File:HMSEskimoBowTorpedoDamageMay1940.jpg

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Summary

Description

The British destroyer HMS Eskimo (F75), with her bow blown off by a torpedo during the Second Battle of Narvik, docked on the Norwegian coast. Despite this she will be setting off to England for repair in this state.

Date

May 1940

Source

This photograph N 233 comes from the collections of the Imperial War Museums.

Author

Marshall Bishop H, War Office official photographer

Licensing

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current	20:21, 15 December 2011	800 × 605 (70 KB)	Aaa3-other	original
	12:35, 11 December 2011	800 × 605 (159 KB)	Cobatfor	IWM photo
	10:16, 2 April 2008	350 × 268 (100 KB)	Rcbutcher	{{Information \|Description=IWM caption : "The British destroyer HMS ESKIMO, with her stern (sic) blown off by a torpedo, docked on the Norwegian coast. Despite this she will be setting off to England for repair in this state." <br>Comment : This actually