A3
Built By: | Vickers (Barrow) |
Build Group: | A Group 1 |
Fate: | Rammed and sunk by the HMS Hazard on 2nd February 1912. Used as a target and sunk on 17th May 1912. |
Roll of Honour
Name | Rank | Number | Hons | Age |
Armstrong, Charles Elliott | Engine Room Artificer | M 277 | 39 | |
Barden, William Thomas | Able Seaman | 206027 | 27 | |
Campbell, Donald Patrick Colin | Lieutenant | 23 | ||
Compton, Edwin Frank | Able Seaman | 228021 | 24 | |
Farr, Charles | Leading Seaman | 193220 | 31 | |
Fowler, George Herbert | Stoker 1st Class | 302987 | 29 | |
Gent, Arnold William | Stoker 1st Class | 295847 | 30 | |
Good, Arthur Ernest | Engine Room Artificer | 269500 | 38 | |
Kelly, Parker | Able Seaman | 205230 | 26 | |
Ormand, Frank Thompson | Lieutenant | 28 | ||
Page, Charles George | Able Seaman | 219763 | 26 | |
Richardson, Leonard Faber | Lieutenant | 22 | ||
Thornton, Ernest James Vernon | Lieutenant | 21 | ||
Wilder, George | Petty Officer 1st Class | 166859 | 36 | |
Events
06-11-1902 : | Laid Down |
09-03-1903 : | Launched |
13-07-1904 : | Completed |
02-02-1912 : | Sank off Isle of Wight after collision with HMS Hazard The Commander-in-Chief regrets to announce that owing to a collision between His Majesty's Ship Hazard and the submarine A3, the latter sank near East Princess Buoy about noon today. It is feared that the submarine was completely flooded, in which case there is very little hope of the officers and crew being saved, though salvage appliances have been sent out. Whilst on exercise off the Isle of Wight HMS A3 surfaced directly in the path of HMS Hazard. The collision caused a large hole to be torn in the side of the submarine sinking her almost immediately. |
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