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List of ships built by Cammell Laird

The following is a non-exhaustive list of ships that were built by Cammell Laird, a shipbuilding and repair company founded in 1828 in Birkenhead, England. The ships are listed in order of their launch, grouped into time periods.

1800s edit

Ship Built Type Flag Ref
USS Chatham 1836 Steamer   Confederate States Navy [1]
HMS Birkenhead 1845 Troop ship   Royal Navy [2]
PS Cambria 1848 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [3]
SS Ellan Vannin 1854 Paddle steamer   Isle of Man [4]
Denbigh 1860 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [5]
Ulster 1860 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [6]
CSS Alabama 1862 Sloop   Confederate States Navy [7]
HMS Orontes 1862 Troop ship   Royal Navy [1]
PS Alexandra 1863 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [8]
HMS Scorpion 1863 Turret ship   Royal Navy [9]
HMS Wivern 1863 Turret ship   Royal Navy [9]
CSS Lark 1864 Paddle steamer   Confederate States Navy [10]
HMS Agincourt 1865 Ironclad   Royal Navy [11]
Huáscar 1865 Turret ship   Peru [12]
HMS Euphrates 1866 Troop ship   Royal Navy [13]
HNLMS Prins Hendrik der Nederlanden 1866 Turret ship   Royal Netherlands Navy [14]
HNLMS Stier 1868 Monitor   Royal Netherlands Navy [15]
HMS Captain 1869 Turret ship   Royal Navy [16]
PS Earl Spencer 1874 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [17]
ARA Paraná 1874 Gunboat   Argentine Navy [18]
ARA Uruguay 1874 Schooner   Argentine Navy [18]
PS Rose 1876 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [8]
PS Shamrock 1876 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [8]
PS Isabella 1877 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [8]
SS Mona 1878 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [19]
PS Lily 1880 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [8]
SS Pembroke 1880 Ferry   United Kingdom [20]
PS Violet 1880 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [8]
PS Eleanor 1881 Paddle steamer   United Kingdom [8]
HMS Rattlesnake 1886 Torpedo gunboat   Royal Navy

[21][22]

TSS Olga 1887 Cargo steamer   United Kingdom [8]
Colombia 1889 Passenger steamer   Germany [23]
SS Antelope 1889 Ferry   United Kingdom [20]
SS Gazelle 1889 Ferry   United Kingdom [20]
SS Lynx 1889 Ferry   United Kingdom [20]
Almirante Condell 1890 Torpedo gunboat   Chilean Navy [24]
Almirante Lynch 1890 Torpedo gunboat   Chilean Navy [24]
USS Mohican 1890 Patrol vessel   United States Navy [25]
TSS Ibex 1891 Passenger steamer   United Kingdom [26]
1891 Battleship   Argentine Navy [27]
SS Sir Richard Grenville 1891 Passenger tender   United Kingdom [28]
TSS Duke of Clarence 1892 Passenger tender   United Kingdom [29]
ARA Libertad 1892 Battleship   Argentine Navy [30]
HMS Royal Oak 1892 Battleship   Royal Navy

[31]

TSS City of Belfast 1893 Passenger liner   United Kingdom [32]
HMS Banshee 1894 Destroyer   Royal Navy [33]
HMS Contest 1894 Destroyer   Royal Navy [33]
HMS Dragon 1894 Destroyer   Royal Navy [33]
HMS Lynx 1894 Destroyer   Royal Navy [34]
SS Titan 1894 Tug boat   United Kingdom [8]
HMS Quail 1895 Destroyer   Royal Navy [35]
HMS Sparrowhawk 1895 Destroyer   Royal Navy [36]
HMS Thrasher 1895 Destroyer   Royal Navy [36]
HMS Virago 1895 Destroyer   Royal Navy [36]
Almirante Simpson 1896 Torpedo gunboat   Chilean Navy [37]
HMS Earnest 1896 Destroyer   Royal Navy [38]
HMS Express 1896 Destroyer   Royal Navy [38]
HMS Griffon 1896 Destroyer   Royal Navy [38]
RMS Leinster 1896 Mail ship   United Kingdom [39]
HMS Locust 1896 Destroyer   Royal Navy [38]
HMS Mars 1896 Battleship   Royal Navy [40]
RMS Connaught 1897 Mail ship   United Kingdom [41]
HMS Panther 1897 Destroyer   Royal Navy [38]
ARA Presidente Sarmiento 1897 Training ship   Argentine Navy [42]
HMS Seal 1897 Destroyer   Royal Navy [38]
HMS Wolf 1897 Destroyer   Royal Navy [38]
HMS Glory 1899 Battleship   Royal Navy [43]

