Three ships have been called HMS "Raider".
*The first "Raider" was an
*The second "Raider" was a "Rotherham" class destroyer launched in 1942.
*The third and current "Raider" is a GRP "Archer" class fast patrol boat and the training craft for the Cambridge URNU.
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