Hms Cockchafer facts
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Britain has had no less than 4 ships named HMS Cockchafer
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Not only has the British Royal Navy named a ship the HMS Cockchafer, but that they have used the name at least 4 times. Also, that a cockchafer is a type of insect.
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There have been 4 Royal Navy warships named HMS Cockchafer.
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There have been four British Royal Navy ships named HMS Cockchafer, named after a European beetle.
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The HMS Cockchafer was a Royal Navy Insect-class gunboat. During the Russian Civil War, she served with some of her sister ships as part of the British intervention forces fighting in support of White Russian forces on the Dvina River from 1918–1919.
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There was a British Navy Gunboat that served in WWI and WWII Named the HMS CockChafer
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There have been 4 separate British ships called HMS Cockchafer
