12 members of the crew (ex-Aldborough) – built by Ardrossan Dry Dock, launched March 1918, disposed of inter-war (ex-Minehead) – built by John Harkness and Sons, Middlesbrough, launched March 1919, disposed of inter-war (ex-Lydney) built by Fairfield, launched December 1918, sold for scrapping 1947. – built by Fleming & Ferguson, launched October 1918, disposed of inter-war – built by Fleming & Ferguson, launched February 1919, disposed of inter-war – built by Fleming & Ferguson, launched 1919, completed as submarine depot ship, disposed of inter-war – built by Harkness, launched August 1918, disposed of inter-war (ex-Maryport) – built by Harkness, launched October 1918, disposed of inter-war (ex-Mullion) – built by Harkness, launched May 1919, disposed of inter-war (ex-Macduff) – built by Fleming & Ferguson, launched June 1918, disposed of inter-war – built by A and J Inglis, Pointhouse, launched August 1918, disposed of inter-war (ex-Newlyn) – built by Inglis, launched June 1919, disposed of inter-war – built by Eltringham, launched June 1918, disposed of inter-war (ex-Padstow) – built by Lobnitz, launched March 1918, sold for scrapping 1947 – built by Lobnitz, lost 1919 (ex-Portmadoc) – built by Lobnitz, launched March 1919, completed as Admiral's yacht; wrecked 11 November 1931 off Tung Yung Island, with C-in-C China Station (Admiral Sir Howard Kelly) embarked (ex-Polperro) – built by Lobnitz, launched June 1918, disposed of inter-war (ex-Porlock) – built by Lobnitz, launched November 1918, disposed of inter-war (ex-Wicklow) – built by Inglis, launched 1919, disposed of inter-war (ex-Ramsey) – built by Lobnitz, launched 1919, sold for scrapping 1947 (ex-Filey) – built by Dunlop Bremner, launched September 1919, disposed of inter-war (ex-Shoreham) – built by Murdoch and Murray, launched April 1919, completed as tender to navigation school, – built by Murdoch and Murray, launched July 1918, sold for scrapping 1947 – built by Murdoch and Murray, launched October 1918, wrecked off Horse Sand Fort 26 October 1945 and written off as constructive total loss, sold for salvage and wrecked under tow 1946 – built by Murdoch and Murray, launched December 1918, sold for scrapping 1947 (ex-Tarbert) – built by Simons, launched June 1918, disposed of inter-war – built by Napier and Miller, launched February 1918, disposed of inter-war – built by Napier and Miller, launched March 1918, disposed of inter-war (ex-Staithes) – built by Charles Rennoldson, South Shields, launched February 1918, disposed of inter-war (ex-Southwold) – built by Charles Rennoldson, launched June 1918, bombed and