| Built By: | Fairfield (Clyde) |
| Build Group: | L3 |
| Fate: | Sold 25th March 1938. |
| 1921: | Lieutenant | James Alexander Pollard Blackburn | DSC |
| 1929: | Lieutenant Commander | John Reginald Hughes D'Aeth | |
| 1930: | Lieutenant Commander | George Cunningham Paton Menzies | |
| 1932: | Lieutenant Commander | Sydney Moffatt Raw |
1919 Baltic Flotilla. Lucia, Revel, Estonia.
P 615 |
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| Class: | 1940 - 1957: Turkish Class |
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| Build Group: | Turkish |
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Fate: The submarine was dispatched to West Africa to provide ASW Training based at Freetown in Liberia. On 18th April 1943 whilst on passage to Takoradi and under escort by MMS 107. P615 was torpedoed and sunk by the German U-Boat U-123 (Oberleutnant zur Zee Horst von Schroeter). The Submarine was lost with all hands |
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After the narrow defeat of their U-boat fleet in the First World War, the German Navy analyzed their experiences and devised new theories and plans for a future conflict.
The principal result of this study was the development of the daring concept of Rudeltaktik, which involved co-ordinated pack attacks on the Allied convoy systems that had proved so successful in defence
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P 615 |
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| Class: | 1940 - 1957: Turkish Class |
| Built By: | |
| Build Group: | Turkish |
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Fate: The submarine was dispatched to West Africa to provide ASW Training based at Freetown in Liberia. On 18th April 1943 whilst on passage to Takoradi and under escort by MMS 107. P615 was torpedoed and sunk by the German U-Boat U-123 (Oberleutnant zur Zee Horst von Schroeter). The Submarine was lost with all hands |
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After the narrow defeat of their U-boat fleet in the First World War, the German Navy analyzed their experiences and devised new theories and plans for a future conflict.
The principal result of this study was the development of the daring concept of Rudeltaktik, which involved co-ordinated pack attacks on the Allied convoy systems that had proved so successful in defence
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