| 1916 | E 35 | Launched |
| 1916 | K 3 | Launched |
| 1939 | Taku (N 38) | Launched |
| 1940 | Spearfish (N 69) | HMS Spearfish sinks the Danish fishing vessels S.130 and S.175 with gunfire in the North Sea. |
| 1940 | Tetrarch (N 77) | HMS Tetrarch captures the Danish fishing vessel Emmanuel and sinks the Danish fishing vessel Terieven with scuttling charges in the North Sea west of Denmark. |
| 1941 | Upholder (N 99) | HMS Upholder fires four torpedoes at the Italian tanker Utilitas off Capo dell'Armi but miss the target. |
| 1941 | Urge (N 17) | Whilst on Patrol along the Sicily/Gulf of Sirte route an attack was made on two escorted Italian Merchant Vessels in position 35`46'N 11`57'E. Four torpedoes were fired of which the first two hit, the third missed and the fourth one also hit. As a result the 4,857 ton PERSEO was damaged and the 5,165 ton ZEFFIRO was sunk. |
| 1944 | Sceptre (P 215) | HMS Sceptre torpedoes and sinks the German merchant Hochheimer off Bilbao, northern Spain. In the same attack the torpodoes miss the German patrol vessels V-402 and V-405. |
| 1944 | Supreme (P 252) | Completed |
| 1945 | Sea Dog (P 216) | HMS Seadog sinks a Japanese sailing vessel with gunfire north of Sumatra, Netherlands East Indies. |
| 1947 | Ambush (P 418) | Commissioned under the command of Lieutenant Commander George E Hunt, DSO, DSC |
| 1970 | Superb (S 109) | Ordered from Vickers, barrow |
The Adriatic, radiant in summer, with its many islands strung like jewels along the Dalmatian coast, is a pleasant sea in time of peace. With the Axis occupation of Yugoslavia and Greece, it became yet another area of perilous opportunity for the Submarines of the Royal Navy. Among the shoals off Italy's eastern seaboard and the innumerable islands of the Yugoslavian coast, where the enemy played a desperate game of hide and seek with his ore ships bound for Fiume, the Submarines carried out many adventurous patrols.
A vividly detailed account of life aboard U.S. submarines in the Pacific during World War II.
An understated but absorbing journal from a veteran of 11 underseas missions in the close quarters of a fleet submarine against Japanese shipping during WW II's Pacific campaigns.
A 1939 graduate of the US Naval Academy.
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The Adriatic, radiant in summer, with its many islands strung like jewels along the Dalmatian coast, is a pleasant sea in time of peace. With the Axis occupation of Yugoslavia and Greece, it became yet another area of perilous opportunity for the Submarines of the Royal Navy. Among the shoals off Italy's eastern seaboard and the innumerable islands of the Yugoslavian coast, where the enemy played a desperate game of hide and seek with his ore ships bound for Fiume, the Submarines carried out many adventurous patrols.
A vividly detailed account of life aboard U.S. submarines in the Pacific during World War II.
An understated but absorbing journal from a veteran of 11 underseas missions in the close quarters of a fleet submarine against Japanese shipping during WW II's Pacific campaigns.
A 1939 graduate of the US Naval Academy.
13 pages added or updated in the last 1 month
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