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At least three ships have been given the name ''HMS Rainbow'' or the alternative name of ''HCMS Rainbow'' after the common [[rainbow|meteorological phenomenon]].
Several British and Canadian warships have been named ''Rainbow'', after the common [[rainbow|meteorological phenomenon]].


* ''HMS Rainbow'', a ship that took part in the [[Battle of Gravelines]] against the [[Spanish Armada]].
* HMS ''Rainbow'', a ship that took part in the [[Battle of Gravelines]] against the [[Spanish Armada]].
* ''HMS Rainbow'', a 44-gun frigate commanded by [[Henry Trollope]] during the [[American Revolution]].
* HMS ''Rainbow'', a 44-gun frigate commanded by [[Henry Trollope]] during the [[American Revolution]].
* In 1828, HMS ''Rainbow'' carried Admiral [[Henry John Rous]] on an exploration of northern [[New South Wales]] and named [[Stradbroke Island]], off [[Queensland]], Australia.
* [[HMCS Rainbow|HMS Rainbow (1891)]] was an [[Apollo-second class protected cruiser]] that was the first ship of the [[Royal Canadian Navy]]
* [[HMCS Rainbow|HMS Rainbow (1891)]] was an [[Apollo-second class protected cruiser]] that was the first ship of the [[Royal Canadian Navy]]
* HMS ''Rainbow'' was a submarine that served in World War II.
*[[USS Argonaut (SS-475)]] was renamed ''HMCS Rainbow'' and served in the Royal Canadian Navy from 1968 until 1974.
*[[USS Argonaut (SS-475)]] was renamed ''HMCS Rainbow'' and served in the Royal Canadian Navy from 1968 until 1974.

There was also an {{Disambig}}HMS Rainbow on which Admiral Rous explored northern NSW and named Stradbroke Island off Queensland Australia in the mid 1800's
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Revision as of 11:18, 8 April 2007

Several British and Canadian warships have been named Rainbow, after the common meteorological phenomenon.