Credits

Ray Gritt, Editor of Submariners News for permission to recycle articles
Martin Hebbert & Mike Valance of BAE SYSTEMS (Vickers) for permission to use articles & photographs from the company archives.
Ken Collins of The Submariners Association (Barrow-in-Furness) for The Submariners Bond and proofreading.
John Houlding of The Submariners Association (Barrow-in-Furness) for his help with the Branch Database.
The North-west Evening Mail for permission to recycle articles
Stuart Glen TI of HMCS Windsor for help with The Dolphin Code
Fred West for starting off the Boat Database.
Charles Rowntree and Sam Morrow for further assistance with the Boat Database
Dave Palmer for contributions to the Submarine Badges section
Pam Armstrong and Malcolm Blenkinsopp, Honorary Historian at Espana Levante Submariners for their significant contributions of data for the Roll Of Honour
And numerous others who have submitted Dits and Articles to the site

RN Subs

RN Submarines scuttled or captured in WWII	Read
Descriptions of the events in WWII that led to the loss of Royal Navy Submarines in actions where the submarines were sunk, usually by scuttling, with the captains and crew taken prisoner. Included are two variations - in one case the submarine was captured and in another the captain was killed in action.