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Thule (P325)

Built By:	Devonport Dockyard
Build Group:	T Group 3
Fate:	Scrapped on 14th September 1962 at Inverkeithing.

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HMS Thule painted black with S25 pennant number (previously P325). The forward torpedo tubes have been removed as recoded in PoWV 1959. Additional dome forward.

HMS Thule with fully shielded gun platform. 'Bandstand' removed & snort mast fitted. Mast can be seen folded down on the aft casing. The object sticking up above the snort head is the 138 ASDIC cover. She appears to be fitted with Truculent lights far forward and aft, thus this is a post 1950 photo with no pennant number displayed. She still has the forward external tubes.

HMS Thule fitted with Type 186 hydrophone set (Knout) for trial, 1955.

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