B 2 (I 22)
Built By: |
Vickers (Barrow) |
Build Group: |
B |
Fate: |
Rammed and sunk by SS Amerika off Dover 4th October 1912, one survivor, Lt. R.I. Pulleyne. |
B2
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Commanders
1912: |
Lieutenant |
P B O'Brien
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Based on the depot ship HMS Forth
Died: 04-10-1912 |
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Andrews, Richard Sydney 227860
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Able Seaman
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 24
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Barratt, Sidney Charles 235836
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Able Seaman
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 22
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Bryant, James Arthur 310785
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Stoker
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Born: 02-05-1888
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 24
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RN DoB 02/05/1888 |
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Douglas, Alexander 278626
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Petty Officer Stoker
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 40
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House, Walter Charles 237898
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Able Seaman
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 21
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Keast, Herbert 226809
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Leading Seaman
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Born: 27-04-1888
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 24
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RN DoB 27/04/1886 |
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Lancey, William Barrow 214049
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Leading Seaman
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Born: 21-01-1884
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 28
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RN DoB 21/06/1884 |
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Ledo, William 219527
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Leading Seaman
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 26
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Lee, Eneas J 1456
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Able Seaman
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Born: 06-05-1892
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 20
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At birth Lee, Aeneas Served as Lee, Eneas. RN DoB 06/05/1891 |
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Millar, William Crawford 270412
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Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class
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Born: 06-05-1892
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 20
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RN DoB 06/05/1891 |
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O'Brien, Percy Borough
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Lieutenant
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 25
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Commanding Officer |
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Reid, William 270677
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Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 32
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Rivers, Walter Charles 223285
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Petty Officer
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Born: 07-05-1887
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 25
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RN DoB 07/11/1886 |
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Russell, Frank 289294
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Leading Stoker
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Born: 23-01-1880
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 32
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RN DoB 23/06/1879 |
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Sherrell, William Henry 231056
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Able Seaman
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Died: 04-10-1912
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Aged: 26
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Events
30-10-1905 |
Launched |
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09-12-1905 |
Completed |
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04-10-1912 |
Sank off Dover after collision with SS Amerika
In the early hours of 4 October HMS B2 was on the surface about four miles north east of Dover when the 23,000-ton steamer SS Amerika, on passage from Hamburg to New York, via Southampton, collided with the submarine. B2 was struck just forward of the conning tower, a fatal blow that sent the submarine immediately to the bottom. |
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