was scrapped)
F650 Loch Seaforth — Fredriika Janika Twiss (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Porlock Bay, later transferred to Finland, renamed FR Matti Kurki, was scrapped)
F651 Loch Swannay — Jacqueline Shannon Brownrigg (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Veryan Bay, was scrapped)

WOODBRIDGE HAVEN-CLASS DEPOT SHIPS (CONVERTED LOCH-CLASS)
F438 Loch Assynt — Winter Elaine Vestey (Converted to depot ship, renamed HMS Derby Haven, was scrapped)
F654 Loch Torridon — Josephine Marion Johnston (Converted to depot ship, renamed HMS Woodbridge Haven, was scrapped)

DAMPIER-CLASS SURVEY SHIPS (CONVERTED BAY-CLASS)
F427 Loch Glass — Amélia Assunção Dalrymple e de Albuquerque (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Luce Bay, conversion stopped, rebuilt as survey ship, renamed HMS Dalrymple, later transferred to Portugal, renamed NRP Afonso de Albuquerque, was sunk as artificial reef)
F611 Loch Eil — Judith Wynne Dampier (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Herne Bay, conversion stopped, rebuilt as survey ship, renamed HMS Dampier, was scrapped)
F638 Loch Mochrom — Grace Elizabeth Cook (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Pegwell Bay, conversion stopped, rebuilt as survey ship, renamed HMS Cook, was scrapped)
F640 Loch Muick — Amy Cornelia Owen (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Thurso Bay, conversion stopped, rebuilt as survey ship, renamed HMS Owen, was scrapped)

SURPRISE-CLASS FLAG FRIGATE/DISPATCH SHIP (CONVERTED BAY-CLASS)
F436 Loch Carron — Augusta Ursula Willis (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Gerrans Bay, conversion stopped, rebuilt as command dispatch ship, renamed HMS Surprise, was scrapped)
F647 Loch Scamadale — Darcy Alberta Dunbar-Nasmith (Converted to air defence frigate, renamed HMS Dundrum Bay, conversion stopped, rebuilt as command dispatch ship, renamed HMS Alert, was scrapped)

Ship Prefix

FR — Fregatti ("Frigate") (type prefix)
HMCS — His/Her Majesty's Canadian Ship
HMNZS — His/Her Majesty's New Zealand Ship
HMS — His/Her Majesty's Ship
HMSAS — His/Her Majesty's South African Ship
LÉ — Long Éireannach ("Irish Ship")
KD — Kapal Di-Raja ("Royal Ship")
NRP — Navio da República Portuguesa ("Ship of the Portuguese Republic")
 
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Finally, we come to the Captain-class and Colony-class frigates of the Royal Navy, all of which were constructed in the United States and allowed to serve under British command and control through Lend-Lease; the vast majority of these would be returned to America to be decommissioned and scrapped.

For the Captain-class frigates, I decided to fall back on my standard when it comes to American destroyers - selecting human names based on the person the ship is named after - and using that as the basis for the shipgirl's human name. When there had been an original American name allotted to these ships, the shipgirl would get two family names, her British namesake first and the American namesake second (which somewhat I did before with the Town-class destroyers). Excepted to the rule are the incomplete Evarts-class destroyer escorts listed here; upon their return, they were adopted by the Royal Canadian Naval Reserve and took up the names of several of the "stone frigate" shore bases across the Dominion.

As for the Colony-class, since a vast majority of them are now independent nations or part of other nations, it only made sense to me that if they were ever summoned to fight as shipgirls, they would be "commissioned" in the navy or coast guard service of that nation and not either the UK or US. Those shipgirls' names were adjusted accordingly.

You all know the drill...

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF AMERICAN-BUILT LEND-LEASE FRIGATES (ROYAL NAVY)

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

EVARTS-CLASS DESTROYER ESCORT/FRIGATE (CAPTAIN-CLASS)
F274 Brunswicker — Helen Annabelle Morrison-Creamer (Originally planned as USS Creamer, cancelled, adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS Brunswicker)
F275 Chippawa — Eleanor Brock-Ely (Originally planned as USS Ely, cancelled, adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS Chippawa)
F276 Donnacona — Delphie Faye Meade-Halsey (Originally planned as USS Delbert W. Halsey, cancelled, adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS Donnacona)
F277 Malahat — Wanda Hose-Keppler (Originally planned as USS Keppler, cancelled, adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS Malahat)
F278 Queen — Allison Tabitha Ellison-Thomas (Originally planned as USS Lloyd Thomas, cancelled, adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS Queen)
F279 Scotian — Patricia Wendy Cross-Lawe (Originally planned as USS William C. Lawe, cancelled, adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS Scotian)
F280 Tecumseh — Willow Raye Hinton-Keith (Originally planned as USS William Keith, cancelled, adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS Tecumseh)
F281 York — Glenn Brenda Jackson (Originally planned as USS DE-315 [no name], cancelled, adopted by Canada, renamed HMCS York)
F296 Bayntun — Heidi Wanda Bayntun (Originally built as USS DE-1 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F311 Bazely — Jane Bazely (Originally built as USS DE-2 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F312 Berry — Edwina Berry (Originally built as USS DE-3 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F313 Blackwood — Heather Blackwooed (Originally built as USS DE-4 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, was sunk in battle)
F316 Drury — Thérèse Drury (Originally built as USS DE-46 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F347 Burges — Riley Renée Burges (Originally built as USS DE-12 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F470 Capel — Trace Bonnie Capel-Wintle (Originally built as USS Wintle, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, was sunk in battle)
F471 Cooke — June Cooke-Dempsey (Originally built as USS Dempsey, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F472 Dacres — Josephine Rhonda Dacres-Duffy (Originally built as USS Duffy, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F473 Domett — Wynter Domett-Eisner (Originally built as USS Eisner, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F474 Foley — Tamsyn Foley-Gillette (Originally built as USS Gillette, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F475 Garlies — Gwendolynn Stewart-Fleming (Originally built as USS Fleming, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F476 Gould — Davida Gould-Lovering (Originally built as USS Lovering, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, was sunk in battle)
F477 Grindall — Robyn Grindall-Sanders (Originally built as USS Sanders, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F478 Gardiner — Alice Gardiner-O'Toole (Originally built as USS O'Toole, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F479 Goodall — Sophia Glenda Goodall-Reybold (Originally built as USS Reybold, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, was sunk in battle)
F480 Goodson — Wynter Goodsonn-George (Originally built as USS George, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F481 Gore — Joanna Gore-Herzog (Originally built as USS Herzog, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F482 Keats — Ruth Gayle Keats-Tisdale (Originally built as USS Tisdale, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F483 Kempthorne — Jasmyn Kempthorne (Originally built as USS Trumpeter, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F484 Kingsmill — Rose Bryce Kingsmill (Originally built as USS DE-280 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F514 Lawford — Jaiden Lawford (Originally built as USS DE-516 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, was sunk in battle)
F515 Louis — Tatum Louis (Originally built as USS DE-517 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F516 Lawson — Janessa Lawson (Originally built as USS DE-518 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F564 Pasley — Timothea Palsey (Originally built as USS DE-519 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F565 Loring — Jayna Wilma Loring (Originally built as USS DE-520 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F566 Hoste — Whitney Hoste-Mitchell (Originally built as USS Mitchell, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F567 Moorsom — Roxanna Moorsom (Originally built as USS DE-522 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F568 Manners — Roberta Manners (Originally built as USS DE-523 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, damaged beyond economical repair, returned and was scrapped)
F569 Mounsey — Winona Mounsey (Originally built as USS DE-524 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F570 Inglis — Charlene Inglis (Originally built as USS DE-125 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F571 Inman — Heidi Inman (Originally built as USS DE-526 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)

