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''Zenta'' was lost to a greatly superior force of French ships in the [[Battle of Antivari]], as she wheeled to provide her consort, the { ...ikipedia.org/wiki/SMS_Zenta Wikipedia.]</ref>|succBy=Vessel Lost|note=ship lost under his command}}

...ing Bermuda, the Atalanta was never heard of again and all aboard her were lost at sea, the date of deaths being recorded as 4 June, 1880. A strong gale h ..., and in May the Admiralty was compelled to conclude that ''Atalanta'' was lost. In August 1880 a committee of inquiry was called.<ref>The Atalanta. ''The

...-Negro}} on 21 December, 1916, suffering four fatalities. Both ships were lost.{{KindellROH2|p. 302}} ...6}} ff. 419, 229.</ref>|precBy=New Command|succBy=Vessel Lost|note=vessel lost under his command}}

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|chain=Aviation Ships ...end=5 November, 1918{{HepperLosses|p. 144}}|succBy=Vessel Lost|note=vessel lost under his command}}

...8{{HepperLosses|p. 140}}|succBy=Vessel Lost|precBy=New Command|note=vessel lost under his command}} ...September 1918.<ref>''The Technical History and Index: Fire Control in HM Ships, 1919''. p. 15.</ref>

...Edward Island's East Point despite navigating with a beacon in sight. She lost her rudder and compartments flooded. Boats could not be lowered and so raf ...|end=12 September, 1882{{HepperLosses|p. 12}}|succBy=Vessel Lost|note=ship lost under his command}}

On Mackenzie's 37th birthday, the 9 January 1942, {{UK-Vimiera}} was lost to a mine in the Thames estuary while escorting a convoy to Sheerness. ...east to the degree that he commissioned some fine paintings of his various ships after the war.<ref>[http://www.holywellhousepublishing.co.uk/Mackenzie.html

''Negro'' collided with {{UK-Hoste}} on 21 December, 1916. Both ships were lost. While ''Hoste'' suffered just four fatalities, ''Negro'' had fifty-one me ...ember, 1916{{KindellROH2|p. 302}}|succBy=Vessel Lost|note=killed when ship lost under his command}}

...e lost, and Captain Schoonmaker was among the forty-three officers and men lost with her.{{USOfficerReg1890|p. 136}} ...&ndash; 16 Mar, 1889{{USOfficerReg1890|p. 136}}|Succeeded by<br>'''Vessel Lost'''}}

...ruiser Squadron (Royal Navy)|1st Cruiser Squadron]]. Fire opened by other ships of the 2nd Division.<br>About this time one of the 1st Cruiser Squadron on ...emy's after turrets when fourth salvo fell. Immediately after this, enemy lost sight of in spray and mist resulting from a short salvo from another ship.

...Edward Island's East Point despite navigating with a beacon in sight. She lost her rudder and compartments flooded. Boats could not be lowered and so raf ...231}} &ndash; 12 Sep, 1882{{HepperLosses|p. 12}}|Succeeded by<br>'''Vessel Lost'''}}

...ne, 1907. On 19 June 1908, he passed for navigator in all but first-class ships. In October 1911, he would be passed for such in navigation and pilotage. ...mouth|f=t}} as navigator on 30 July 1914 and would die in her when she was lost at the [[Battle of Coronel]] on 1 November, 1914.

...nd {{UK-KingEdwardVII}}. He was first and torpedo officer in the last two ships. ...led when {{UK-Viknor}} disappeared on 13 January 1915, presumably mined or lost to a storm.{{HepperLosses|pp. 31, 32}}

...a more comprehensive means of outputting [[Gun Range|gun range]]. The few ships to receive it were completed too late to see wartime service. ...ere placed in ships, and for how long, seems unclear, though five to seven ships appear possible. In 1918, two coastal battleships just reaching completion

...n under trial. He also invented with Teasdale-Buckell a device to protect ships against mines. This invention was promising enough that his estate would l ...appointed to the {{UK-E6|f=t}} on 13 February, 1915, and died when she was lost in a minefield on 26 December 1915.

...//www.history.navy.mil/danfs/c8/childs.htm Dictionary of American Fighting Ships - Childs]</ref> ...ar, 1918{{KindellROH2|p. 467}}|note=killed when the sub sank|succBy=Vessel Lost}}

...to sloops and patrol vessels. After the war, it specialised in passenger ships and cargo vessels. <div name=fredbot:ships>

...[[G.D.T.]] replaced it. A post-war Technical History volume says that the ships that had an Argo Clock had no time-and-bearing "table" at all... just a tim ...ould not be expected to show ''Queen Mary'' or ''Audacious'', as they were lost well before it was prepared. Excepting ''Orion'', the shipboard installat

...he submarine recovery vessel ''Moordale'' was dispatched to the scene, and ships dropped 11-pound indicator charges to encourage any survivors that help was ...before the war.{{ToL|British Naval Disaster|11 Jan. 1924, p. 10}}{{ToL|The Lost L24|12 Jan. 1924, p. 8}}