Teletransport one of the small destroyers to the island just below us.

The destroyers were built in two types the large destroyers and the small destroyers.

The smaller destroyers built in the 1920s were found to be lacking in speed and seakeeping.

The first Yarrow boilers were intended for small destroyers and filled the entire width of the hull.

Bad weather sometimes meant that the smaller destroyers could not sail, and at such times the cruisers would patrol alone.

During that time, the submarine sank eight merchant vessels and a small destroyer, which totalled 27,553 tons.

As such, the 1047s were shaped by the need to be able to fight their way through a fleet composed of these ships and smaller destroyers.

Nine days later, Whale made contact with two small destroyers or torpedo boats but was unable to close.

Germany nevertheless continued to build such boats until the end of World War I, although these were effectively small coastal destroyers.

(A small type-23 destroyer, which a year ago could be had for £65 million is now officially priced at £90 million.)