List of Royal Yachts of the United Kingdom
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| amphibious assault shipping |
| battlecruisers |
| battleships |
| corvettes and sloops |
| cruisers |
| destroyers |
| frigates |
| mine countermeasure vessels |
| monitors |
| patrol and attack craft |
| Royal Yachts |
| submarines |
| support ships |
| survey vessels |
| fleet bases |
| shore establishments |
| hospitals and hospital ships |
| air stations |
| aircraft wings |
| fleets and major commands |
| squadrons and flotillas |
This is a list of Royal Yachts of the United Kingdom.
There have been 83 Royal Yachts since the restoration of King Charles II in 1660. Charles II himself had 25 Royal Yachts and five were simultaneously in service in 1831. Occasionally merchantmen or warships have been chartered or assigned for special duty as a temporary Royal Yacht, for example the battleship HMS Vanguard in 1947. There is no current British Royal Yacht.
[edit] Ships
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- Mary
- Jamie
- Fubbs
- Bezan 17th century
- Royal Sovereign (1804-?)
- Royal George (1817-1842)
- Victoria and Albert (1843-1855)
- Fairy (1844-?)
- Elfin (1848-1901)
- Victoria and Albert (ii) (1855-1900)
- Alberta (1863-?)
- Osborne (1868-?)
- Victoria and Albert (iii) (1901-1937)
- Alexandra (1908-1925)
- Britannia (1954-1997)
