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HMS Kipling

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1939 K and N-class destroyer

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Instance of: shipwreck
Named after: Rudyard Kipling
Operator: Royal Navy
Country of origin: United Kingdom
Manufacturer: Yarrow Shipbuilders Limited
Conflict: World War II
Image: HMS Kipling (F91) IWM FL 012464.jpg

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P289: J, K and N-class destroyer
P793: keel laying

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1939 ships Destroyers sunk by aircraft J, K and N-class destroyers of the Royal Navy Maritime incidents in May 1942 Ships built in Glasgow Ships sunk by German aircraft World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom World War II shipwrecks in the Mediterranean Sea

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