E 34 |
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| Built By: | Thornycroft (Southampton) |
| Build Group: | E3ML |
| Fate: | Believed mined on 20th July 1918. Whilst returning from her twenty-fourth minelaying operation off Vlieland, she probably strayed into a minefield laid in that area by E51 some time earlier. She was the last E boat to be lost in WWI. |
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| Aldridge, Newman William | ||||||
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| Norman, William Thomas | ||||||
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| Scott, Frederick Charles | ||||||
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| Tatham, Alan (RNR) DSM | ||||||
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| Dixon, George Russell | ||||||
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| Allen, John | ||||||
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| Murray, Arthur Logan | ||||||
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| Atkinson, George DSM | ||||||
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| Edwards, Benjamin Cogan | ||||||
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| Pankhurst, Arthur Richard | ||||||
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| Baker, Alfred Edward | ||||||
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| Painting, James William Kircaldy | ||||||
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| Smith, John | ||||||
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| Tofts, Charles James | ||||||
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| Amoore, Charles John Newnham | ||||||
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| Lillie, William Philip DSC | ||||||
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| Pulleyne, Richard Ivor DSO* | ||||||
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| Wynne, Hugh Donald (RNR) DSC | ||||||
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| CWGC has Wynne, Hugh Tom Donald Served as Wynne, Hugh Donald | ||||||
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| Cooke, Charles Harold (RNVR) | ||||||
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| Ellis, Charles Edward DSM | ||||||
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| Holmes, John William | ||||||
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| Smith, Herbert James | ||||||
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| Tanner, George Richard DSM* | ||||||
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| Richens, Percy Baron MID | ||||||
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| Baldwin, Christopher Oliver | ||||||
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| Hanson, John William | ||||||
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| Heale, George | ||||||
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| Kemp, William George | ||||||
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| Sargent, James Alfred | ||||||
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| Fortnum, William | ||||||
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| Bignell, William Henry | ||||||
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| CWGC has 144209 and not the correct J 44209 | ||||||
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
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
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I learnt much later, in fact, after the war, what the secret mission involving a high-ranking general of the American army was all about. Major military events records now reveal that the clandestine events that took place based on Gibraltar as described on 22 and 23 October 1942 involving HMS Seraph (and my minute involvement) were the forerunners to 'Operation Torch'.
When the nuclear-powered submarine - Tiger Shark - sets out to investigate a baffling series of naval disasters near the Arctic Circle, its fearless crew quickly find themselves besieged by electrical storms, under attack from an unidentified floating saucer, and in the grip of hairy tentacles in this superb science-fiction potboiler from the golden age of Sci-Fi!
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