Talk:List of Captain-class frigates
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Hoste
[edit]Para 2 "Naming" - 65 names previously not allocated, not 66. Hoste was the 2nd of the name, 1st being HMS Hoste (1916), also named after William Hoste. See Wiki page for that ship which quotes as reference - Manning, T. D.; Walker, C. F. (1959): British Warship Names; London: Putnam ~2026-19452-62 (talk) 23:19, 28 March 2026 (UTC)
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