HMS Sturdy (1943)

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HMS Sturdy (P248) HMS Sturdy

Career

Class and type: S class submarineName: HMS SturdyBuilder: Cammell Laird & Co Limited, BirkenheadLaid down: 22 December 1942Launched: September 30, 1943Commissioned: 29 December 1943Fate: Sold July 1957, broken up 1958

General characteristics Displacement: 814-872 tons surfaced990 tons submergedLength: 217 ft (66 m)Beam: 23 ft 6 in (7.16 m)Draught: 11 ft (3.4 m)Speed: 14.75 knots surfaced8 knots submergedComplement: 48 officers and menArmament: 6 x forward 21-inch torpedo tubes, one aft13 torpedoesone three-inch gun (four-inch on later boats) one 20 mm cannonthree .303-calibre machine gunFor other ships of the same name, see HMS Sturdy.

HMS Sturdy was an S class submarine of the Royal Navy, and part of the Third Group built of that class. She was built by Cammell Laird and launched on September 30, 1943.

She survived the Second World War, spending most of it in the Pacific Far East, where she sank eleven Japanese sailing vessels, two Japanese tugboats and three barges, three Japanese fishing vessels, five small unidentified Japanese vessels, a coaster, two small Japanese landing craft, the Japanese Communication Vessels No.142 and No.128 and the Japanese ships Kosei Maru (99 BRT) and Hansei Maru.[1]

Sturdy was sold in July 1957. She arrived at the yards of Clayton and Davie on May 9, 1958 for breaking up.

References

↑ HMS Sturdy, Uboat.net Colledge, J. J.; Warlow, Ben (2006) [1969]. Ships of the Royal Navy: The Complete Record of all Fighting Ships of the Royal Navy (Rev. ed.). London: Chatham Publishing. ISBN 978-1-86176-281-8. OCLC 67375475.

vteS-class submarines Royal NavyFirst Group

Seahorse
Starfish
Sturgeon
Swordfish

Second Group

Salmon
Sealion
Seawolf
Shark
Snapper
Spearfish
Sterlet
Sunfish

Third Group

P222
Safari
Saga
Sahib
Sanguine
Saracen
Satyr
Sceptre
Scorcher
Scotsman
Scythian
Sea Devil
Seadog
Sea Nymph
Sea Rover
Sea Scout
Selene
Seneschal
Sentinel
Seraph
Shakespeare
Shalimar
Sibyl
Sickle
Sidon
Simoom
Sirdar
Sleuth
Solent
Spark
Spearhead
Spirit
Spiteful
Splendid
Sportsman
Springer
Spur
Statesman
Stoic
Stonehenge
Storm
Stratagem
Strongbow
Stubborn
Sturdy
Stygian
Subtle
Supreme
Surf
Syrtis

Other operators French NavySaphir class

Saphir
Sibylle
Sirene
Sultane

Israeli Navy

Rahav
Tanin

Royal Netherlands Navy

Zeehond

Portuguese Navy

Narval
Náutilo
Neptuno

Soviet Navy

V-1

Preceded by: Rainbow class
Followed by: River class

List of submarines of the Royal Navy
List of submarine classes of the Royal Navy

Coordinates: 4°34′S 121°27′E / 4.567°S 121.45°E / -4.567; 121.45

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+HMS Sturdy (P248)
+HMS Sturdy
+Career
+Class and type:
+S class submarineName:
+HMS SturdyBuilder:
+Cammell Laird & Co Limited, BirkenheadLaid down:
+December 1942Launched:
+September 30, 1943Commissioned:
+December 1943Fate:
+Sold July 1957, broken up 1958
+General characteristics Displacement:
+-872 tons surfaced990 tons submergedLength:
+ ft (66 m)Beam:
+ ft 6 in (7.16 m)Draught:
+ ft (3.4 m)Speed:
+.75 knots surfaced8 knots submergedComplement:
+officers and menArmament:
+x forward 21-inch torpedo tubes, one aft13 torpedoesone three-inch gun (four-inch on later boats) one 20 mm cannonthree .303-calibre machine gunFor other ships of the same name, see HMS Sturdy.
+HMS Sturdy was an S class submarine of the Royal Navy, and part of the Third Group built of that class.  She was built by Cammell Laird and launched on September 30, 1943.
+She survived the Second World War, spending most of it in the Pacific Far East, where she sank eleven Japanese sailing vessels, two Japanese tugboats and three barges, three Japanese fishing vessels, five small unidentified Japanese vessels, a coaster, two small Japanese landing craft, the Japanese Communication Vessels No.142 and No.128 and the Japanese ships Kosei Maru (99 BRT) and Hansei Maru.[1]
+Sturdy was sold in July 1957.  She arrived at the yards of Clayton and Davie on May 9, 1958 for breaking up.
+References
+↑ HMS Sturdy, Uboat.net
+Colledge, J. J.; Warlow, Ben (2006) [1969]. Ships of the Royal Navy: The Complete Record of all Fighting Ships of the Royal Navy (Rev. ed.). London: Chatham Publishing. ISBN 978-1-86176-281-8. OCLC 67375475.
+vteS-class submarines Royal NavyFirst Group
+ Seahorse
+ Starfish
+ Sturgeon
+ Swordfish
+Second Group
+ Salmon
+ Sealion
+ Seawolf
+ Shark
+ Snapper
+ Spearfish
+ Sterlet
+ Sunfish
+Third Group
+ P222
+ Safari
+ Saga
+ Sahib
+ Sanguine
+ Saracen
+ Satyr
+ Sceptre
+ Scorcher
+ Scotsman
+ Scythian
+ Sea Devil
+ Seadog
+ Sea Nymph
+ Sea Rover
+ Sea Scout
+ Selene
+ Seneschal
+ Sentinel
+ Seraph
+ Shakespeare
+ Shalimar
+ Sibyl
+ Sickle
+ Sidon
+ Simoom
+ Sirdar
+ Sleuth
+ Solent
+ Spark
+ Spearhead
+ Spirit
+ Spiteful
+ Splendid
+ Sportsman
+ Springer
+ Spur
+ Statesman
+ Stoic
+ Stonehenge
+ Storm
+ Stratagem
+ Strongbow
+ Stubborn
+ Sturdy
+ Stygian
+ Subtle
+ Supreme
+ Surf
+ Syrtis
+Other operators French NavySaphir class
+ Saphir
+ Sibylle
+ Sirene
+ Sultane
+ Israeli Navy
+ Rahav
+ Tanin
+ Royal Netherlands Navy
+ Zeehond
+ Portuguese Navy
+ Narval
+ Náutilo
+ Neptuno
+ Soviet Navy
+ V-1
+ Preceded by: Rainbow class
+ Followed by: River class
+ List of submarines of the Royal Navy
+ List of submarine classes of the Royal Navy
+Coordinates: 4°34′S 121°27′E / 4.567°S 121.45°E / -4.567; 121.45
+This page uses Creative Commons Licensed content from Wikipedia (view authors).