| 1941 | Templar (P 316) | Laid Down |
| 1942 | Ursula (N 59) | HMS Ursula torpedoes and sinks the German merchant Odysseus about 12 nautical miles north-west of Marettimo Island, Italy. |
| 1943 | Sea Dog (P 216) | HMS Sea Dog torpedoes and sinks the German transport ship Oldenburg about 2.5 nautical miles east-north-east of Honningsvåg, Selje, Norway. |
| 1943 | Uproar (P 31) | HMS Uproar fires four torpedoes against the Italian merchant Chisone off Genova, Italy. All torpedoes fired missed their target. |
| 1943 | Spark (P 236) | Launched |
| 1943 | Vulpine (P 79) | Launched |
| 1944 | Thule (P 325) | HMS Thule attacks a submarine off Penang. HMS Thule claims a kill but the torpedoes have exploded prematurely so the submarine escapes unharmed. |
| 1945 | Sentinel (P 256) | Completed |
How could Sleuth win the Gunnery Efficiency Trophy when it did not have a gun? How could Sleuth knock a barrage balloon out of the sky whilst proceeding at 120 feet and towing a submerged X Craft?
Of all the acts of gallantry in World War II few were as audacious as the attack by midget submarines on the pride of the German fleet, the battleship Tirpitz, lying in her fortified mooring in a Norwegian fjord.
Lieutenant Godfrey Place was in command of submarine X7 in September 1943 and travelled over 1000 miles, negotiating minefields and antisubmarine nets to accurately place four tons of high explosive under the hull of the Tirpitz.
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How could Sleuth win the Gunnery Efficiency Trophy when it did not have a gun? How could Sleuth knock a barrage balloon out of the sky whilst proceeding at 120 feet and towing a submerged X Craft?
Of all the acts of gallantry in World War II few were as audacious as the attack by midget submarines on the pride of the German fleet, the battleship Tirpitz, lying in her fortified mooring in a Norwegian fjord.
Lieutenant Godfrey Place was in command of submarine X7 in September 1943 and travelled over 1000 miles, negotiating minefields and antisubmarine nets to accurately place four tons of high explosive under the hull of the Tirpitz.
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