The M class was armed with three twin 4.7-inch gun mounts in closed turrets. They were assigned to the Home Fleet until 1944 and then to the Mediterranean.
HMS Mahratta 1942 ex Marksman G23 disruptive camouflage very dark gray gray medium blue white, torpedoed by a German submarine Barents Sea on 25 02 1944;
HMS Marne 1944 two-tone camouflage very dark gray and light gray;
HMS Martin 1941 G44 two-tone camouflage;
HMS Martin 1944 western camouflage approaches light blue on white background, torpedoed by a German submarine off Algiers on 10 11 1942;
HMS Matchless 1942 G52 western camouflage approaches light blue and white;
HMS Meteor 1942 G73 western camouflage approaches light green and white;
HMS Milne 1943 G14 disruptive camouflage dark gray, medium gray-blue white;
HMS Musketer 1943 G86 camouflage gray-green medium and dark light gray;
Pol Orkan 1944 ex Myrmidon G90 camouflage gray-green medium gray light gray
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HMS Mahratta 1942 ex Marksman G23 disruptive camouflage very dark gray gray medium blue white, torpedoed by a German submarine Barents Sea on 25 02 1944;
HMS Marne 1944 two-tone camouflage very dark gray and light gray;
HMS Martin 1941 G44 two-tone camouflage;
HMS Martin 1944 western camouflage approaches light blue on white background, torpedoed by a German submarine off Algiers on 10 11 1942;
HMS Matchless 1942 G52 western camouflage approaches light blue and white;
HMS Meteor 1942 G73 western camouflage approaches light green and white;
HMS Milne 1943 G14 disruptive camouflage dark gray, medium gray-blue white;
HMS Musketer 1943 G86 camouflage gray-green medium and dark light gray;
Pol Orkan 1944 ex Myrmidon G90 camouflage gray-green medium gray light gray
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