| 1903 | Ambrose (F08) 1903 - 1946 | Launched |
| 1910 | C 37 (I 67) | Completed |
| 1910 | C 38 (I 68) | Completed |
| 1915 | F 1 (I A0) | Launched |
| 1919 | H 48 | Launched |
| 1919 | H 52 | Launched |
| 1919 | R 3 | Completed |
| 1940 | Sterlet (N 22) | HMS Sterlet ended her 6th war-patrol, returning to dock at Harwich. |
| 1941 | Rorqual (N 74) | HMS Rorqual torpedoed & sank the Italian submarine Pier Capponi south of Stromboli, Italy |
| 1941 | Upright (N 89) | HMS Upright torpedoes and damages the transport Galilea off Tripoli, Libya. |
| 1944 | Sportsman (P 229) | HMS Sportsman torpedoes and sinks the German sailing vessel Grauer Ort off Cape Maleas, Greece. |
| 1945 | Spark (P 236) | HMS Spark sinks a Japanese coaster with gunfire in the Flores Sea. |
| 1971 | Forth (F04) 1938 - 1978 | Left Singapore for the UK |
While reading an old edition of the Submariners News I noticed a name in the Xmas greetings column that brought back a few memories of my time in the 4th squadron based at Hunters bay in Sydney. That name was Buckwheat Harris or to give him his proper name Donald John Nathaniel Harris (according to buckwheat).
Launched in 1945 and commissioned two years later, submarine HMS Alliance was built for service with the Royal Navy in the Far East. Alliance had a long and distinguished career of more than 28 years that took her all over the world.
Today, Alliance is the centrepiece at the Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Gosport, where the submarine experience is brought to life by tours around the boat. Former submariner and historian Peter Goodwin gives Alliance the Haynes Manual treatment, examining in detail her construction and restoration, and describing what it was like to live, work and go to war in a submarine.
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While reading an old edition of the Submariners News I noticed a name in the Xmas greetings column that brought back a few memories of my time in the 4th squadron based at Hunters bay in Sydney. That name was Buckwheat Harris or to give him his proper name Donald John Nathaniel Harris (according to buckwheat).
Launched in 1945 and commissioned two years later, submarine HMS Alliance was built for service with the Royal Navy in the Far East. Alliance had a long and distinguished career of more than 28 years that took her all over the world.
Today, Alliance is the centrepiece at the Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Gosport, where the submarine experience is brought to life by tours around the boat. Former submariner and historian Peter Goodwin gives Alliance the Haynes Manual treatment, examining in detail her construction and restoration, and describing what it was like to live, work and go to war in a submarine.
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