- The
wyvern (/ˈwaɪvərn/ WY-vərn,
sometimes spelled wivern) is a type of
mythical dragon with two legs, two wings, and
often a
pointed tail
which is said...
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ships of the
British Royal Navy have been
named HMS
Wivern after the
wivern of legend: HMS
Wivern (1863),
launched in 1863, was an
early turret ship originally...
- The
first HMS
Wivern was an
ironclad turret ship
built at Birkenhead, England. She was one of two
sister ships secretly ordered from the John
Laird Sons...
- A
wyvern or
wivern is a two-legged
dragon often represented in heraldry.
Wyvern or
wivern can also
refer to:
Radio Wyvern, a UK
radio station now known...
- The
second HMS
Wivern (D66,
later I66), was a
Modified W-class
destroyer of the
British Royal Navy that saw
service in
World War II.
Wivern was
ordered in...
- a
projected Confederate ironclad turret ram
eventually completed as HMS
Wivern (1863) SS
Mississippi refers to
several steamships in use
circa 1862–1931...
-
breaking up 20
March 1947,
wrecked while en
route Charlestown 29
April 1947.
Wivern –
built by White, laid down 19
August 1918,
launched 16
April 1919, completed...
- into the
Royal Navy: El
Tousson as HMS
Scorpion and El Mon****ir as HMS
Wivern.
Scorpion had a long
Royal Navy career,
until she was lost in the North...
-
Netherlands Navy
Admiralen Destroyer 1,316 20
February 1930
scuttled 2
March 1942
Wivern Royal Navy W (Admiralty)
Destroyer 1,140 23
December 1919 s****ped 18 February...
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escort of six
destroyers (HMS Witherington, HMS Wanderer, HMS Whitshed, HMS
Wivern, HMS Wolverine, and HMS Veteran). As the
flotilla carrying the
casket closed...
