HMS Quail was a Q-class destroyer of the Royal Navy. She served during the Second World War but her career lasted less than a year before she was damaged by a mine and withdrawn from active service. Quail was ordered on 2 April 1940 to serve with the 3rd Emergency Flotilla.

^ Sources differ as to the speed of the G class, ranging from 33.75 knots (62.51 km/h; 38.84 mph)[1] to 36.75 knots (68.06 km/h; 42.29 mph).[3] ^ This vessel was originally called HMS Gift, but was renamed in October 1945 to HMS Glowworm (G45). Construction was cancelled on 12 December 1945 before completion.

HMS Quail was a Q class destroyer of the Royal Navy. She served during the Second World War but her career lasted less than a year before she was damaged by a mine and withdrawn from active service. Quail was ordered on 2 April 1940 to serve with the 3rd Emergency Flotilla.

HMS Quail (G45) was a Q-class destroyer launched in 1942. She struck a mine on 15 November 1943 and sank while under tow on 18 June 1944.

At 12.00 hours on 15 November 1943 HMS Quail (G 45) (LtCdr R.F. Jenks, RN) on Adriatic patrol struck a mine laid on 11 November by U-453 off the entrance to Bari. The explosion under the stern blew the aft 4.7in gun overboard and heavily damaged the ship from amidships to the stern.

HMS Quail was a Q-class destroyer of the Royal Navy. She served during the Second World War but her career lasted less than a year before she was damaged by a mine and withdrawn from active service.

HMS "Quail " was a Q class destroyer of the Royal Navy. She served during the Second World War but her career lasted less than a year before she was damaged by a mine and withdrawn from active service.

Lo HMS Quail (pennant number G45) fu un cacciatorpediniere della Royal Navy britannica, entrato in servizio nel gennaio 1943 come parte della classe Q. Dopo un breve servizio in oceano Atlantico, il cacciatorpediniere operò nel teatro bellico del Mediterraneo prendendo parte allo sbarco in Sicilia, all' operazione Baytown e allo sbarco a Salerno.

18 Jun, 1944 Damaged by a mines laid by U-453 (Lt.Cdr. Frhr.v.Schlippenbach), sank while on tow from Bari to Taranto, Italy. 5 Jun, 2002 An Italian diver team, led by Claudia Serpieri, found the wreck of HMS Quail and filmed it. The ship lies at a depth of 90 meters. All the checkings made thereafter matched with HMS Quail.

2023年12月22日 · HMS Quail was a Qclass destroyer of the Royal Navy. She served during the Second World War but her career lasted less than a year before she was damaged by a mine and withdrawn from active service. Quail was ordered on 2 April 1940 to serve with the 3rd Emergency Flotilla. She was laid down on 30 S