| 1915 | E 23 | Launched |
| 1939 | Seal (N 37) | HMS Seal departed Aden for Alexandria. It had been decided that HMS Seal was to return to the U.K. |
| 1941 | Tetrarch (N 77) | HMS Tetrarch torpedoes and damages the German merchant Yalova in the Aegean Sea south of Agios Giorgios Island. |
| 1941 | Clyde (N 12) | HMS Clyde unsuccessfully attacks the German submarine U-67 in Tarafal Bay, Cape Verde Islands. |
| 1942 | Satyr (P 214) | Launched |
| 1943 | Sportsman (P 229) | HMS Sportsman sinks the Italian sailing vessel Angiolina off Corsica. |
| 1943 | Totem (P 352) | Launched |
| 1943 | Vox (P 73) | Launched |
| 1946 | Wilk (N 64) (Dutch) | Came under British control from the Polish Government in Exile. The submarine remained laid up at Harwich. |
| 1949 | Artful (P 456) | HMS ARTFUL recommissioned for service with the crew of HMS AENEAS to await refit in Portsmouth Dockyard |
| 1968 | Repulse (S 23) | Completed |
Fort Blockhouse had its beginnings as a military base in 1431 when Henry VI authorised a tower to be built on the Gosport side of Portsmouth Harbour. The Navy moved into Fort Blockhouse in 1905 for the purpose of establishing a Submarine Boat Station.
A World War 2 drama that highlights the characters (all aged only between 19 and 23 years) as much as the actual events.
The British submarine Sea Tiger's crew is looking forward to a long shore-leave after months at sea. This is cut short when they are ordered to pursue and sink the German battleship Brandenburg. The crew's sub-Commander (John Mills) struggles to fulfil the mission despite discovering that the battleship is heavily defended.
Along the way Sea Tiger encounters many obstacles and once the crew has attempted to sink the battleship they have to escape knowing that they are about to run out of fuel.
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Fort Blockhouse had its beginnings as a military base in 1431 when Henry VI authorised a tower to be built on the Gosport side of Portsmouth Harbour. The Navy moved into Fort Blockhouse in 1905 for the purpose of establishing a Submarine Boat Station.
A World War 2 drama that highlights the characters (all aged only between 19 and 23 years) as much as the actual events.
The British submarine Sea Tiger's crew is looking forward to a long shore-leave after months at sea. This is cut short when they are ordered to pursue and sink the German battleship Brandenburg. The crew's sub-Commander (John Mills) struggles to fulfil the mission despite discovering that the battleship is heavily defended.
Along the way Sea Tiger encounters many obstacles and once the crew has attempted to sink the battleship they have to escape knowing that they are about to run out of fuel.
20 pages added or updated in the last 4 month
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