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- Q1030246 abstract "HMS Sealion was a Royal Navy S-class submarine that was launched on 16 March 1934 and fought in the Second World War.She had an eventful career after the outbreak of war. Under the command of LCdr (later Rear Admiral) Benjamin Bryant, she attacked U-21 off the Dogger Bank in November 1939, but failed to sink her. Her first success was the German merchant August Leonhardt, sunk in April 1940 off the Danish island of Anholt. She later attacked the German merchant Moltkefels, but failed to hit her. She fired upon the beached Palime, and unsuccessfully attacked U-62 in July 1940. She finished her patrol by sinking the Norwegian merchant Toran and attacking but failing to sink the German merchant Cläre Hugo Stinnes in August.On 5 February 1941 she shelled and sank the Norwegian Hurtigruten cargo-passenger ship Ryfylke. In May of that year Sealion unsuccessfully attacked U-74. In July she attacked French shipping, sinking the French fishing vessels Gustav Eugene and Gustav Jeanne, and on succeeding days, Christus Regnat and St Pierre d'Alcantara.She was one of a number of submarines ordered to track the German battleship Bismarck before her eventual sinking.Towards the end of 1941 she sank the Norwegian tanker Vesco and the Norwegian merchant Island.She was scuttled as an ASDIC target off the Isle of Arran on 13 March 1945.".
- Q1030246 builder Q1029631.
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- Q1030246 length "63.3984".
- Q1030246 shipBeam "7.3152".
- Q1030246 shipLaunch "1934-03-16".
- Q1030246 status "Scuttled as ASDIC target 13 March 1945".
- Q1030246 thumbnail HMS_Sealion.jpg?width=300.
- Q1030246 topSpeed "25.465".
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- Q1030246 shipBuilder "Cammell Laird & Co Limited, Birkenhead".
- Q1030246 shipFate "--03-13".
- Q1030246 shipLaunched "1934-03-16".
- Q1030246 shipName "HMS Sealion".
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- Q1030246 comment "HMS Sealion was a Royal Navy S-class submarine that was launched on 16 March 1934 and fought in the Second World War.She had an eventful career after the outbreak of war. Under the command of LCdr (later Rear Admiral) Benjamin Bryant, she attacked U-21 off the Dogger Bank in November 1939, but failed to sink her. Her first success was the German merchant August Leonhardt, sunk in April 1940 off the Danish island of Anholt.".
- Q1030246 label "HMS Sealion (72S)".
- Q1030246 lat "55.166666666666664".
- Q1030246 long "2.183333333333333".
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- Q1030246 name "HMS Sealion".