Submarines
Flotillas of the Royal Navy. General Photographs of submarine
flotillas and their depot ships which can not be ascribed to an individual
class or submarine page. Photos of S/M flotillas including the 1st
Submarine Flotilla and the 4th Submarine Flotilla.
Postcard showing details of the First Submarine
Flotilla's first summer cruise, 1933.
Arrive
Place
Leave
Miles
Malta
27.6.33
29.6.33
Corfu
4.7.33
361
6.7.33
Brioni
13.7.33
430
13.7.33
Venice
20.7.33
77
21.7.33
Biograd
27.7.33
170
28.7.33
Breno Bay
5.8.33
175
5.8.33
Kotor
15.8.33
26
17.8.33
Malta
468
Below are several photos taken of the interior of a
submarine of the 4th flotilla, c.1930's
These photos
either show the internals of an O or P Class submarine, as these made up
the 4th Flotilla at the time. The depot ship which can be seen
through the periscope in one photo, is HMS
Medway, on the China station, 1930 - 1940.
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