HMS Antelope (H36) was a British destroyer ship that served during World War II. It was laid down in 1928 and commissioned in 1930. The ship participated in various operations during the war, including convoy duties in the Atlantic, Mediterranean, and Arctic regions. HMS Antelope was involved in the Dunkirk evacuation and later in the Battle of the Atlantic, where it helped escort convoys and hunt enemy submarines. In May 1941, the ship was heavily damaged by German aircraft while escorting a convoy to Malta. Despite efforts to save the vessel, it eventually sank. The crew was rescued, but several sailors lost their lives. HMS Antelope's wreck was discovered in 2008 off the coast of Sicily. The ship's service and sacrifice are commemorated as part of British naval history, showcasing the bravery and dedication of its crew in the face of enemy attacks.

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