| Built By: | Vickers (Barrow) |
| Build Group: | D |
| Fate: | Sunk by a mine thrown out of a German warship off Great Yarmouth on 3rd November 1914. |
| 1911: | Lieutenant | Godfrey Herbert |
1914: 8th Flotilla Portsmouth, HMS Maidstone and Adamant
1914: 8th Flotilla. HMS Maidstone, Harwich.
On 3rd November 1914 Submarine D5 was on the surface, at night, off the East Coast hastening to sea to intercept a German Raiding Force. Lt Cdr Herbert, a short while previously, had relieved his Second Captain as 'Officer of the Watch' and was on the bridge when the submarine struck a mine and was sunk. Herbert found himself in the water and after a while he was rescued with his 3rd Hand and three of the crew. His Second Captain and twenty others of his crew were not so lucky.
Lt Cdr Godfrey Herbert had survived a near fatal accident to A4 in 1907 and had, in 1912, taken one of the C Class submarines to Hong Kong.
The survivors were:
Officers
Ratings
Roll of Honour |
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| Blunsdon, Frederick Drury |
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| Boardman, Wright |
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| Bradley, Frederick Elkin |
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| Brodie, Donald Francis O'Callaghan |
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| Copland, William John |
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| Crimp, George |
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| Dowsett, William Richard Cass |
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| Dunne, Joseph |
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| Houlcroft, Edward |
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| Ingham, Thomas |
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| King, George Clarence |
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| Leake, John Robert |
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| Norris, Albert |
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| Penhaligon, Richard Charles |
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| Simmons, Sidney Charles Stanley |
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| Smith, Arthur Cecil DSM |
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| Smith, Timothy |
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| Tilley, John Thomas Percival |
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| Whiting, Harry |
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| Wilcox, Ernest |
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| Worth, Ernest |
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| 23-02-1910 | Laid Down |
| 28-08-1911 | Launched |
| 19-01-1912 | Completed |
| 22-08-1914 | Attacked and fired two torpedoes at the German Cruiser Rostock, no damage was caused. |
| 03-11-1914 | Lost A force of German battle cruisers commenced bombarding the town of Lowestoft. HM Submarines D3, D5 and E10 were ordered to intercept the enemy off Terschelling. While proceeding on the surface to the interception point, D5 struck a drifting mine and was sunk. |
Tudor (P 326) |
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| Class: | 1935 - 1970: T Class |
| Built By: | |
| Build Group: | T 3 |
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Fate: Scrapped in July 1963 at Faslane. |
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Tudor (P 326) |
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| Class: | 1935 - 1970: T Class |
| Built By: | |
| Build Group: | T 3 |
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Fate: Scrapped in July 1963 at Faslane. |
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Charts over a century of submarine development, from the earliest attempts to travel beneath the waves, two World Wars and the Cold War, through to the formidable machines in operation today.
Specification boxes provide at-a-glance information about each submarine's country of origin, length, displacement, speed, armament, propulsion and complement. Features more than 700 historical and modern photographs illustrating each type of submarine, plus artworks of selected examples. Includes fascinating quotes from military leaders and a glossary explaining key naval terms and abbreviations.
17 pages added or updated in the last 2 month
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