I Class Destroyer - Ships

Ships

Pennant
number		 Ship Builder Laid down Launched Commissioned Fate
D03 Icarus † John Brown & Company, Clydebank 9 March 1936 26 November 1936 3 May 1937 Sold for scrapping 29 October 1946.
D61 Ilex John Brown & Company, Clydebank 9 March 1936 28 January 1937 7 July 1937 Sold for scrapping in Sicily 1948.
D44 Imogen Hawthorn Leslie & Company, Hebburn 18 January 1936 30 October 1936 2 June 1937 Collided with cruiser Glasgow 16 July 1940 and sunk.
D09 Imperial Hawthorn Leslie & Company, Hebburn 29 January 1936 11 December 1936 30 June 1937 Severely damaged by air attack 29 May 1941 in Battle of Crete, sunk by torpedoes from Hotspur
D11 Impulsive † J. Samuel White, Cowes 9 March 1936 1 March 1936 29 January 1938 Sold for scrapping 22 January 1946.
D02 Inglefield Cammell Laird & Company, Birkenhead 29 April 1936 15 October 1936 25 June 1937 Sunk by German wire-guided missile off Anzio, 25 February 1944
D10 Intrepid † John I. Thornycroft & Company, Woolston 6 January 1936 17 December 1936 29 July 1937 Sunk by German Ju 88 bombers off Leros, 26 September 1943
D87 Isis Yarrow & Company, Scotstoun 5 February 1936 12 December 1936 2 June 1937 Mined and sunk off Normandy beaches, 20 July 1944.
D16 Ivanhoe † Yarrow & Company, Scotstoun 12 February 1936 11 February 1937 24 August 1937 Mined and sunk off Texel, 1 September 1940

† = fitted as minelayers

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