BUCKLEY-CLASS DESTROYER ESCORT/FRIGATE (CAPTAIN-CLASS)
F314 Bentinck — Jonelle Bentinck (Originally built as USS DE-52 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F315 Byard — Beatrix Byard (Originally built as USS DE-55 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F349 Calder — Ryanne Calder (Originally built as USS DE-58 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F341 Duff — Gale Duff-Lamons (Originally built as USS Lamons, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, damaged beyond economical repair, returned and was scrapped)
F342 Essington — Vanessa Wanda Essington (Originally built as USS DE-67 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F351 Duckworth — Julia Taylor Duckworth (Originally built as USS DE-61 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F362 Affleck — Esmerelda Noelia Affleck y de la Luz (Originally built as USS DE-71 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and then sold into mercantile service, was scrapped)
F439 Bligh — Veronica Winter Bligh (Originally built as USS DE-76 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F440 Braithwaite — Suzanna Brathwaite (Originally built as USS DE-77 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F451 Cotton — Carmel Cotton (Originally built as USS DE-81 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F463 Aylmer — Marlene Aylmer-Harmon (Originally built as USS Harmon, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F464 Balfour — Geortgette Balfour (Originally built as USS DE-73 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F465 Bentley — Janna Bentley (Originally built as USS DE-74 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F466 Bickerton — Rhonda Bickerton (Originally built as USS DE-75 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, was sunk in battle)
F469 Bullen — Cheryl Bullen (Originally built as USS DE-78 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, was sunk in battle)
F508 Byron — Jodie Byron (Originally built as USS DE-79 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F509 Conn — Jocosta Conn (Originally built as USS DE-80 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F511 Cranstoun — Jennifer Cranstoun (Originally built as USS DE-82 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F512 Cubitt — Jean Cubitt (Originally built as USS DE-83 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F513 Curzon — Helena Elizabeth Curzon (Originally built as USS DE-84 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F550 Dakins — Grace Dakins (Originally built as USS DE-85 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, damaged beyond economical repair, returned and was scrapped)
F551 Deane — Judy Deane (Originally built as USS DE-86 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F552 Ekins — Corrine Ekins (Originally built as USS DE-87 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F553 Fitzroy — Robynne FitzRoy (Originally built as USS DE-88 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F554 Redmill — Rosalyn Redmill (Originally built as USS DE-89 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, damaged beyond economical repair, returned and was scrapped)
F555 Retalick — Ripley Retalick (Originally built as USS DE-90 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F556 Halstead — Layne Wynter Halstead (Originally built as USS DE-91 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, damaged beyond economical repair, returned and was scrapped)
F557 Riou — Eden Riou (Originally built as USS DE-92 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F558 Rutherford — Whitney Gale Rutherfurd (Originally built as USS DE-93 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F559 Cosby — Phoebe Cosby (Originally built as USS DE-94 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F560 Rowley — Jayna Rowley (Originally built as USS DE-95 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F561 Rupert — Reinhilde von der Pfalz-Wittelsbach (Originally built as USS DE-96 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F562 Stockham — Janet Stockham (Originally built as USS DE-97 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F563 Seymour — Honor Seymour (Originally built as USS DE-98 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F572 Spragge — Ellen May Spragge (Originally built as USS DE-563 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F573 Stayner — Reanna Stayner (Originally built as USS DE-564 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F574 Thornborough — Esther Thornborough (Originally built as USS DE-565 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F575 Trollope — Hunter Trollope (Originally built as USS DE-566 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F576 Tyler — Carol Tyler (Originally built as USS DE-567 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F577 Torrington — Genette Byng (Originally built as USS DE-568 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F578 Narborough — Jaclyn Narborough (Originally built as USS DE-569 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F579 Waldegrave — Wisdom Waldegrave (Originally built as USS DE-570 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F580 Whitaker — Ellen Whitaker (Originally built as USS DE-571 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, damaged beyond economical repair, returned and was scrapped)
F581 Holmes — Reagan Holmes (Originally built as USS DE-572 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F582 Hargood — Vivian Wanda Hargood (Originally built as USS DE-573 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F583 Hotham — Wynne Hotham (Originally built as USS DE-574 [no name], transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)

