- HMS Eskimo
Two ships of the
Royal Navy have been named HMS "Eskimo":* "Eskimo" was a Tribal-class
destroyer that served inWorld War II .
* "Eskimo" was a Tribal-classfrigate . She was sunk as a target vessel in1986 .
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