1900―1924 edit

Ship Built Type Flag Ref
HMS Mutine 1900 Sloop   Royal Navy [44]
TSS South Stack 1900 Passenger ship   United Kingdom [8]
HMS Exmouth 1901 Battleship   Royal Navy [45]
HMS Lively 1901 Destroyer   Royal Navy [46]
HMS Orwell 1901 Destroyer   Royal Navy [47]
HMS Sprightly 1901 Destroyer   Royal Navy [46]
TSS Great Southern 1902 Passenger ship   United Kingdom [48]
TSS Great Western 1902 Passenger ship   United Kingdom [8]
HMS Arun 1903 Destroyer   Royal Navy [49]
HMS Blackwater 1903 Destroyer   Royal Navy [49]
HMS Foyle 1903 Destroyer   Royal Navy [49]
HMS Itchen 1903 Destroyer   Royal Navy [49]
HMS Topaze 1903 Cruiser   Royal Navy [50]
HMS Liffey 1904 Destroyer   Royal Navy [49]
HMS Moy 1904 Destroyer   Royal Navy [49]
HMS Pathfinder 1904 Cruiser   Royal Navy [51]
HMS Patrol 1904 Cruiser   Royal Navy [52]
HMS Ouse 1905 Destroyer   Royal Navy [49]
HMS Stour 1905 Destroyer   Royal Navy [49]
HMS Test 1905 Destroyer   Royal Navy [49]
SS Marylebone 1906 Passenger ship   United Kingdom [8]
SS St George 1906 Ferry   United Kingdom [53]
HMS Cossack 1907 Destroyer   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Swift 1907 Destroyer   Royal Navy [54]
SS Sir Francis Drake 1908 Tug   United Kingdom [8]
SS Sir Walter Raleigh 1908 Tug   United Kingdom [8]
HMS Renard 1910 Destroyer   Royal Navy [54]
TSS Manx Maid 1910 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [55]
HMS Raccoon 1910 Destroyer   Royal Navy [54]
SS Sarnia 1910 Passenger vessel   United Kingdom [56]
SS Snaefell 1910 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [57]
HMS Wolverine 1910 Destroyer   Royal Navy [58]
HMS Adamant 1910 Submarine depot ship   Royal Navy [59]
Aetos 1911 Destroyer   Greece [60]
SS Chenab 1911 Steam ship   United Kingdom [1]
Ierax 1911 Destroyer   Greece [60]
Leon 1911 Destroyer   Greece [60]
HMS Lapwing 1911 Destroyer   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Lizard 1911 Destroyer   Royal Navy [49]
HMS Audacious 1912 Battleship   Royal Navy [61]
TrSS 1912 1912 Passenger ship   United Kingdom [8]
SS Kristianiafjord 1912 Passenger liner   Norway [62]
HMAS Melbourne 1912 Cruiser   Royal Australian Navy [63]
Panthir 1912 Destroyer   Greece [60]
SS Bergensfjord 1913 Passenger liner   Norway [62]
SS Britanica 1913 Reefer   United Kingdom [64]
SS King Orry 1913 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [65]
HMS Garland 1913 Destroyer   Royal Navy [54]
