12 April 1919. Whitehall – built by Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson, Wallsend, laid down June 1918, launched 11 September 1919, completed by HM Dockyard Chatham 9 July 1924, sold for breaking up October 1945. Whitehead – also by Swan Hunter, order cancelled 12 April 1919. Wren – built by Yarrow & Company, laid down June 1918, launched 11 November 1919, completed by HM Dockyard Pembroke Dock 27 January 1923, bombed and sunk by German aircraft off of Aldeburgh 27 July 1940. Wye – also by Yarrow, laid down January 1918, order cancelled September 1919. A further thirty-eight vessels were ordered to this design in April 1918 under the 14th War Programme, of which thirty-one were subsequently cancelled and only seven completed. These ships had a thick fore funnel and a thin after funnel. Vashon – built by William Beardmore & Company, Dalmuir, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Vengeful – also from Beardmore, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Veteran – built by John Brown, laid down 30 August 1918, launched 26 April 1919, completed 13 November 1919, torpedoed and sunk by in Western Atlantic 26 September 1942. Vigo – also from John Brown, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Vigorous – also from John Brown, renamed Wistful June 1918, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Virulent – also from John Brown, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Volage – also from John Brown, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Volcano – also from John Brown, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Wager – built by Denny, laid down 2 August 1918, order cancelled 12 April 1919. Wake – also from Denny, laid down 14 October 1918, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Waldegrave – also from Denny, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Walton – also from Denny, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Whitaker – also from Denny, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Watson – ordered from Fairfield, order transferred to Devonport Dockyard where laid down 1918, order cancelled September 1919. Wave – also from Fairfield, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Weazel – also from Fairfield, order cancelled 26 November 1918. White Bear – also from Fairfield, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Wellesley – built by Hawthorn Leslie, laid down 30 August 1918, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Wheeler – built by Scotts, laid down July 1918, order cancelled 12 April 1919. Whip – also from Scotts, order cancelled 26 November 1918. Whippet – also from Scotts,