Daring had been used for five destroyers by the time of this discussion, including the early vessel and the later ship then in service. The name also identified the 1949 and later destroyer classes. Ferret passed through another destroyer before becoming associated with Royal Naval Reserve intelligence training ashore, primarily in analytical work. Havoc had not been reused for a naval vessel after the World War II loss mentioned here. The reason for leaving the name unused is left uncertain.
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Daring, Ferret and Havoc: different lives of naval names
The names of the first destroyers connect later warships and shore establishments, but each name followed a different path.