Editing E and F-class destroyer (section)

===Postwar===
''Gatineau'', ''Saskatchewan'', and ''Qu'Appelle'' were used to ferry Canadian troops back home before they were placed in reserve in 1946 and subsequently sold for scrap, although ''Gatineau'' was scuttled in 1948 in [[British Columbia]] to serve as a [[breakwater (structure)|breakwater]]. ''Faulknor'' and ''Forester'' were reduced to reserve in 1945 and broken up the following year; ''Escapade'' lasted on active duty a year longer as she served in the Anti-Submarine Training Flotilla until 1946, but the ship was scrapped the next year. Unlike most of her sisters, ''Fame'' remained on active duty until 1947 when she was placed in reserve. She was sold to the [[Dominican Republic]] in 1949 and renamed ''Generalissimo''. The ship was renamed ''Sanchez'' in 1962 and finally discarded in 1968. ''Navarinon'' later became a training ship before she was returned to the Royal Navy in 1956 and broken up the following year.<ref>English, pp. 66, 71, 74, 77–78, 83–84, 86</ref>