HMSJervis

HMS JERVIS (F.00) Built by Hawthorn Leslie and launched 9th September 1938. One of three of the class built as leaders. She Served in Home waters at the time of the outbreak of WW2, and moved to the Mediterranean in 1940 (along with most of the class), returning back to the Home waters for a short period before returning to the Mediterranean. after the war she was eventually Scrapped at Port Bannatyne in September 1949. Displacement: 1690 tons as designed but actually was 2330 to 2380 tons during WW2. and later at deep load 2550 tons. Speed: 36 knots. Compliment: 183 - 218. Armament: Six 4.7-inch, 45 calibre QF MKX11 in pairs. plus Four 2 -pounder pompom, and ten 21-inch Torpedo Tubes in two sets of five
HMS Jervis F.00	9th September 1938		Broken up 1949.
HMS Jervis, July 1939. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original negative / photo under license from MPL, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price £25. Order photograph here Order Code XMP2021 Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP2021
HMS Jervis, 1940. A large image size 10" x 7" approx, is available. Reproduced from the original negative / photo under license from MPL, the copyright holder. A signed numbered certificate is supplied. Price £25. Order photograph here Order Code XMP2022 Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP2022 (PHD273)		HMS Jervis. Sent in by T J Bond, whose father served on this ship in the Mediterranean under Captain Mack Also available from us. ©Walker Archive A reproduction of this original photo / photo-postcard size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here © Walker Archive. Order Code PHD274
HMS Jervis - Sister ships of the J and K Class
HMS Jackal F22	25th October 1938		Sunk on 12th May 1942.
HMS Jaguar F.34	22nd November 1938		Sunk on 26th March 1942.
HMS Janus F.53	10th November 1938		Sunk on 23rd January 1944.
HMS Javelin F,61	21st December 1938		Broken up 1949.
HMS Jersey F.72	26th September 1938		Sunk on 21st May 1941.
HMS Juno F.46	8th December 1938		Sunk 21st May 1941 by high altitude Italian bombers off Crete on May 21st 1941. The ship was sunk by Lt Morassuti flying a Cant Z.1007 Bomber of 50 Gruppo based on Scarpanto. (Information courtesy of William Woolmer).
HMS Jupiter F.85	27th October 1938		Sunk 27th February 1942.
HMS Kandahar F.28	21st March 1939		Sunk on 20th December 1941.
HMS Kashmir F.12	4th April 1939		Sunk on 23rd May 1941.
HMS Kelly F.01	25th October 1938		Sunk on 23rd May 1941.
HMS Kelvin F.37	19th January 1939		Broken up 1949
HMS Khartoum F.45	6th February 1939		Internal explosion 23rd June 1940.
HMS Kimberley F.50	1st June 1939		Broken up 1949.
HMS Kingston F.64	9th January 1939		Constructive loss 11th April 1942.
HMS Kipling F.91	19th January 1939		Sunk 11th May 1942.

Naval Historians, Crew & Family Noticeboard HMS Jervis, Message Board for naval enthusiasts and crew descendents of HMS Jervis. This website is not part of any governmental body or official websites of HMS Jervis. Photographs and information on historical events about HMS Jervis requested for this website. If you have any information you would like to send us including photographs of crew members serving on HMS Jervis and also photographs of the ship please USE OUR MESSAGE FORM MESSAGES E. H. DAVIES.. I am trying to locate information on E.H. Davies who may have served on either HMS King George V, HMS Jervis or HMS Penelope during WWII. I inherited oil paintings of these ships painted by him for my grandfather, Geoff Davies (who I believe served with him, I don't think they were related). Unfortunately, my grandfather died 20 years ago and I have no further information except that I remember him saying he served on the Arctic convoys going to Murmansk. I would greatly appreciate any information about either man. Contact Here IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEAVE A MESSAGE USE OUR MESSAGE FORM