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where she was extensively refitted and modified for use as a target submarine. Her deck gun was removed and her hull streamlined, and she was fitted with more powerful batteries. She was allocated to the
Seventh Submarine Flotilla and used for training, based at Sheerness. She continued to run as a
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to penetrate their anchorages and place explosive charges. However, the midget submarine that she was assigned to tow experienced technical difficulties and the mission was aborted. During her next four patrols,
714:. An auxiliary crew was on board during the passage, which was meant to switch with the operational crew near the target. On 20 September, the midget submarine was released to attack the battleship
435:, encountered difficulties with the attacking submarine's charts, and the explosives were laid on a merchant ship close to the dock instead. The dock was damaged and the ship sunk, and
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underwent a lengthy refit to serve as a high-speed target submarine for training purposes. When the war ended, the submarine continued training operations, and was sold for
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penetrated the harbour in broad daylight, avoiding tugs and ships, and successfully placed her explosive charges under the targeted dock. The midget submarine met
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in that X-class midget submarines would be used to penetrate a heavily defended area and attack targets underwater with limpet mines. This mission's target was a
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conducted another uneventful patrol in Arctic waters from 15 November to 7 December, then, in her next patrol, fired four torpedoes at the
Norwegian merchantman
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departed harbour for a patrol in the Bay of Biscay area, off northern Spain. Two weeks later, the submarine torpedoed and sank the German merchant ship
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later in the day, and both submarines returned to their base unharmed, while the charges under the dock exploded, breaking it in two and sinking it.
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of merchant ships with four torpedoes, but it is unclear if she hit any. Two day later, the submarine attacked what appeared to be a German
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was forced to beach itself and broke up the next day. On 12 and 13 March, the submarine fired torpedoes at the merchants
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for the bow tubes for a grand total of thirteen torpedoes. Twelve
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to her target, the same floating dry dock in Bergen.
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1702:IWM Interview with Ian McIntosh, who commanded HMS
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1603:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1922–1946
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823:set out towards Bergen with the midget submarine
767:then ended her patrol in Scotland on 9 February.
494:of 14 feet 8 inches (4.5 m). They
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454:After a last patrol in which she sank one ship,
792:, but failed on both occasions to score a hit.
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709:German battleship
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582:Construction and career
166:General characteristics
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1411:Akermann, pp. 341, 345
1315:Torpedoed and sunk at
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466:Design and description
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1455:"HMS Sceptre (P 215)"
680:On 1 September 1943,
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1620:Grove, Eric (1993).
1568:Best, Brian (2017).
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995:Fate and location
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184:Displacement
113:Commissioned
100:25 July 1940
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16:UK submarine
2547:River class
2504:Soviet Navy
2282:French Navy
1936:Shakespeare
1864:Third group
1754:First group
1338: /
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992:Nationality
944:arrived at
878:on 2 June.
786:Kong Harald
755:attacked a
711:Scharnhorst
701:battleships
674:Scharnhorst
408:battleships
287:6,000
228:1,900
21:HMS Sceptre
2605:1943 ships
2594:Categories
2006:Stonehenge
1524:References
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1183:03°10.30′W
1180:43°21.30′N
1132:Hochheimer
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641:Scapa Flow
619:Lieutenant
517:(708
396:Royal Navy
309:Complement
301:Test depth
242:Propulsion
2562:Cancelled
2484:Spearhead
2343:Sportsman
2307:Statesman
2230:Sprightly
2223:Sea Robin
2195:Spearhead
2146:Seneschal
2132:Sea Scout
2097:Statesman
2083:Sea Devil
2027:Strongbow
2020:Stratagem
1992:Sportsman
1950:Sea Nymph
1922:Sea Rover
1839:Spearfish
1763:Swordfish
1663:cite book
1588:cite book
1459:Uboat.net
1325:05°28.5′E
946:Sheerness
893:released
876:Gibraltar
864:, Spain.
833:Barenfels
626:Holy Loch
596:laid down
553:torpedoes
504:long tons
500:long tons
496:displaced
476:North Sea
400:North Sea
392:submarine
178:submarine
143:Sold for
97:Laid down
2425:Sturgeon
2390:Springer
2378:Sanguine
2331:Spiteful
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2202:Springer
2167:Scorcher
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2076:Scotsman
2069:Shalimar
2048:Stubborn
2041:Scythian
1985:Splendid
1978:Spiteful
1784:Starfish
1777:Seahorse
1770:Sturgeon
951:Portland
686:Port HHZ
611:launched
607:Greenock
603:shipyard
574:or 291W
572:Type 291
564:deck gun
478:and the
433:Guidance
362:deck gun
342:Armament
331:Type 291
268:15
105:Launched
91:Greenock
2539:Rainbow
2519:Sunfish
2479:Neptuno
2467:Náutilo
2420:Zeehond
2338:Sibylle
2302:Sultane
2237:Surface
2125:Supreme
2111:Stygian
1901:Sceptre
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1853:Sterlet
1846:Sunfish
1832:Seawolf
1825:Snapper
1804:Sealion
1704:Sceptre
1464:8 March
1346:UJ 1111
1322:58°34′N
1310:Germany
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1168:Germany
1111:02°52′W
1108:43°31′N
1096:Germany
1038:10°38′E
1035:64°32′N
1023:Germany
989:Tonnage
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942:Sceptre
929:UJ 1111
924:Sceptre
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910:coaster
903:Sceptre
891:Sceptre
880:Sceptre
866:Sceptre
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809:Tirpitz
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753:Sceptre
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690:X-class
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645:Sceptre
634:Sceptre
615:Sceptre
598:in the
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508:ratings
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441:Sceptre
417:Sceptre
389:S-class
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215:Draught
175:S-class
83:Builder
75:Ordered
69:Sceptre
46:History
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1971:Sirdar
1964:Simoom
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871:Baldur
862:Bilbao
817:Bergen
761:U-boat
757:convoy
676:at sea
653:Norway
429:Bergen
385:(P215)
371:AA gun
199:Length
135:: P215
2541:class
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2373:Rahav
2319:Satyr
2291:class
2244:Surge
2174:Sidon
2034:Spark
2013:Storm
1999:Stoic
1915:Sibyl
1894:Satyr
1880:Sahib
1818:Shark
1361:Notes
1059:Lippe
1005:Lippe
959:scrap
955:BISCO
782:Lippe
777:Lippe
568:ASDIC
557:mines
535:knots
460:scrap
326:ASDIC
282:Range
263:Speed
152:Badge
145:scrap
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2160:Saga
2055:Surf
1943:P222
1682:ISBN
1669:link
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1536:ISBN
1466:2019
1297:527
1274:Vela
1222:Vela
983:Date
957:for
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860:off
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498:865
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486:, a
470:The
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366:1 ×
357:1 ×
347:7 ×
253:2 ×
247:2 ×
207:Beam
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