HMS Warrior (1917)

History
Name	Warrior, Wayfarer, HMS Warrior,; Goizeko Izarra, HMS Warrior II;
Owner	Frederick William Vanderbilt; Alfred G. Vanderbilt; Alexander Smith Cochran; Sir Ramón de la Sota Llano; Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen;
Builder	Ailsa Shipbuilding Company,; Troon, Scotland;
Launched	4 February 1904
Commissioned	1917, 1940
Decommissioned	1918
Fate	Sunk by German bombing, 11 July 1940
General characteristics
Type	Steam yacht
Tonnage	1,266 GRT
Length	284 ft (87 m)
Beam	32 ft (9.8 m)
Draft	6 ft (1.8 m)
Installed power	Originally, twin triple-expansion T3-cylinder 15-knot 2-screw steam engine, later twin 4-cylinder triple expansion engine
Propulsion	Screw

HMS Warrior was a steam yacht, twice commissioned by the Royal Navy, which participated in both World Wars, as well as in the Spanish Civil War. She was bombed and sunk in 1940.

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