HMS Juno

HMS Juno is the name of several British ships, which are named after the Roman goddess Juno:

• HMS Juno (1757 ), a ship of the 5th grade with 32 cannons, which was launched in 1757, was burned in 1778 in front of Rhode Iceland to prevent his conquest.
• HMS Juno (1780 ), a warship 5th grade with 32 cannons, which was launched in 1780 and scrapped in 1811.
• HMS Juno (1844 ), Ship of the 6th grade with 26 cannons, which launched in 1844. It was in 1878 renamed HMS Mariner and later converted as HMS Atalanta in a training ship in the year. In 1880 she sank in the Atlantic.
• HMS Juno (1867 ), a wooden sloop with screw drive, which ran from 1867 batch and was sold in 1887.
• HMS Juno (1895 ), a protected cruiser of the Eclipse - class, launched in 1895 and was scrapped in 1920.
• HMS Juno ( F46 ), a destroyer of the J- Class, which was launched in 1938 and was sunk in 1941.
• HMS Juno ( F52 ), a frigate of the Leander class, which in 1965 launched from the dock and scrapped in 1994.