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The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the passageway between 45 and 52 stations on the port side of 2 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the 4.5 inch handing room and gun crew's shelter between 74½ and 75¾ stations on the centreline of 1 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) alongside the south side of No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard. In the operations room between 42 and 45½ stations on 1 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the sonar control room between 41 and 42¾ stations on the starboard side of 1 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) alongside the south side of No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard. In the lobby between 55 and 56 stations on the starboard side of 1 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the electronic warfare equipment room between 54⅔ and 56¼ stations on the centreline of 01 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In No. 4 amplifier compartment between 44¼ and 45 stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. The forecastle looking forward from 24 station on the starboard side of 1 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the lobby between 54⅞ and 56 stations on the starboard side of 1 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the P.O's mess between 73 and 78 stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in dry dock in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. A close view of the main circulating discharge on the port side. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In 'H' switchboard room between 59 and 61¾ stations on the port side of 2 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the communications control room (transmitting) (C.C.R.(TX)) between 43 and 45 stations on the port side of 3 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the seamen's mess between 50 and 56 stations in the middle and port side of 3 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the sonar instrument compartment between 16 and 28 stations on 3 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the passageway between 56 and 64 stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the sickbay bathroom between 42½ and 44 stations on the starboard side of 2 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the passageway between 10 and 16 stations on 2 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the GWS 21 Seacat director power room between 60½ and 62 stations on the starboard side of 1 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the enclosed bridge between 40 and 43½ stations on 01 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the transmitting station annexe between 45 and 50 stations on the port side of 3 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the Royal Marines' mess between 50 and 56 stations on the starboard side of 3 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In the enclosed bridge between 40 and 43½ stations on 01 deck. (Roll film negative)
The Type 81 general purpose frigate Eskimo (1961) in No. 3 basin in Chatham Dockyard during her 1971-1974 modernisation. In No. 2 amplifier and S.R.E. (sound reproduction equipment) compartment between 32 and 34 stations on the port side of 2 deck. (Roll film negative)
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