| Built By: | Vickers (Barrow) |
| Build Group: | H21 |
| Fate: | Sold to the Breakers April 1928 |
| 1917: | Lieutenant | William Reynard Richardson | |
| 1919: | Lieutenant | Aubrey Cecil Newbold | |
| 1920: | Lieutenant | Andrew Lancelot Besant | |
| 1922: | Lieutenant | John Duncan de Mussenden Leathes | |
| 1925: | Lieutenant | George Cunningham Paton Menzies | |
| 1925: | Lieutenant Commander | John Murray |
Roll of Honour |
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| Nash, Henry Whinfield |
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| Leading Stoker | ||||||
| Died in hospital at Canterbury whilst undergoing an operation for injuries received in accident on board Submarine H26 | ||||||
The Dolphin Code has earned a solid international reputation, and is now well known within Western Submarine navies. It has even been rumoured that the late Soviet Naval Air Force used the code on occasion. The Royal Australian Navy additions were added in 1997 and serve to attest to the popularity of the DOLPHIN CODE
An account of the development and use of the human torpedoes, semi-submersible and midget submarines mainly in WW2 but including some of the developments that took place in 1918, with many half tone photo ills. and brief accounts of many of the actions involving these craft
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The Dolphin Code has earned a solid international reputation, and is now well known within Western Submarine navies. It has even been rumoured that the late Soviet Naval Air Force used the code on occasion. The Royal Australian Navy additions were added in 1997 and serve to attest to the popularity of the DOLPHIN CODE
An account of the development and use of the human torpedoes, semi-submersible and midget submarines mainly in WW2 but including some of the developments that took place in 1918, with many half tone photo ills. and brief accounts of many of the actions involving these craft
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