Military Genealogy
Military Genealogy
 
       HOME       
     SEARCH     
    ABOUT US    
PRIVACY POLICY
   CONTACT US   
HMS Versatiles

Dates: 1917 - 1947

V-Class Destroyer ordered from Hawthorn Leslie with the 9th order of tine 1916-17 Programme. The ship was launched on 31st October 1917 and was the first RN vessel to carry the name. Build was completed on 11 tin February 1918. After tine Armistice she served with the Atlantic Fleet in the 1st Destroyer Flotilla and was placed in Reserve at the Nore in October 1936. This ship was brought forward for service in 1939 and in February 1942 following a successful WARSHIP WEEK National Savings campaign she was adopted by the civil community of Tipton, then part of the county of Staffordshire.

P o s t W a r
HMS VERSATILE reduced to Reserve after the end of hostilities with Germany and was placed on the Disposal List by 1947. Sold to BISCO in 1949 the ship was towed to the Breakers’ yard at Granton and broken-up.
Badge : On a Field Black, a weather vane Gold





Bookmark this unit for easy reference later


View your bookmarks



HMS Versatiles
1917 - 1947
REGISTER
SEARCH RECORDS
FREE POW SEARCH
FREE MEDIEVAL SRCH
COMMUNITY
HIRE A RESEARCHER
TUTORIALS
MEMORIES
AFFILIATES
GENES MAGAZINE
GENEALOGY LINKS
LOGIN
CONTACT US
TWITTER
FACEBOOK
HOME


Recommend this page to a friend.
:
:
:


Forces Reunited Military Discounts Military Dating Terms Privacy Policy Contact

Army Roll of Honour British Prisoners of War World War Two Naval Losses Soldiers Died in the Great War De Ruvignys Roll of Honour

Boer War Casualties Men of the Battle of Waterloo Indian Mutiny records Crimean War records WW1 records WW2 records Falklands war records

Napoleonic War Records Commonwealth War Graves Medal Rolls

© 2012 Forces War Records - A Forces Reunited Company