TACOMA-CLASS FRIGATE (COLONY-CLASS)
F500 Anguilla — Constance Morrison-Payne-Hallowell (Built as USS Hallowell, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F501 Antigua — Débora Fernánda White-Hammond (Built as USS Hammond, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by Antigua and Barbuda, renamed HMABS Waladli)
F502 Ascension — April Wilkinson-Hargood (Built as USS Hargood, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F503 Bahamas — Willow Stacey Thompson-Hotham (Built as USS Hotham, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by The Bahamas, renamed HMBS The Bahamas)
F504 Barbados — Eleanor Grace David-Halstead (Built as USS Halstead, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by Barbados, renamed HMBS Ichirouganaim)
F505 Caicos — Sofía Corazón Bradley-Hannam y Lasserre (Built as USS Hannam, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned, then transferred to Argentina, renamed ARA Santísima Trinidad, was scrapped)
F506 Cayman — Sandra Corrine Bradley-Harland (Built as USS Harland, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F507 Dominica — Nicolette Yasmina Duck-Harnam (Built as USS Harnam, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by Dominica, renamed CDS Dominique)
F584 Labuan — Bethari Dayang Hayati Bidwell-Harvey (Built as USS Harvey, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by Malaysia, renamed KD Labuan)
F585 Tobago — Jessalyn Helena Lucy May-Holmes (Built as USS Holmes, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and converted to mercantile use in Egypt, sunk as blockship, adopted by Trinidad and Tobago, renamed TTS Urupaina)
F586 Montserrat — Wisdom Patricia Page-Hornby (Built as USS Hornby, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F587 Nyasaland — Joycelyn Scott-Hoste (Built as USS Hoste, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by Malawi, renamed MDFS Maravi)
F588 Papua — Elizabeth Hope Lynes-Howett (Built as USS Howett, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and converted to civilian use, sunk in collision, adopted by Papua New Guinea, renamed HMPNGS Papua)
F589 Pitcairn — Wilfreida Hannah Caitlyn Wood-Roe-Pilford (Built as USS Pilford, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F590 Saint Helena — Rose Elaine Baldwin-Wiseman-Pasley (Built as USS Pasley, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F591 Sarawak — Esah Hapsah Lynes-Patton (Built as USS Patton, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by Malaysia, renamed KD Sarawak)
F592 Seychelles — Céline Florance Sébastienne Harper-Pearl (Built as USS Pearl, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by the Seychelles, renamed SPS Sesel)
F593 Perim — Noor Jinan Tasnim Monsarrat-Phillimore (Built as USS Phillimore, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by Yemen, renamed SJY Barīm)
F594 Somaliland — Kalyfa Ayana Hopkins-Popham (Built as USS Popham, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by Somaliland, renamed MKS Saylac)
F595 Tortola — Grace Cleo Lynn Payne-Peyton (Built as USS Peyton, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped)
F596 Zanzibar — Fadhili Firyali Parker-Prowse (Built as USS Prowse, transferred to the United Kingdom and renamed, returned and was scrapped, adopted by Tanzania, renamed MUT Zanzibar)

Ship Prefix

CDS — Commonwealth of Dominica Ship
HMABS — His/Her Majesty's Antiguan and Barbudan Ship
HMBS — His/Her Majesty's Bahamian Ship & His/Her Majesty's Barbadian Ship
HMCS — His/Her Majesty's Canadian Ship
HMPNGS — His/Her Majesty's Papua New Guinea Ship
HMS — His/Her Majesty's Ship
KD — Kapal Di-Raja ("Royal Ship")
MDFS — Malawi Defence Force Ship
MKS — Maraakiibta Somaliland ("Somaliland Ship")
MUT — Meli ya Ulinzi ya Tanzania ("Tanzanian Defence Ship")
SJY — Safinat al-Jumhuriat al-Yamania ("Ship of the Yemenese Republic")
SPS — Seychelles Patrol Ship
TTS — Trinidad and Tobago Ship
USS — United States Ship
 
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Going back across the pond to the United States, it's time to look at the follow-on series of destroyers to the Fletcher-class, the Allan M. Sumner-class ships. Now, this is one list actually composing two distinct classes as twelve of this class were converted to minelaying destroyers (hull classification code DM). Said ships are ordered in this list per their original hull numbers; once they were designated as minelayers, their hull numbers were changed (the numbers being listed here as well).

You all know the drill...

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF ALLEN M. SUMNER-CLASS DESTROYERS

