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HMS Eden (destroyer, 1904)


HMS Eden was a River Class destroyer, built in Hebburn by Hawthorn Leslie & Co Ltd. The ship was launched on the 13th March 1903, and completed in June 1904. HMS Eden was lost on the 18th June 1916, as a result of a collision with the ocean liner S.S. France in the English Channel.

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