Vasilefs Constantinos 1914 Ocean liner   Greece [66]
HMS Caroline 1914 Cruiser   Royal Navy [67]
HMS Abdiel 1915 Minelayer   Royal Navy [68]
HMS Birkenhead 1915 Cruiser   Royal Navy [69][70]
HMS Castor 1915 Cruiser   Royal Navy [71]
HMS Chester 1915 Cruiser   Royal Navy [72]
HMS Constance 1915 Cruiser   Royal Navy [71]
HMS E41 1915 Submarine   Royal Navy [73]
HMS Gabriel 1915 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [68]
SS Kalyan 1915 Passenger ship   United Kingdom [74]
HMS Kempenfelt 1915 Flotilla leader   Royal Navy [75]
HMS Caledon 1916 Cruiser   Royal Navy [76]
HMS E42 1916 Submarine   Royal Navy [73]
HMS E45 1916 Submarine   Royal Navy [73]
HMS E46 1916 Submarine   Royal Navy [73]
HMS Grenville 1916 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Hoste 1916 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Ithuriel 1916 Destroyer   Royal Navy [68]
HMS L7 1916 Submarine   Royal Navy [77]
HMS Parker 1916 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Saumarez 1916 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Seymour 1916 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [54]
HMS L8 1917 Submarine   Royal Navy [77]
HMS Valentine 1917 Destroyer   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Valhalla 1917 Destroyer   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Bruce 1918 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Cairo 1918 Cruiser   Royal Navy [78]
HMS Campbell 1918 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Capetown 1918 Cruiser   Royal Navy [79]
HMS Douglas 1918 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [54]
HMS H33 1918 Submarine   Royal Navy [54]
HMS H34 1918 Submarine   Royal Navy [54]
HMS R11 1918 Submarine   Royal Navy [54]
HMS R12 1918 Submarine   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Mackay 1918 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [54]
SS Stavangerfjord 1918 Passenger liner   Norway [80]
HMS Malcolm 1919 Destroyer   Royal Navy [54]
HMS Scott 1918 Flotila leader   Royal Navy [54]
SS Manistee 1920 Dry cargo ship   United Kingdom [81]
RMS Samaria 1920 Ocean liner   United Kingdom [82]
SS Zent 1920 Reefer   United Kingdom [83]
SS Patia 1922 Reefer   United Kingdom [84]
Nisbet Grammer 1923 Canaller   United States [85]
SS Casanare 1922 Reefer   United Kingdom [86]
SS Sarpedon 1923 Passenger steamer   United Kingdom [87]
SS Darien 1924 Reefer   Panama [88]
SS De Grasse 1924 Liner   France [89]

