attack on the 2nd Battle Squadron in an exercise on 19 June 1918. After the conflict, the ship was moved to the 7th Destroyer Flotilla in the Home Fleet and then reduced to reserve in February 1920. Simoom was part of the Plymouth Reserve in November 1924 when she was refitted at Pembroke Dockyard. In June 1926, Simoom relieved as one of the emergency destroyers at Devonport. In November 1927, Simoom was in turn relieved by as emergency destroyer at Devonport. Simoom was retired following the signing of the London Naval Treaty which limited total destroyer tonnage in the Navy. The destroyer was sold for scrap to Metal Industries, Limited at Charlestown on 8 January 1931. References Citations Bibliography 1918 ships Ships built on the River Clyde S-class destroyers (1917) World War I destroyers of the United Kingdom