Editing G and H-class destroyer (section)

===Royal Navy===
====G class====
[[File:HMSGarlandFL 008921.jpg|thumb|Aerial view of ''Garland'' at low speed]]
{|class="wikitable plainrowheaders"
|+ Construction data
|-
! scope="col"|Ship
! scope="col"|Builder <ref name=e90>English, p. 90</ref>
! scope="col"|[[Laid down]]<ref name=l59/>
! scope="col"|[[Ceremonial ship launching|Launched]]<ref name=e90/>
! scope="col"|Completed <ref name=l59/>
! scope="col"|Fate
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Gallant|H59|2}}
|[[Alexander Stephen and Sons]], [[Linthouse]]
|15 September 1934 
|26 September 1935 
|25 February 1936
| Wrecked by German bombers, declared a constructive total loss, 20 January 1941<ref name=w7/> 
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Garland|H37|2}}
|rowspan=2|[[Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Company]], [[Govan]]
|22 August 1934 
|24 October 1935 
|3 March 1936
|Sold to the [[Royal Dutch Navy]], 14 November 1947 and converted into a training ship, scrapped, 1964
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Gipsy|H63|2}}
|4 September 1934
|7 November 1935
|22 February 1936
|Sunk by a mine, 21 November 1939<ref>English, p. 95</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Glowworm|H92|2}}
|rowspan=2|[[John I. Thornycroft & Company]], [[Woolston, Hampshire|Woolston]] 
|15 August 1934
|22 July 1935
|22 January 1936
|Sunk by the German [[heavy cruiser]] {{ship|German cruiser|Admiral Hipper||2}}, 8 April 1940<ref>English, p. 97</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Grafton|H89|2}}
|30 August 1934 
|18 September 1935 
|20 March 1936
|Sunk by the {{GS|U-62|1939|6}}, 29 May 1940<ref>English, p. 98</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Grenade|H86|2}}
|Alexander Stephen and Sons, Linthouse
|3 October 1934
|12 November 1935
|28 March 1936
|Sunk by German aircraft, 29 May 1940<ref>English, p. 99</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Grenville|H03|2}}<br/>(Flotilla leader)
|[[Yarrow & Company]], [[Scotstoun]]
|29 September 1934 
| rowspan="3" |15 August 1935
|1 July 1936
| Sunk by a mine, 19 January 1940<ref name=w7/>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Greyhound|H05|2}}
|rowspan=2|[[Vickers Armstrongs]], [[Barrow-in-Furness]]
| rowspan="2" |20 September 1934
|1 February 1936
|Sunk by German aircraft, 22 May 1941<ref>English, p. 100</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Griffin|H31|2}}
|6 March 1936
|Transferred to the RCN, 1 March 1943; scrapped, August 1946<ref>English, p. 101</ref> 
|}

====H class====
{|class="wikitable plainrowheaders"
|+ Construction data
|-
! scope="col"|Ship
! scope="col"|Builder<ref name=e02>English, p. 102</ref>
! scope="col"|Laid down<ref name=l61>Lenton, p. 161</ref>
! scope="col"|Launched<ref name=e02/>
! scope="col"|Completed<ref name=l61/>
! scope="col"|Fate
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Hardy|H87|2}}<br/>(Flotilla leader)
|[[Cammell Laird & Company]], [[Birkenhead]]
|30 May 1935 
|7 April 1936 
|11 December 1936
| Sunk by German destroyers, 10 April 1940<ref name=w7/>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Hasty|1936|2}}
|rowspan=2|[[William Denny & Brothers]], [[Dumbarton]]
|15 April 1935
|5 May 1936
|11 November 1936
|Sunk by German [[E-boat]], 15 June 1942<ref>English, p. 105</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Havock|1936|2}}
|15 May 1935 
|7 July 1936 
|16 January 1937
|Ran aground and wrecked, 6 April 1942<ref>English, p. 106</ref> 
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Hereward|1936|2}}
|rowspan=2|Vickers Armstrongs, [[Walker, Newcastle upon Tyne|Walker]]
| rowspan="2" |28 February 1935
| rowspan="2" |10 March 1936
|9 December 1936
| Sunk by German aircraft, 28 May 1941<ref>English, p. 107</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Hero|H99|2}}
|21 October 1936
|Transferred to the RCN, 15 November 1943, and sold for scrap, 1946<ref>English, p. 109</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Hostile|H55|2}}
|rowspan=2|[[Scotts Shipbuilding & Engineering Company]], [[Greenock]]
| rowspan="2" |27 February 1935
|24 January 1936
|10 September 1936
|Crippled by a mine and scuttled, 23 August 1940<ref>English, p. 110</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Hotspur|H01|2}}
|23 March 1936
|29 December 1936
|Sold to the [[Dominican Navy]], 23 November 1948, and scrapped 1972<ref name=ss2/>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Hunter|H35|2}}
|rowspan=2|[[Swan Hunter]], [[Wallsend]]
| rowspan="2" |27 March 1935
|25 February 1936 
|30 September 1936
|Sunk by German destroyers, 10 April 1940<ref name=e13>English, p. 113</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Hyperion|H97|2}}
|8 April 1936 
|3 December 1936
| Crippled by a mine and scuttled, 22 December 1940<ref name=e13/> 
|}

[[File:HMS Hesperus WWII IWM A 7101.jpg|thumb|''Hesperus'' wearing [[dazzle camouflage]] showing the angular bridge front that was fitted to ''Hero'', ''Hereward'', and the ex-Brazilian ships]]

====''Havant'' class====
These six ships were ordered by the [[Brazilian Navy]], but on the outbreak of World War II, they were requisitioned by the Royal Navy. They are usually included with the H class.
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{|class="wikitable plainrowheaders"
|+ Construction data
|-
! scope="col"|Ship
! scope="col"|Builder<ref name=p0>Campbell 1980, p. 40</ref>
! scope="col"|Laid down<ref>English, p. 127</ref>
! scope="col"|Launched<ref name=p0/>
! scope="col"|Completed<ref name=l63/>
! scope="col"|Fate
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Harvester|H19|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Handy''}}, {{nowrap|ex-''Jurua''}})
|Vickers Armstrongs, Barrow
|3 June 1938
|29 September 1939
|23 May 1940
|Sunk by the {{GS|U-432||6}}, 11 March 1943<ref>English, p. 128</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Havant|H32|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Javary''}})
|rowspan=2|[[J. Samuel White]], [[Cowes]]
|30 March 1938
|17 July 1939
|19 December 1939
|Crippled by German aircraft and scuttled, 1 June 1940<ref>English, p. 129</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Havelock|H88|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Jutahy''}})
|31 May 1938
|16 October 1939
| 10 February 1940
|Scrapped, 31 October 1946<ref>English, p. 130</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Hesperus|H57|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Hearty''}}, {{nowrap|ex-''Juruena''}})
|rowspan=2|John I. Thornycroft & Company, Woolston
|6 July 1938
|1 August 1939
|22 January 1940
|Scrapped, 15 May 1947<ref>English, p. 131</ref>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Highlander|H44|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Jaguaribe''}})
|28 September 1938
|19 October 1939 
|18 March 1940
|Scrapped, 27 May 1946<ref name=e34/>
|-
!scope="row"|{{HMS|Hurricane|H06|2}} ({{nowrap|ex-''Japura''}})
|Vickers Armstrongs, Barrow
|3 June 1938
|29 September 1939
|21 June 1940
|Crippled by the {{GS|U-415||6}}, 24 December 1943, and scuttled 25 December 1943<ref name=e34>English, p. 134</ref>
|}