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

692 Allen M. Sumner — Alice Melanie Sumner (Was scrapped)
693 Moale — Eden Moale (Was scrapped)
694 Ingraham — Demeter Nikê Ingraham (Second of name, transferred to Greece, renamed AT Miaoúlis, was sunk as target)
695 Cooper — Elizabeth Glenn Cooper (Was sunk in battle)
696 English — Helen Ruòlán English (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Huìyáng, was sunk as target)
697 Charles S. Sperry — Carmen Socorro Sperry y Zenteno (Transferred to Chile, renamed AC Ministro Zenteno, was scrapped)
698 Ault — Wilma Brenda Ault (Was scrapped)
699 Waldron — Jimena Camila Waldron Santander y Omaña (Transferred to Colombia, renamed ARC Santander, was scrapped)
700 Haynsworth — Myrtle Wénqiān Haynsworth (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Yuányáng, was sunk as artificial reef)
701 John W. Weeks — Joan Winter Weeks (Was sunk as target)
702 Hank — Valencia Encarnación Hank (Transferred to Argentina, renamed ARA Seguí, was scrapped)
703 Wallace L. Lind — Lucy Ŭn'o Lind (Transferred to Korea, renamed TMK Taegu, was scrapped)
704 Borie — Ángela Elmira Borie de Bouchard (Second of name, transferred to Argentina, renamed ARA Hipólito Bouchard, was scrapped)
705 Compton — Lúcia Compton de Mato Grosso (Transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Mato Grosso, was scrapped)
706 Gainard — Joan Allison Gainard (Was scrapped)
707 Soley — Janet Ruth Soley (Was sunk as target)
708 Harlan R. Dickson — Harley Rhoda Dickson (Was scrapped)
709 Hugh Purvis — Hazan Purvis (Transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Zafer, was scrapped)
722 Barton — Joanna Kelley Barton (Second of name, was sunk as target)
723 Walke — Helen Alice Walke (Second of name, was scrapped)
724 Laffey — Breanna Laffey (Resembles Warship Girls self, second of name, preserved as memorial)
725 O'Brien — Jessica Gillian O'Brien (Second of name, was sunk as target)
726 Meredith — Josephine Meredith (Second of name, was sunk by mine strike, later salvaged and scrapped)
727 De Haven — Elizabeth Chŏngsu de Haven (Second of name, transferred to Korea, renamed TMK Inch'ŏn, was scrapped)
728 Mansfield — Dorotea Mansfield (Transferred to Argentina for spare parts, was scrapped)
729 Lyman K. Swenson — Colleen Lìqín Swenson (Transferred to Taiwan for spare parts, was scrapped)
730 Collett — Jesúsa Alisa Collett y Piedrabuena (Transferred to Argentina, renamed ARA Piedrabuena, was sunk as target)
731 Maddox — Wanda Yùlán Maddox (Third ship of the name, transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Bōyáng, was scrapped)
732 Hyman — Willow Minerva Hyman (Was scrapped)
733 Mannert L. Abele — Mandy Lily Abele (Was sunk in battle)
734 Purdy — Francine Wendy Purdy (Was scrapped)
735 Robert H. Smith — Roberta Hollie Smith (Completed as minelayer destroyer DM-23, was scrapped)
736 Thomas E. Fraser — Tamsyn Ellen Fraser (Completed as minelayer destroyer DM-24, was scrapped)
737 Shannon — Harley Dahlia Shannon (Completed as minelayer destroyer DM-25, was scrapped)
738 Harry F. Bauer — Heather Fleur Bauer (Completed as minelayer destroyer DM-26, was scrapped)
739 Adams — Sarah Adams (Completed as minelayer destroyer DM-27, was scrapped)
740 Tolman — Charlotte Ellen Tolman (Completed as minelayer destroyer DM-28, was sunk as target)
741 Drexler — Heidi Chloe Drexler (Was sunk in battle)
744 Blue — Jodie Stacey Blue (Second of name, was sunk as target)
745 Brush — Charlotte Fēnfāng Brush (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Xiāngyáng, was scrapped)
746 Taussig — Eleanor Dōngméi Taussig (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Luòyáng, was scrapped)
747 Samuel N. Moore — Samantha Nǚyīng Moore (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Héngyáng, was scrapped)
748 Harry E. Hubbard — Hannah Enola Hubbard (Was scrapped)
749 Henry A. Wiley — Hollanda Arley Wiley (Completed as minelayer destroyer DM-29, was scrapped)
750 Shea — Janet Joan Shea (Completed as minelayer destroyer DM-30, was scrapped)
751 J. William Ditter — Johanna Wynter Ditter (Completed as minelayer destroyer DM-31, was scrapped)
752 Alfred A. Cunningham — Adelle Audrey Cunningham (Was sunk as target)
753 John R. Pierce — Joanna Renée Pierce (Was scrapped)
754 Frank E. Evans — Freida Edwina Evans (Was sunk in collision)
755 John A. Bole — Josie Xiùyīng Bole (Transferred to Taiwan for spare parts, was scrapped)
756 Beatty — Felipa Esperanza Beatty de Carabobo (Transferred to Venezuela, renamed ARBV Carabobo, was scrapped)
757 Putnam — Charisma Putnam (Was scrapped)
758 Strong — Joaquima Henriqueta Strong do Rio Grande (Second of name, transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Rio Grande do Norte, was sunk en route to scrapping)
759 Lofberg — Gwendolyn Píngfāng Lofburg (Transferred to Taiwan for spare parts, was scrapped)
760 John W. Thomason — Julia Yànxiá Thomason (Transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Nányáng, was sunk as target)
761 Buck — Joana Buck de Alagoas (Second of name, transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Alagoas, was scrapped)
762 Henley — Janet Dana Henley (Second of name, was scrapped)
770 Lowry — Renata Benedita Lowry do Espírito Santo (Transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Espírito Santo, was scrapped)
771 Lindsey — Eugena Emma Lindsey (Completed as minelayer destroyer DM-32, was sunk as target)
772 Gwin — Yeter Gwin (Second of name, completed as minelayer destroyer DM-33, transferred to Turkey, renamed TCG Muavenet, damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
773 Aaron Ward — Aaren Ward (Third of name, completed as minelayer destroyer DM-34, was scrapped)
774 Hugh W. Hadley — Hunter Wynne Hadley (Was scrapped)
775 Willard Keith — Xènia Valentina Keith de Caldas (Transferred to Colombia, renamed ARC Caldas, was scrapped)
776 James C. Owens — Joaquima Cínta Owens de Sergipe (Transferred to Brazil, renamed CT Sergipe, was scrapped)
777 Zellars — Theresa Bahar Zellars/Bahār bint-Mina min-Alamūt al-'Asadi (Transferred to Iran, renamed KNDA Badr, decommissioned)
778 Massey — Lace Edna Massey (Was scrapped)
779 Douglas H. Fox — Débora Herminia Fox Portales y Palazuelos (Transferred to Chile, renamed AC Ministro Portales, was sunk as target)
780 Stormes — Marilyn Parvaneh Stormes/Parvāneh bint-Simin min-Alamūt Dāneshvar (Transferred to Iran, renamed KNDA Palang, decommissioned)
781 Robert K. Huntington — Rosita Carmela Huntington (Transferred to Venezuela, renamed ARBV Falcon, was scrapped)
857 Bristol — Marlene Lìjuān Bristol (Second of name, transferred to Taiwan, renamed ZMZ Huáyáng, was scrapped)

