Allied Warships

HMS L 27 (N 27)

Submarine of the L class

NavyThe Royal Navy
TypeSubmarine
ClassL 
PennantN 27 
Built byVickers (Barrow-in-Furness, U.K.) 
OrderedDec 1916 
Laid down 1917 
Launched14 Jun 1919 
Commissioned25 Mar 1926 
End service 
Loss position
 
History

Completed at Chatham Dockyard (Chatham, U.K.).

Sold to be broken up for scrap to Metal Industries, Montreal, Canada in July 1946.

 

Commands listed for HMS L 27 (N 27)

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CommanderFromTo
1Lt. Patrick James Cowell, RN24 Jul 19392 Feb 1940
2Lt. Charles Gordon Walker, RN2 Feb 194029 Feb 1940
3Lt. Cecil Bernard Crouch, RNFeb 194015 Apr 1940
4Lt. John Dennis Martin, RN15 Apr 194011 Jun 1940
5Lt. Robert Elphinstone Campbell, RN11 Jun 1940Oct 1940
6Lt. John Symons Huddart, RNOct 194011 Jan 1941
7Lt. Harry Noel Edmonds, RN11 Jan 194110 Aug 1941
8Lt. Norman Limbury Auchinleck Jewell, RN10 Aug 19412 Jan 1942
9Lt.Cdr. Richard Michael Eames Pain, RN2 Jan 1942

10Lt. Geoffrey Deryck Nicholson Milner, DSC, RN11 Jul 194224 Aug 1942
11Lt. Walter Neal Eade, RNR24 Aug 194230 May 1943
12Lt. Robert George Pierson Bulkeley, RN30 May 194323 Aug 1943
13Lt. Marcel Ivan Usher, RN23 Aug 1943

14Lt. James Newenham Elliott, RN28 Apr 1944

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Noteable events involving L 27 include:


15 Oct 1940
HMS L 27 attacks a German convoy in the English Channel off Cape Barfleur, France. All torpedoes fired missed their target.

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