1925―1949 edit

Ship Built Type Flag Ref
SS Aracataca 1925 Reefer   United Kingdom [90]
USS Cygnus 1925 Cargo ship   United States Navy [91]
HMS Rodney 1925 Battleship   Royal Navy [92]
SS Almeda Star 1926 Passenger and cargo liner   United Kingdom [93]
SS Cristales 1926 Reefer   United Kingdom [94]
SS Sulaco 1926 Reefer   United Kingdom [95]
SS Tetala 1926 Reefer   United Kingdom [96]
SS Andalucia Star 1927 Passenger liner   United Kingdom [97]
SS Arandora Star 1927 Passenger liner   United Kingdom [98]
SS Ben-my-Chree 1927 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [99]
RMS Lady Drake 1928 Passenger liner   Canada [100]
RMS Lady Hawkins 1928 Passenger liner   Canada [100]
RMS Lady Nelson 1928 Passenger liner   Canada [101]
RMS Lady Rodney 1929 Passenger liner   Canada [101]
RMS Lady Somers 1929 Passenger liner   Canada [101]
SS Matina 1929 Reefer   United Kingdom [102]
SS Mopan 1929 Reefer   United Kingdom [103]
SS Peveril 1929 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [104]
HMS Phoenix 1929 Submarine   Royal Navy [105]
SS Sultan Star 1929 Reefer   United Kingdom [106]
SS Benedict 1930 Passenger liner   United Kingdom [107]
SS Deemore 1930 Tug   United Kingdom [88]
SS Platano 1930 Banana boat   Panama [108]
SS Prince David 1930 Passenger liner   Canada [109]
SS Prince Henry 1930 Passenger liner   Canada [109]
SS Prince Robert 1930 Passenger liner   Canada [109]
HMS Hilary 1931 Passenger liner   United Kingdom [110]
HMNZS Achilles 1932 Cruiser   Royal New Zealand Navy [111]
TSS St Andrew 1932 Ferry   United Kingdom [8]
TSS St David 1932 Ferry   United Kingdom [8]
HMS Foresight 1933 Destroyer   Royal Navy [112]
TSS Great Western 1933 Ferry   United Kingdom [8]
HMAS Southern Cross 1933 Troop ship   Royal Australian Navy [113]
RMS Clement 1934 Passenger liner   United Kingdom [114]
HMS Fearless 1934 Destroyer   Royal Navy [112]
SS Mona's Queen 1934 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [99]
HMS Salmon 1934 Submarine   Royal Navy [115]
HMS Sealion 1934 Submarine   Royal Navy [115]
MV Abosso 1935 Passenger liner   United Kingdom [116]
HMS Crispin 1935 Cargo ship   Royal Navy [117]
MV Dunedin Star 1935 Cargo liner   United Kingdom [118]
SS British Confidence 1936 Oil tanker   United Kingdom [119]
HMS Hardy 1936 Destroyer   Royal Navy [120]
HMS Inglefield 1936 Destroyer   Royal Navy [112]
MV Melbourne Star 1936 Cargo liner   United Kingdom [121]
HMS Spearfish 1936 Submarine   Royal Navy [115]
RFA Aldersdale 1937 RFA   Royal Navy [122]
HMS Ark Royal 1937 Aircraft carrier   Royal Navy [123]
MV Brisbane Star 1937 Cargo liner   United Kingdom [124]
SS British Fortitude 1937 Oil tanker   United Kingdom [125]
SS City of Pretoria 1937 Passenger and cargo liner   United Kingdom [126]
Misiones 1937 Destroyer   Argentine Navy [127]
Santa Cruz 1937 Destroyer   Argentine Navy [127]
HMS Lothian 1938 Troop ship   Royal Navy [128]
RMS Mauretania 1938 Mail ship   United Kingdom [129]
HMS Thetis 1938 Submarine   Royal Navy [130]
HMS Trident 1938 Submarine   Royal Navy [131]
HMS Atherstone 1939 Destroyer   Royal Navy [132]
SS British Sincerity 1939 Oil tanker   United Kingdom [133]
HMS Dido 1939 Cruiser   Royal Navy [134]
Diloma 1939 Tanker   United Kingdom [135]
HMS Prince of Wales 1939 Battleship   Royal Navy [136]
HMS Taku 1939 Submarine   Royal Navy [137]
HMS Temeraire 1939 Battleship   Royal Navy [138]
HMS Berkeley 1940 Destroyer   Royal Navy [139]
HMS Blencathra 1940 Destroyer   Royal Navy [140]
HMS Brocklesby 1940 Destroyer   Royal Navy [132]
HMS Charybdis 1940 Cruiser   Royal Navy [141]
HMS Eskdale 1940 Destroyer   Royal Navy [142]
HMS Gurkha 1940 Destroyer   Royal Navy [143]
HMS Talisman 1940 Submarine   Royal Navy [144]
HMS Thrasher 1940 Submarine   Royal Navy [145]
HMS Aldenham 1941 Destroyer   Royal Navy [146]
HMS Argonaut 1941 Cruiser   Royal Navy [147]
HMS Badsworth 1941 Destroyer   Royal Navy [148]
