HMS Lightning

HMS Lightning were called ten ships of the Royal Navy, the name means lightning:

  • HMS Lightning ( 1691), a fire ship with 8 cannons, launched in 1691, captured in 1705 by France
  • HMS Lightning ( 1740), a mortar ship with 8 cannons, launched in 1740, captured in 1746 in Livorno
  • HMS Viper ( 1746 ), a sloop with 14 guns, launched in 1746, in 1755 converted into a fire ship and renamed Lightning, sales in 1762
  • HMS Sylph (1776 ), a sloop with 14 guns, purchase 1776, 1779 converted into a fire ship and renamed Lightning, sales in 1783
  • HMS Lightning ( 1806), a fire ship, launched in 1806, in 1808 converted into a sloop sale 1816
  • HMS Lightning ( 1823), a paddle steamer, launched in 1823, scrapped 1872
  • HMS Lightning ( 1829), a sloop with 18 guns, launched in 1829, renamed in 1832 in Larne, scrapped 1866
  • HMS Lightning ( 1876), a torpedo boat, launched in 1876, later in Torpedo Boat No. 1 renamed, 1896 scrapped
  • , 1915 running and sunk HMS Lightning ( 1895), a destroyer, launched in 1895 on a sea mine
  • HMS Lightning ( 1940), a destroyer, launched in 1940, sunk on March 12, 1943, the speedboat S -55 in the Strait of Sicily
  • Name of ship of the Royal Navy
  • Disambiguation
Sloop-of-war HMS Lightning (1876)
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