Ship Prefix

AC — Armada de Chile ("Navy of Chile")
ARA — Armada de la República Argentina ("Navy of the Argentine Republic")
ARBV — Armada República Bolivariana de Venezuela ("Navy of the Bolvarian Republic of Venezuela")
ARC — Armada de la República de Colombia ("Navy of the Colombian Republic")
AT — Antitorpilikó ("Torpedo Boat Destroyer") (type prefix)
CT — Contratorpedeiro ("Torpedo Boat Destroyer") (type prefix)
KNDA — Keshta Narwa Draaaa Aaran ("Iranian Naval Ship")
TCG — Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Gemisi ("Ship of the Turkish Republic")
TMK — Taehan Minguk Kunhan ("Warship of the Republic of Korea")
ZMZ — Zhōnghuá Mínguó Zhànjiàn ("Warship of the Republic of China")
 
Since I had the names for all of America's aircraft carriers already drawn up, I might as well share them with everyone else.

Note that with the names I marked with (*), the ship name is my creation. You might say I got a little inspired when it came to the names of the cancelled Essex-class carriers.

You all know the drill...

KANTAI COLLECTION/AZUR LANE/WARSHIP GIRLS
LIST OF AIRCRAFT CARRIERS (UNITED STATES NAVY)

No./Ship Name — Human Name (Fate)

LANGLEY-CLASS AIRCRAFT CARRIER
1 Langley — Julia Samantha Langley (Resembles Pacific self, converted from fleet collier AC-3, later converted to seaplane tender AV-3, was sunk in battle)

LEXINGTON-CLASS AIRCRAFT CARRIER
2 Lexington — Helen Rebecca Robinson (Resembles Pacific self, converted from battlecruiser CC-1, was sunk in battle)
3 Saratoga — Olive Dionysia Doolittle (Resembles Kantai Collection self, converted from battlecruiser CC-3, was sunk in Operation: Crossroads)

RANGER-CLASS AIRCRAFT CARRIER
4 Ranger — Louise Florence Henry (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)

YORKTOWN-CLASS AIRCRAFT CARRIER
5 Yorktown — Anna Eleanor Livingston (Resembles Azur Lane self, was sunk in battle)
6 Enterprise — Yvonne Claudia Swanson (Resembles fan art self in Pixiv, ID #43962124, was scrapped)
8 Hornet — Anna Francine Knox (Resembles Pacific self, was sunk in battle)

WASP-CLASS AIRCRAFT CARRIER
7 Wasp — Caroline Charlene Hawkins (Resembles Azur Lane self, was sunk in battle)

ESSEX-CLASS AIRCRAFT CARRIER
9 Essex — Allie Lynda Gates (Resembles Pacific self, was scrapped)
10 Yorktown — Rebecca Anna Roosevelt (Second of name, resembles Azur Lane version of Lynda Gates, preserved as memorial)
11 Intrepid — Helen Joanna Hoover (Resembles Kantai Collection self, preserved as memorial)
12 Hornet — Anna Rhoda Knox (Second of name, resembles Azur Lane version of Francine Knox, preserved as memorial)
13 Franklin — Mildred Helen Franklin (Resembles Warship Girls version of Lynda Gates, was scrapped)
14 Ticonderoga — Sarah Stephanie Pell (Resembles Warship Girls version of Eleanor Livingston, was scrapped)
15 Randolph — Rose Gillian Randolph (Resembles Warship Girls version of Yvonne Swanson, was scrapped)
16 Lexington — Tracey Donna Robinson (Second of name, resembles Pacific version of Eleanor Livingston, preserved as memorial)
17 Bunker Hill — Doreen Dana Boynton (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
18 Wasp — Margaret Julia Walsh (Second of name, resembles Warship Girls version of Charlene Hawkins, was scrapped)
19 Hancock — Juanita Raven Hancock (Resembles Warship Girls version of Francine Knox, was scrapped)
20 Bennington — Melinda Jodie Maas (Was scrapped)
21 Boxer — Doreen Ruth Overton (Was scrapped)
31 Bon Homme Richard — Catharine Miranda McCain (Was scrapped)
32 Leyte — Michelle Janet Mead (Was scrapped)
33 Kearsarge — Andrea Wynn Fitch (Was scrapped)
34 Oriskany — Ida Danielle Cannon (Resembles Azur Lane version of Yvonne Swanson, was sunk as diving park)
35 Reprisal — Margaret Raye Wickes (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
36 Antietam — Eleanor Dana Tydings (Was scrapped)
37 Princeton — Wendy Helen Dodds (Second of name, resembles Warship Girls version of Louise Henry, was scrapped)
38 Shangri-La — Rosa Jodie Doolittle (Resembles Azur Lane self, was scrapped)
39 Lake Champlain — Mildred Wilma Austin (Was scrapped)
40 Tarawa — Charlotte Joan Gilbert (Was scrapped)
45 Valley Forge — Kathryn Mildred Vandergrift (Was scrapped)
46 Iwo Jima — Glenda Kumiko Kiribayashi (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
47 Philippine Sea — Callie Mildred Chandler (Was scrapped)
50 Crown Point — Evelyn Beryl Dillinger (Cancelled before construction) *
51 Leavenworth — Margarita Katharine Clark (Cancelled before construction) *
52 Chrysopylae — Kathryn Kelly Barnes (Cancelled before construction) *
53 Bienville — Elizabeth Bonita Parker-Barrow (Cancelled before construction) *
54 Columbiana — Ruby Charlene Floyd (Cancelled before construction) *
55 Barrington — Helen Darlene Gillis (Cancelled before construction) *

