BR 3043
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| Preface |
| Part One - The Individual Classes |
| Part Two - Progressive Development of Design and Equipment |
| Appendixes |
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Featured Boat
| A7 | |
 A7 & A9 with depot ship | |
| Built By: | Vickers (Barrow) |
| Build Group: | A Group 2 |
| Fate: | 16/1/1914 - Sank in Whitsand Bay near Plymouth. Remains 135 feet down as a maritime grave |
Have You Read?
| HMS Seraph: Star of film and books | Read |
| It cannot be said of many ships of any nationality that they have had two books and a film produced as a result of their efforts. Only one submarine could ever have a signal sent to her reading Hymn No. 30: Verse Five. If you bother to read Hymn 30 in the English Hymnal you will find that verse five reads, "Thus spake the Seraph and, forthwith appeared a shining throng." Clearly we write about the famous HMS Seraph, Barrow-built and still preserved, in part in the United States. | |
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