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Phoenix (N96)

1927 - 1946: Parthian Class

Phoenix sailed on patrol in the Central Mediterranean from Alexandria on 3rd July 1940. A long-range attack was made on two Italian Battle Ships and four destroyer escorts and one hit was claimed. Phoenix continued on to the patrol area off Sicily where a minefield was to be laid. The Submarine was ‘lost with all hands’ on 10th July 1940, probably after a depth charge attack by the Italian Torpedo Boat Albatros off the San Croce Lighthouse at Augusta in Sicily.

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Roll of Honour

Name Rank Number Hons Age
Ayres, Frederick Richard Henry  Leading Cook  D/MX 51360    25
Barkley, Kenneth  Lieutenant      27
Barnes, Eric Benjamin  Leading Signalman  P/JX 134697    25
Barton, Sydney Walter Charles  Leading Seaman  C/JX 133968    26
CWGC has Barton, Sidney Walter Charles
Bedford, William Robert  Able Seaman  P/JX 139404    23
Bennett, Clifford Foster  Stoker Petty Officer  D/KX 77412    31
Bunker, Wilfrid Sidney  Stoker Petty Officer  D/KX 77694    32
CWGC has Bunker, Wilfred Sidney
Cadogan, Timothy  Leading Stoker  D/KX 87749    28
Clark, George Leslie  Petty Officer  C/JX 128542    29
Clift, Albrt Edward  Stoker 1st Class  D/K 66134    33
Cockle, Austin William  Telegraphist  P/J 101543    34
Cooper, William  Leading Stoker  C/KX 82951    26
Davies, Walter John  Petty Officer  D/JX 145335    26
Dee, James Charles  Stoker 1st Class  D/K 62160    37
Diggens, George James  Petty Officer Telegraphist  P/JX 131368    27
Fairholm, Mathew Robinson  Leading Stoker  D/KX 86383    26
Farlow, Charles Albert Joseph  Able Seaman  C/JX 137699    23
Greaves, Cyril Ernest  Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class  P/M 38764    31
Greaves, Stewart Maurice  Leading Seaman  P/JX 147589    24
Hadfield, Eric Roy  Petty Officer  D/JX 134242    25
Hall, Kenneth George  Able Seaman  P/JX 139320    22
Hanna, William John  Able Seaman  C/JX 144129    25
CWGC has Hanna William John Aged 33
Harris, Edwin Raymond  Telegraphist  D/JX 145496    25
Henderson, Malcolm Garnet  Lieutenant      21
Higdon, Reginald Thomas  Able Seaman  P/J 64354    38
Higgins, Alfred George  Stoker 1st Class  D/KX 81826    27
Hollingworth, George Albert  Petty Officer  C/J 112273    31
Howell, Norman Leslie Edgar  Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class  P/MX 47609    27
Humphrey, James Eric  Leading Seaman  C/JX 133260    27
James, Albert Ernest  Leading Seaman  P/JX 131257    28
Leonard, Francis  Leading Seaman  C/JX 125673    30
Liversidge, Grenville Alastair  Lieutenant      22
Matthews, Robert  Stoker 1st Class  D/KX 87821    22
Morton, Thomas William  Leading Stoker  D/KX 81738    28
Nowell, Gilbert Hugh  Lieutenant Commander      34
Commanding Officer
Oliver, Aubrey George  Engine Room Artificer 3rd Class  D/MX 52638    27
Parker, Christopher  Engine Room Artificer 4th Class  D/MX 53687    29
Parry, Oswald  Leading Seaman  D/JX 132726    27
Paxford, Frank Jim  Stoker Petty Officer  D/KX 80859    29
Pegler, Frank  Warrant Engineer  (Ex.36619)    34
Phillips, Albert Desmond  Telegraphist  C/JX 147513    25
Powell, John Hector  Leading Seaman  D/JX 138469    32
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Randell, Victor Cecil  Chief Petty Officer  P/J 58643    39
Relf, Jack Henry  Stoker 1st Class  C/K 86215    25
Robinson, Herbert  Leading Seaman  P/JX 128489    29
Smythe, Harold Arthur  Leading Telegraphist  C/JX 136392    24
Spouse, Abraham  Leading Stoker  C/K 84962    24
Staveley, John Richard  Able Seaman  C/JX 132582    27
Summers, James  Stoker 1st Class  C/KX 83899    26
Thompson, Stephen Welsh  Stoker 1st Class  D/KX 80612    30
Warren, George Edward  Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class  P/M 38444    31
Williams, Christopher  Stoker 1st Class  C/KX 89749    24
Wiltshire, Morgan Rees  Stoker 1st Class  D/KX 86132    25
Wingrave, George Charles  Leading Seaman  C/JX 130137    29
Zoppi, George William  Chief Engine Room Artificer  P/M 33244    38

Commonwealth War Graves Commission

A Tribute To Submariners

I have often looked for an opportunity of paying tribute to our submariners.

There is no branch of His Majesty's Forces which in this war has suffered the same proportion of total loss as our submarine service.

It is the most dangerous of all services.

That is perhaps the reason why the First Lord tells me that the entry into it is keenly sought by Officers and Men.

I feel sure the House would wish to testify its gratitude and admiration to our Submariners for their Skill - Courage and Devotion which has proved of inestimable value to the sustenance of our country.

Winston Churchill

We Will Remember Them
 

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