# HMS Hoste

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Two ships of the [Royal Navy](/source/Royal_Navy) have borne the name **HMS *Hoste***, after Captain [Sir William Hoste](/source/William_Hoste). A third was planned, but entered service under a different name:

- [HMS *Hoste* (1916)](/source/HMS_Hoste_(1916)) was a [*Parker*-class flotilla leader](/source/Parker-class_flotilla_leader) launched in 1916 and sunk in a collision with [HMS *Negro*](/source/HMS_Negro_(1916)) later that year.
- [HMS *Hoste*](/source/HMS_Nyasaland_(K587)) was to have been a [frigate](/source/Frigate) transferred under [lend-lease](/source/Lend-lease). The name was changed in 1943 to [HMS *Nyasaland*](/source/HMS_Nyasaland_(K587)), and she became a [Colony-class frigate](/source/Colony-class_frigate).
- [HMS *Hoste* (K566)](/source/HMS_Hoste_(K566)) was a [Captain-class frigate](/source/Captain-class_frigate) transferred under lend-lease in 1943 and returned to the [US Navy](/source/US_Navy) in 1945.

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