HMS Beaufort 1941 Destroyer   Royal Navy [149]
HMS Belvoir 1941 Destroyer   Royal Navy [150]
RFA Dewdale 1941 RFA   Royal Navy [151]
SS Empire Clive 1941 CAM ship   United Kingdom [152]
SS Empire Flame 1941 CAM Ship   United Kingdom [152]
HMS Glaisdale 1941 Destroyer   Royal Navy [153]
HMS Lively 1941 Destroyer   Royal Navy [154]
HMS Safari 1941 Submarine   Royal Navy [155]
HMS Tempest 1941 Submarine   Royal Navy [156]
HMS Thorn 1941 Submarine   Royal Navy [157]
SS British Promise 1942 Oil tanker   United Kingdom [158]
SS British Tradition 1942 Oil tanker   United Kingdom [159]
HMS Cygnet 1942 Sloop   Royal Navy [160]
HMS Kite 1942 Sloop   Royal Navy [161]
HMS Raider 1942 Destroyer   Royal Navy [162]
HMS Rapid 1942 Destroyer   Royal Navy [163]
HMS Sahib 1942 Submarine   Royal Navy [164]
HMS Saracen 1942 Submarine   Royal Navy [165]
HMS Scorpion 1942 Destroyer   Royal Navy [166]
HMS Scourge 1942 Destroyer   Royal Navy [167]
HMS Seadog 1942 Submarine   Royal Navy [168]
HMS Sea Nymph 1942 Submarine   Royal Navy [168]
HMS Sibyl 1942 Submarine   Royal Navy [169]
HMS Sickle 1942 Submarine   Royal Navy [170]
HMS Simoom 1942 Submarine   Royal Navy [170]
HMS Stubborn 1942 Submarine   Royal Navy [171]
HMS Surf 1942 Submarine   Royal Navy [172]
SS British Restraint 1943 Oil tanker   United Kingdom [173]
MV Empire MacColl 1943 Merchant aircraft carrier   United Kingdom [174]
HMS Spirit 1943 Submarine   Royal Navy [175]
HMS Statesman 1943 Submarine   Royal Navy [176]
HMS Stoic 1943 Submarine   Royal Navy [177]
HMS Stonehenge 1943 Submarine   Royal Navy [170]
HMS Storm 1943 Submarine   Royal Navy [178]
HMS Stratagem 1943 Submarine   Royal Navy [179]
HMS Sturdy 1943 Submarine   Royal Navy [180]
HMS Stygian 1943 Submarine   Royal Navy [181]
HMS Syrtis 1943 Submarine   Royal Navy [179]
HMS Teazer 1943 Destroyer   Royal Navy [182]
HMS Tenacious 1943 Destroyer   Royal Navy [183]
HMS Undaunted 1943 Destroyer   Royal Navy [184]
HMS Ulysses 1943 Destroyer   Royal Navy [185]
HMS Venerable 1943 Aircraft carrier   Royal Navy [186]
HMS Zambesi 1943 Destroyer   Royal Navy [187]
HMS Affray 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [188]
HMS Gravelines 1944 Destroyer   Royal Navy [189]
HMS Hogue 1944 Destroyer   Royal Navy [190]
HMS Lagos 1944 Destroyer   Royal Navy [191]
HMS Scorcher 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [192]
HMS Sea Scout 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [193]
HMS Selene 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [194]
HMS Sidon 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [195]
HMS Sleuth 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [196]
HMS Solent 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [197]
HMS Spearhead 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [198]
HMS Spur 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [199]
HMS Subtle 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [200]
HMS Supreme 1944 Submarine   Royal Navy [201]
HMS Zealous 1944 Destroyer   Royal Navy [187]
HMS Aeneas 1945 Submarine   Royal Navy [202]
HMS Saga 1945 Submarine   Royal Navy [203]
HMS Sanguine 1945 Submarine   Royal Navy [204]
HMS Sluys 1945 Destroyer   Royal Navy [205]
HMS Springer 1945 Submarine   Royal Navy [206]
HMS Alaric 1946 Submarine   Royal Navy [207]
SS Argentina Star 1946 Passenger Liner   United Kingdom [208]
SS King Orry 1946 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [209]
SS Mona's Queen 1946 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [209]
SS Brasil Star 1947 Reefer   United Kingdom [210]
TSS St David 1947 Ferry   United Kingdom [211]
TSS St Patrick 1947 Ferry   United Kingdom [8]
TSS Tynwald 1947 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [209]
SS Uruguay Star 1947 Reefer   United Kingdom [212]
SS Paraguay Star 1948 Reefer   United Kingdom [213]
TSS Snaefell 1948 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [209]

