Churruca Class Destroyer - Ships

Ships

Name

Launched

Decommissioned

Cause

Notes

Churruca

 1925 1927 Sold to Argentina, renamed ARA Cervantes Decommissioned 1961

Alcalá Galiano

 1927 1927 Sold to Argentina, renamed ARA Juan de Garay Decommissioned 1960

Sánchez Barcáiztegui

 1928 1964 Obsolete Scrapped

José Luis Díez

 1929 1965 Obsolete Scrapped

Almirante Ferrándiz

 1929 1936 Sunk In action, by the cruiser Canarias

Lepanto

 1930 1957 Obsolete Scrapped

Churruca

 1931 1957 Obsolete Scrapped

Alcalá Galiano

 1931 1963 Obsolete Scrapped

Almirante Valdés

 1933 1957 Obsolete Scrapped

Almirante Antequera

 1935 1965 Obsolete Scrapped

Almirante Miranda

 1936 1970 Obsolete Scrapped

Císcar

 1936 1957 Ran aground

Escaño

 1936 1963 Obsolete Scrapped

Gravina

 1936 1963 Obsolete Scrapped

Jorge Juan

 1937 1959 Obsolete Scrapped

Ulloa

 1937 1963 Obsolete Scrapped

Liniers

 1946 1982 Obsolete Scrapped

Alava

 1947 1978 Obsolete Scrapped

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