| 1908 | C 21 (I 51) | Launched |
| 1917 | L 33 | Laid Down |
| 1917 | C 4 (I 34) | Fired on a German submarine whilst on the surface and on seeing the U-boat disappear into the darkness assumed that she had missed. After the war when all the logs of the U-boats were obtained it was discovered that the attack had hit the U-boat on her starboard quarter and failed to explode. |
| 1931 | Starfish (S 19) | Laid Down |
| 1933 | O 13 (Dutch) | Ran into and sank fishing boat, HD 7, from Den Helder in the Schulpengat. |
| 1941 | Tetrarch (N 77) | HMS Tetrarch torpedoes sinks the Italian merchant Citta di Bastia in the Aegean Sea about 18 nautical miles south of Milos Island, Greece. |
| 1941 | Tigris (N 63) | HMS Tigris torpedoes and heavily damages the German auxiliary submarine chaser UJ 1201 off the Rolvsoy Fjord. |
| 1961 | Trespasser (P 312) | Scrapped at Gateshead. |
| 1961 | Oracle (S 16) | Launched |
| 1963 | Polaris | First steam-eject launch of Polaris missile at sea off Cape Canaveral, FL (now Cape Kennedy), from USS Observation Island |
A WWII legend of how a Russian reindeer sailed from the far north to Britain in a submarine had always been written off as one of those hoary old wartime tales
In exile, the Polish Navy operated not only their own ships, but also Royal Navy warships, including a cruiser, destroyers, submarines and motor torpedo boats which fought alongside the Allies in the Battle of the Atlantic, the Arctic Convoys, and at the Normandy landings.
This detailed account not only describes the Polish Navy's contribution to the Allied war effort but also the episode of the Polish destroyer Piorun which took on the Bismarck in a lone gun duel leading to the sinking of the great German battleship.
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A WWII legend of how a Russian reindeer sailed from the far north to Britain in a submarine had always been written off as one of those hoary old wartime tales
In exile, the Polish Navy operated not only their own ships, but also Royal Navy warships, including a cruiser, destroyers, submarines and motor torpedo boats which fought alongside the Allies in the Battle of the Atlantic, the Arctic Convoys, and at the Normandy landings.
This detailed account not only describes the Polish Navy's contribution to the Allied war effort but also the episode of the Polish destroyer Piorun which took on the Bismarck in a lone gun duel leading to the sinking of the great German battleship.
20 pages added or updated in the last 2 month
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