| 1915 |
E 6 (I 86)
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On 26th December 1915 HMS E6 left Harwich to carry out an anti-submarine patrol in the North Sea. As the submarine neared the Sunk Light Vessel she was signalled by a patrolling torpedo boat to keep clear. E6 continued on her course and within view of the torpedo boat struck a mine and disappeared. |
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| 1939 |
Triumph (N 18)
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Whilst on patrol North East of Heligoland on 26 December 1939, HMS Triumph hit a drifting mine which blew eighteen feet off her bows fully exposing her six internal and two external torpedo tubes. Although all the tubes were loaded, none of her warshots exploded. Unable to dive she was escorted back to Rosyth by Hudson aircraft where repairs were carried out. |
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| 1939 |
Seahorse (S 98)
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HMS Seahorse departed Blyth for her 6th war patrol. She was ordered to patrol in the Heligoland Bight. |
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| 1941 |
Triumph (N 18)
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Triumph set sail from Alexandria for its 21st and last mission before it was due to return to England for a general repair and maintenance. It had orders to carry out two special operations and in the meantime, to patrol the specific section of the Aegean. |
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| 1942 |
Unrivalled (P 45)
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HMS Unrivalled sinks the Italian auxiliary submarine chaser O 97/Margherita with gunfire about 5 nautical miles north of Mehedia, Tunisia. |
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| 1943 |
Sickle (P 224)
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HMS Sickle sinks two Greek sailing vessel with gunfire east of Mykonos Island, Greece. |
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