INDEPENDENCE-CLASS LIGHT AIRCRAFT CARRIER
22 Independence — Dorothy Rayne Warner (Resembles Azur Lane self, converted from light cruiser CL-59, used in Operation: Crossroads, was later scuttled)
23 Princeton — Margaret Mary Dodds (Resembles Warship Girls self, converted from light cruiser CL-61, was sunk in battle)
24 Belleau Wood — Danielle Josephine Daly (Resembles Azur Lane version of Samantha Langley, converted from light cruiser CL-76, transferred to France, renamed PA Bois Belleau, was scrapped)
25 Cowpens — Margaret Frances Grandy (Converted from light cruiser CL-77, was scrapped)
26 Monterey — Patricia Nicole Lynda Bellinger (Converted from light cruiser CL-78, was scrapped)
27 Langley — Maria Josephine Phillipa du Motier (Resembles Warship Girls self, converted from light cruiser CL-85, transferred to France, renamed PA Lafayette, was scrapped)
28 Cabot — Anna Juana Cabot (Converted from light cruiser CL-79, transferred to Spain, renamed BSM Dédalo, was scrapped)
29 Bataan — Estefania Esperanza Osmeña (Resembles Azur Lane self, converted from light cruiser CL-99, was scrapped)
30 San Jacinto — Glenda Jacinta Jones (Converted from light cruiser CL-100, was scrapped)

MIDWAY-CLASS LARGE AIRCRAFT CARRIER
41 Midway — Brenda Wynter Ripley (Preserved as memorial)
42 Franklin D. Roosevelt — Rosalyn Jane Roosevelt (Was scrapped)
43 Coral Sea — Virginia Lane Kinkaid (Was scrapped)
44 Thomas Jefferson — Jane Sarah Jefferson (Cancelled before construction) *
56 George Washington — Mary Martha Washington (Cancelled before construction) *
57 John Adams — Abigail Suzanna Adams (Cancelled before construction) *

SAIPAN-CLASS LIGHT AIRCRAFT CARRIER
48 Saipan — Harriet Joyce McCormack (Converted to major communications relay ship AGMR-2, renamed USS Arlington, was scrapped)
49 Wright — Susan Catharine Wright (Converted to command ship CC-2, was scrapped)

LONG ISLAND-CLASS ESCORT AIRCRAFT CARRIER
1 Long Island — Giada da Verrazzano (Resembles Azur Lane self, later converted to merchant service, was scrapped)

BOGUE-CLASS ESCORT AIRCRAFT CARRIER
9 Bogue — Grace Ellen Short (Resembles Azur Lane self, converted from cargo ship, later converted for mercantile use, was scrapped)
11 Card — Jordan Bryce Sykes (Resembles Warship Girls version of Grace Short, converted from cargo ship, was scrapped)
12 Copahee — Jean Glenda Farrell (Converted from cargo ship, was scrapped)
13 Core — May Rebecca Greer (Converted from cargo ship, was scrapped)
16 Nassau — Augustine Kelly Doyle (Converted from cargo ship, was scrapped)
18 Altamaha — June Rose Tate (Converted from cargo ship, was scrapped)
20 Barnes — Carol Darlene Glover (Converted from cargo ship, was scrapped)
21 Block Island — Lorna Cathryn Ramsey (Converted from cargo ship, was sunk in battle)
23 Breton — Ellie Crystal Ewen (Converted from cargo ship, was scrapped)
25 Croatan — Julia Brenda Lyon (Converted from cargo ship, was scrapped)
31 Prince William — Heather Eleanor Regan (Converted from cargo ship, was scrapped)

SANGAMON-CLASS ESCORT AIRCRAFT CARRIER
26 Sangamon — Jayne Heather Duncan (Converted from fleet oiler AO-28, damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)
27 Suwannee — Josephine Rose Lannom (Converted from fleet oiler AO-33, was scrapped)
28 Chenango — Wilma Hannah Mays (Converted from fleet oiler AO-31, was scrapped)
29 Santee — Wendy Grace Betty Hatch (Converted from fleet oiler AO-29, was scrapped)

AVENGER-CLASS ESCORT AIRCRAFT CARRIER
30 Charger — Thelma Lane Sprague (Converted from cargo/passenger ship, later converted for mercantile use, damaged beyond economical repair, was scrapped)