1950―1974 edit

Ship Built Type Flag Ref
HMS Ark Royal 1950 Aircraft carrier   Royal Navy [214]
SS Mona's Isle 1950 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [209]
SS Tasmania Star 1950 Reefer   United Kingdom [215]
SS Hildebrand 1951 Reefer   United Kingdom [216]
SS Romney 1952 Cargo liner   United Kingdom [217]
SS Hubert 1954 Liner   United Kingdom [218]
HMS Whitby 1954 Frigate   Royal Navy [219]
TSS Manxman 1955 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [209]
HMS Tenby 1955 Frigate   Royal Navy [220]
SS San Flaviano 1956 Oil tanker   United Kingdom [221]
SS San Fortunato 1956 Oil tanker   United Kingdom [222]
HMS Grampus 1957 Submarine   Royal Navy [223]
SS Rockhampton Star 1957 Reefer   United Kingdom [224]
SS Auckland Star 1958 Reefer   United Kingdom [225]
INS Talwar 1958 Frigate   Indian Navy [226]
HMS Finwhale 1959 Submarine   Royal Navy [227]
SS Fremantle Star 1959 Reefer   United Kingdom [228]
HMS Sealion 1959 Submarine   Royal Navy [229]
RMS Windsor Castle 1959 Mail ship   United Kingdom [230]
HMS Devonshire 1960 Destroyer   Royal Navy [231]
HMS Odin 1960 Submarine   Royal Navy [232]
MV Royal Daffodil 1961 Ferry   United Kingdom [233]
HMS Oracle 1961 Submarine   Royal Navy [232]
CS Retriever 1961 Cable ship   United Kingdom [234]
HMS Ajax 1962 Frigate   Royal Navy [235]
TSS Manx Maid 1962 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [209]
CS Mercury 1962 Cable ship   United Kingdom [236]
HMS Opossum 1963 Submarine   Royal Navy [232]
CS Cable Enterprise 1964 Cable ship   United Kingdom [237]
RMAS Mandarin 1964 Mooring and salvage   Royal Navy [238]
RMAS Pintail 1964 Mooring and salvage   Royal Navy [239]
SS Ben-my-Chree 1965 Packet steamer   Isle of Man [209]
HMS Onyx 1966 Submarine   Royal Navy [232]
Koningin Juliana 1967 Car / passenger ferry   Netherlands [240]
MV Lion 1967 Ferry   United Kingdom [241]
HMS Renown 1967 Nuclear submarine   Royal Navy [242]
MV Ulster Queen 1967 Ferry   United Kingdom [243]
HMS Revenge 1968 Nuclear submarine   Royal Navy [242]
HMS Conqueror 1969 Nuclear submarine   Royal Navy [244]
MV Gazana 1971 LPG carrier   United Kingdom [245]
Esso Clyde 1972 Oil tanker   United Kingdom [246]
Esso Mersey 1972 Oil tanker   United Kingdom [247]
Oakworth 1972 Bulk carrier   United Kingdom [1]
Orbita 1972 Bulk carrier   United Kingdom [1]
Orduna 1972 Bulk carrier   United Kingdom [1]
Ortega 1972 Bulk carrier   United Kingdom [1]
HMS Birmingham 1973 Destroyer   Royal Navy [248]
MV Gambada 1973 LPG carrier   United Kingdom [249]
SS St Edmund 1973 Ferry   United Kingdom [250]
RFA Orangeleaf 1973 RFA   Royal Navy [251]
HMS Coventry 1974 Destroyer   Royal Navy [252]

1975―1999 edit

Ship Built Type Flag Ref
RFA Appleleaf 1975 RFA   Royal Navy [253]
RFA Brambleleaf 1976 RFA   Royal Navy [254]
HMS Liverpool 1980 Destroyer   Royal Navy [255]
RFA Bayleaf 1981 RFA   Royal Navy [256]
HMS Edinburgh 1983 Destroyer   Royal Navy [257]
Sovereign Explorer 1984 Oil rig [258]
AV-1 (British Gas) 1985 Oil rig [258]
HMS Campbeltown 1987 Frigate   Royal Navy [259]
HMS Unseen 1989 Submarine   Royal Navy [260]
HMS Ursula 1991 Submarine   Royal Navy [260]
HMS Unicorn 1992 Submarine   Royal Navy [260]

2000s edit

Ship Built Type Flag Ref
MV Sound of Seil 2013 Ferry   United Kingdom [261]
MV Sound of Soay 2013 Ferry   United Kingdom [261]
HMS Queen Elizabeth 2014 Aircraft carrier   Royal Navy [262]
HMS Prince of Wales 2016 Aircraft carrier   Royal Navy [262]
RRS Sir David Attenborough 2018 Research vessel   United Kingdom [263]
MV Red Kestrel 2019 Freight ferry   United Kingdom [264]

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