Submarines Collection (page 3)

British submarines in dock, WW1
Part of Britains underwater submarine fleet moored in dock just before the First World War. Date: 1914

WW1 - Sinking Svionia the merchantman - Baltics Sea, 1915
WW1 - The first German merchant ship victim Svionia, was sunk by the gunfire off Sassnitz in the western Baltic. The men from two smaller boats and a submarine

WW1 - British submarine rescues German sailor
WW1 - A British marine seen saving the life of a German sailor belonging to a war-ship sunk in the North Sea. The marine is hauling the man on board using a life-line which has been flung to him

Watanabe E9W1 Model 11 Slim -designed to be stowed aboard the larger Japanese submarines for spotting over the horizon prey 35 built

WW1 - A scene of Dover at night as its searchlights discover two German submarines at the entrance of the harbour. The English Batteries opened fire on the water from the eastern forts

Spanish submarine A1, Narciso Monturiol, named after its inventor. It was launched in 1917. Date: early 20th century

Italian submarine HMS X2, Galileo Galilei, WW2
Italian submarine HMS X2, Galileo Galilei. Seen here in the Gulf of Aden at the time of its capture in June 1940. Date: 1940

Naval air-scout in a dirigible, First World War
A type of small allied naval dirigible used as an air scout for tracking enemy submarines which can be seen under water in clear, calm weather

British submarine HMS L15, seen here off Wei Hai Wei, China, with crew on deck. Date: circa 1921

HMS Titania, British depot ship, with submarines
HMS Titania, British submarine depot ship, with L-class submarines 5, 8, 9, etc, at Wei-Hai-Wei, China, when serving as flagship of the China Submarine Flotilla. Date: 1921

British submarine HMS L4 and others, Hong Kong. Date: circa 1923

HMS Vulcan and C-class submarines, Newport, Fife
HMS Vulcan, a British torpedo boat depot ship converted to a submarine tender, seen here with C-class submarines C21, C26, C27, etc, at Newport-on-Tay, Fife, Scotland. Date: circa 1910

British submarine HMS C8. Date: circa 1910

British submarine HMS L52. Date: circa 1920

British submarine HMS J1, WW1
British submarine HMS J1 (later HMAS J1). Date: circa 1916

British submarine HMS H24, WW1
British submarine HMS H24, in tow. Date: circa 1918

British submarine HMS E9, WW1
British submarine HMS E9. Date: circa 1916

British submarine HMS G5, WW1
British submarine HMS G5. Date: circa 1916

British submarine HMS E7, WW1
British submarine HMS E7. Date: circa 1914

British submarine HMS D8, WW1
British submarine HMS D8. Date: circa 1915

British submarine HMS D6, WW1
British submarine HMS D6. Date: circa 1915

Australian submarine AE1, WW1
The Royal Australian Navys first submarine, the AE1, which sank with all 35 hands on 15 September 1914 off the Duke of York Islands, Papua New Guinea. Date: 1914

British submarine HMS C35. Date: circa 1914

British submarine HMS A6. Date: circa 1906

British submarine HMS C4. Date: circa 1910

US submarines and battleships, Hudson River, USA
US submarines Octopus and Snapper, and battleships New Jersey and Georgia, on the Hudson River, New York State, USA. Date: circa 1910

US submarines in locks, Panama Canal
US C-class submarines in locks, Panama Canal. They are the Octopus, Stingray, Tarpon, Bonita and Snapper. Date: circa 1910

American submarine, Los Angeles Harbour, USA, WW1
American submarine Barracuda (F2) in Los Angeles Harbour, San Pedro, California, USA, with other ships in the background. Date: circa 1917

German submarine by G. H. Davis, WW1
A German submarine or U-boat gliding towards its prey underwater. Date: 1918

British submarine HMS L21. Date: circa 1920

British submarine HMS L17. Date: circa 1920

British submarine HMS L18. Date: circa 1920

British submarine HMS L14. Date: circa 1920

British submarine HMS R10. Date: circa 1919

Australian submarine HMAS J4 (formerly British submarine HMS J4, transferred to the Australian navy in 1919). Seen here at Port Melbourne, Australia. Date: 1920

British fleet on Thames, including three submarines
British fleet on the River Thames at Temple Pier, London. Included are three A Class submarines. circa 1909

Tower Bridge open to allow ships through, including HMS Hazard and submarine C15, for a naval review. circa 1909

British submarine Rover. Date: circa 1930s

British submarine L54. Date: circa 1920

British submarine L52 with crew on deck. Date: circa 1920

British submarine L53. Date: circa 1920

British submarine L23 with crew on deck. Date: circa 1920

HMS Titania, British submarine depot ship, WW1
HMS Titania, British submarine depot ship, with six submarines alongside. Date: circa 1916

HMS Cyclops, British submarine depot ship, seen here in the Mediterranean. Date: circa 1924

HMS Forth in Devonport with submarines
Depot ship HMS Forth in Devonport, with seven submarines moored alongside. Date: circa 1910

Our Wide-Awake Navy by Charles Robinson, WW1
The Perils of a submarine duty off Folkestone. An officer manning a submarine off the British coast is distracted by the attentions of several bathing beauties during the First World War. Date: 1915

Destroyers & Submarines in Portsmouth Harbour. 386202 Acting Sergeant Herbert Gibson, Mm, 1St Northumbrian Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps. Born September 1889

Nows yer chanst, mum see some of them German subs
Nows yer chanst, mum. Ave a nice row out an see some of them German submarines !. 386202 Acting Sergeant Herbert Gibson, Mm, 1St Northumbrian Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps

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