CASABLANCA-CLASS ESCORT AIRCRAFT CARRIER
55 Casablanca — Wilma Wendy Gallaway (Was scrapped)
56 Liscome Bay — Iva Dorothy Wiltsie (Was sunk in battle)
57 Anzio — Hallie Wynne Taylor (Was scrapped)
58 Corregidor — Rose Lynn Bowman (Was scrapped)
59 Mission Bay — Lucy Yvonne Rees (Was scrapped)
60 Guadalcanal — Victoria Dana Gallery (Resembles Warship Girls self, was scrapped)
61 Manila Bay — Boyce Lisa Braun (Was scrapped)
62 Natoma Bay — Honour Lana Meadow (Was scrapped)
63 Saint Lô — Hélène Noelle Coultier (Was sunk in battle)
64 Tripoli — Wendy Glenn Switzer (Was scrapped)
65 Wake Island — Hannah Rose Tague (Was scrapped)
66 White Plains — Mary Elaine Mitscher (Was scrapped)
67 Solomons — Mollie Elsie Crist (Was scrapped)
68 Kalinin Bay — Anna Mary Updegraff (Was scrapped)
69 Kasaan Bay — Belle Elizabeth Grow (Was scrapped)
70 Fanshaw Bay — Joan Lily Kenworthy (Was scrapped)
71 Kitkun Bay — Emmanuelle Arielle Cruise (Was scrapped)
72 Tulagi — Josephine Callie Cronin (Was scrapped)
73 Gambier Bay — Honore Chloe Zitzewitz (Resembles Kantai Collection self, was sunk in battle)
74 Nehenta Bay — Hollie Alice Butterfield (Was scrapped)
75 Hoggatt Bay — Vanna Wilma Saunders (Was scrapped)
76 Kadasahan Bay — Rosemary Nancy Hunter (Was scrapped)
77 Marcus Island — Charlene Frances Greber (Was scrapped)
78 Savo Island — Colleen Elaine Eckstrom (Was scrapped)
79 Ommaney Bay — Lisa Helen Young (Was sunk in battle)
80 Petrof Bay — Jody Lorraine Kane (Was scrapped)
81 Rudyerd Bay — Susan Christine Smiley (Was scrapped)
82 Saginaw Bay — Francine Crystal Sutton (Was scrapped)
83 Sargent Bay — Theodora Wilma Rassieur (Was scrapped)
84 Shamrock Bay — Terri Flora Ward (Was scrapped)
85 Shipley Bay — Ellen Tracey Neale (Was scrapped)
86 Sitkoh Bay — Grace Roberta Lockhart (Was scrapped)
87 Steamer Bay — Stacey Teller (Was scrapped)
88 Cape Esperance — Rhoda Wendy Bockius (Was scrapped)
89 Takanis Bay — Allison Renée Brady (Was scrapped)
90 Thetis Bay — Donna Elizabeth Wilcox (Was scrapped)
91 Makassar Strait — Kelley Wynter Berner (Grounded en route to scrapping, was destroyed as target)
92 Windham Bay — Charlene Windy Oexle (Was scrapped)
93 Makin Island — Willow Brittany Whaley (Was scrapped)
94 Lunga Point — Georgia Alice Tabitha Washburn (Was scrapped)
95 Bismarck Sea — Julia Lane Pratt (Was sunk in battle)
96 Salamaua — Josephina Iva Taylor (Was scrapped)
97 Hollandia — Lucy Charlotte Lee (Was scrapped)
98 Kwajalein — Rosalie Cameron Warrack (Was scrapped)
99 Admiralty Islands — Mary Eleanor Ann Gouin (Was scrapped)
100 Bougainville — Alice Corrine Bond (Was scrapped)
101 Matanikau — Lois Wynne Erdmann (Was scrapped)
102 Attu — Hannah Francine MacComsey (Was scrapped)
103 Roi — Paula Hilda Lyon (Was scrapped)
104 Munda — Lynne Allison Pope (Was scrapped)

COMMENCEMENT BAY-CLASS ESCORT AIRCRAFT CARRIER
105 Commencement Bay — Rhonda Lisa Bowman (Was scrapped)
106 Block Island — Maria Florence Hughes (Second of name, was scrapped)
107 Gilbert Islands — Katharine Lynn Rice Converted to major communications relay ship AGMR-1, renamed USS Annapolis, was scrapped)
108 Kula Gulf — Jean Wendy King (Was scrapped)
109 Cape Gloucester — Josephine Wynter Harris (Was scrapped)
110 Salerno Bay — Willow Charlene Holt (Was scrapped)
111 Vella Gulf — Roberta Wynne Morse (Was scrapped)
112 Siboney — Cotton Stacey Ring (Was scrapped)
113 Puget Sound — Charlotte Freida Coe (Was scrapped)
114 Rendova — Rose Valerie Ruble (Was scrapped)
115 Bairoko — Helen Brenda Temple (Was scrapped)
116 Badoeng Strait — Alice Tamsin Turner (Was scrapped)
117 Saidor — Anne Patricia Storrs (Was scrapped)
118 Sicily — Betty Veronica Wright (Was scrapped)
119 Point Cruz — Doris Tracey Day (Was scrapped)
120 Mindoro — Edwina Rosa Peck (Was scrapped)
121 Rabaul — Alice Adrienne Schade (Cancelled after launch, never completed, was scrapped)
122 Palau — Elizabeth Vanna Cleaves (Was scrapped)
123 Tinian — Grace Lois Woods (Never commissioned, was scrapped)
124 Bastogne — Antonia Caitlyn McAuliffe (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
125 Eniwetok — Harriet Violet Hill (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
126 Lingayen — Jessica Barbara Oldendorf (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)
127 Okinawa — Delia Simone Buckner (Cancelled before launch, was scrapped)

WOLVERINE-CLASS TRAINING AIRCRAFT CARRIER
64 Wolverine — Jennifer Raye Fairlamb (Converted from passenger ship PS Seeandbee, was scrapped)

SABLE-CLASS TRAINING AIRCRAFT CARRIER
81 Sable — Wanda Kennedy Berner (Converted from passenger ship PS Greater Buffalo, was scrapped)

Ship Prefix

BSM — Barco de Su Majestad ("His Majesty's Ship")
PA — Porte-Avions ("Aircraft Carrier") (type prefix)
PS — Paddle Steamer
USS — United States Ship
 
@Pyeknu Please stop spamming the thread. By this point you can make your own thread, or if you keep posting in here then make one post that you edit. But by this point all these posts are spam.
 
