| 1915 | E2 | Submarine E2 under Lieutenant Commander David de B Stocks was operating in the Sea of Marmora when Lieutenant Lyon went missing. He was landed from E2 in an attempt to blow up a railway bridge near San Stephano (a similar feat to that performed previously by Lieutenant D'Oyly-Hughes of E11). Lieutenant Lyon was never seen again. |
| 1941 | Trespasser (P312) | Laid Down |
| Submarine Camouflage Schemes | Read |
| During WWII, the standard camouflage scheme for British Submarines operating in the Mediterranean was light and dark green and some were even painted pink. Submarines operating in the Gulf waters have displayed a khaki colour. | |
John Johnson-Allen
The Naval Career of Fred Henley, Last Survivor of HM Submarine Truculent
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