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HMS Vulcan - Depot Ship

Country : UK
Launched : 13th June 1889

HMS VULCAN, a torpedo boat depot ship, was built in Portsmouth Dockyard, launched on 13th June 1889. She was designed to launch torpedo boats against enemy shipping. She became a depot ship for submarines in 1909, serving as mother-ship to a flotilla of submarines, and providing them with a base where they and their crews could rest between exercises. In 1931 she ceased this task and became a training ship for naval torpedo and electrical personnel in Torpoint, Cornwall with the name HMS DEFIANCE III. A Belgian scrapyard broke her up in December 1955.

Renamed Defiance III, 1931.