Queen Elizabeth Class Battleship - Ships

Ships

Ships of the Queen Elizabeth Class
Name Pennant Builder Laid down Launched Commissioned Fate
HMS Queen Elizabeth 00 Portsmouth Dockyard 21 October 1912 16 October 1913 January 1915 Broken up 1948
HMS Warspite 03 HMNB Devonport 31 October 1912 26 November 1913 March 1915 Decommissioned 1947. Ran aground and partially scrapped at Prussia Cove.
HMS Valiant Fairfield Shipyard, Clydebank 31 January 1913 4 November 1914 February 1916 Broken up 1948
HMS Barham 04 John Brown Shipyard, Clydebank 24 February 1913 31 October 1914 October 1915 Sunk by a U-boat, 25 November 1941
HMS Malaya Armstrong Shipyard, Tyneside 20 October 1913 18 March 1915 February 1916 Broken up 1948

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