| Built By: | Cammell Laird (Mersey) |
| Build Group: | T Group 1 |
| Fate: | Foundered whilst on trials in Liverpool bay on 1st June 1939. Salvaged and became Thunderbolt. As a result of her demise the Thetis bolt was invented and fitted to all rear tube doors. |
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| Adventures In The Adriatic | Read |
| The Adriatic, radiant in summer, with its many islands strung like jewels along the Dalmatian coast, is a pleasant sea in time of peace. With the Axis occupation of Yugoslavia and Greece, it became yet another area of perilous opportunity for the Submarines of the Royal Navy. Among the shoals off Italy's eastern seaboard and the innumerable islands of the Yugoslavian coast, where the enemy played a desperate game of hide and seek with his ore ships bound for Fiume, the Submarines carried out many adventurous patrols. | |
Patrick Boniface
This book details the history of the design, construction and service career of this most important of Britain's post war nuclear vessels
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