It's "Buque" not "Barco".
At least do some basic research. Spanish is not nearly exotic enough to make such mistakes.
 
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War Is a Racket

(Kaiserreich x Kancolle)​


When the news came that she was finally to be struck from the naval register, all she could feel was… relief. She knew that for those ships who were only finished near the end or after the war, they were still raring to fight, to prove their worth in protecting America. But for herself, who had been there since the war started, she was just tired. No amount of repairs or refits could fix the various little scars and aches or renew her aging and overused internals, and that was just the physical injuries.


She had seen too many of her old comrades who had went into the war with her not even make it out of the first year, and everyone else revered her so much that it was impossible to connect as equals. But, on a more positive train of thought, with her gone she would no longer be that figure on the pedestal whose shadow shrouded the deeds of the new ships, though she certainly pitied whichever carrier was to inevitably inherit her name.


As her internals shuddered to a halt for the last time, she wondered if maybe she could see her comrades again. It was a foolish thought, especially for a warship, but… it would be nice to be with them, to tell them their sacrifice for peace was not in vain. And with that final wish she drifted off to…

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"What the hell."


Those were the very first words out of her mouth as she looked down with her very own eyes at her very human looking body. And yet it certainly wasn't human as she could still feel all her internals, her now full sized crew, and all one hundred planes resting in her hanger. It was as if she was back in 1940, having launched on her maiden voyage.


Besides, she was pretty sure humans couldn't stand? Float? Well, do whatever it was she was currently doing on the water that was both far too calm to be the Atlantic she had previously been in, and was so shallow that if she had still been a full-blown steel hull she would have almost certainly grounded. The reason for it being so shallow was the seemingly lived on island that she had just now spotted with her Mk 1 Eyeball, though she doubted that if she was truly human her vision would have been so eagle eyed as it was now. Perhaps her friends were there? If she had been in any other situation she would not be nearly so optimistic but…


She stared at the sandy beach in trepidation, listening to the faint whirring sound of the very small fighters flying BARCAP above her head. The hope of seeing her fellows had already been dashed before she had reached the island, which was an atoll based on the reports from her pilots who buzzed the outskirts and own observations. It seemed to have been some sort of garrison and air field before some sort of fighting had occurred. Perhaps it was some old American garrison, but it was over twenty years later so she would have thought it would have been reclaimed.


No, the real source for having been nervously sticking just off the beach was that floating in shallow water was one thing, but even with her new human body she was nervous at going onto dry land. She was an ocean going fleet carrier after all, not some amphibious lander. Still, she couldn't just float aimlessly like a moron forever and she took a cautious step and… her boot firmly stood on the wet sand like she was a normal human being. She laughed (another first!) at her own nervousness, oh what would all those who looked up to her like some sort of unsinkable deity have thought of her being scared of a bit of sand!


After a bit of exploration, any sort of levity she may have had was removed as she looked through the shelled out buildings and blasted pathways. What little signs that remained were in English but the few long dead husks of jets that had seemingly been caught in their hanger by whatever surprise attack were far different looking than the ones even she had received at the end of her long life. Had the Japanese finally decided to go from simple saber rattling to all out war?


However, as she emerged from what she had guessed were previously barracks, any thoughts of her simply having woken up in the future with some sort of Japanese surprise attack having occurred halted as she looked at the flagpole, more specifically, what was being flown from it.


Flying tattered, yet still proudly in the wind was not the Grain and Gears she had proudly flown herself, but the old Federalist Stars and Stripes with fifty stars emblazoned onto it. For the USSS Smedley Butler, former flagship of the Union of Socialist American State's Red Navy, and now newly resurrected shipgirl, things had gotten a whole lot more confusing.

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Cross Posted from SB

So one of the things I really liked about Crossover fics such as the one where Kestrel from Ace Combat comes to Kancolle land was the sheer culture shock between both crosses yet an often problem between the two is that the crosses tend to be very unbalancing for the whole WW2 setting, which is why I scrapped ideas for a Warship Gunner Cross Over and then at some point playing HOI I realized Kaiserreich would make a great cross setting with Kancolle as they are both WW2 with KR being hilariously different from OTL. My two ideas were either a cross where Prinz Eugen lands into KR Germany after she gets hit with the nuke from Crossroads, or have a ship from a Totalist CSA land in OTL as Totalist CSA is the most radically different ending for America (that isn't Pelley Land which is dumb and would not result in an interesting character due to multiple reasons). I decided to do the latter idea as while both are peak culture shock, it requires a lot less worldbuilding on my part and being able to rely on actual Kancolle characters.
 
In light of Azur Lane getting Formidable soon, an old film of her self-launching. Wonder how that's going to be reflected in her skills, if at all?

 
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Are there any Percy Jackson Kancolle crossovers? I find it an amusing idea that the Abyssals might worship Percy a son of the sea god.
 
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Are there any Percy Jackson Kancolle crossovers? I find it an amusing idea that the Abyssals might worship Percy a son of the sea god.
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If anything the Abyssals would far more likely worship Oceanus and viewing themselves as the Oceanids, that or believe themselves the daughters of Polybotes the Gigantes opposite of Poseidon and that being the reason why they are meant to destroy humanity.

Arrgh now this is going to to bother me but apparently the Greeks already came up with the idea of the spirit of sunken ships turning into ghostly maidens but I can neither remember the name for them or find it on google.
 
Chojomeka said:
If anything the Abyssals would far more likely worship Oceanus and viewing themselves as the Oceanids, that or believe themselves the daughters of Polybotes the Gigantes opposite of Poseidon and that being the reason why they are meant to destroy humanity.

Arrgh now this is going to to bother me but apparently the Greeks already came up with the idea of the spirit of sunken ships turning into ghostly maidens but I can neither remember the name for them or find it on google.
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You're thinking of the Aenied done by Vergil.
 
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