The Story of HMS (USS) Seraph

The Story of HMS (USS) Seraph

10 Sep 26
Posted by: Dan Conley
15 minutes, 28 seconds read
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The author, previously published in the NR [113/3, pg. 424] and now with a new book out on the subject, employs his extensive knowledge of Allied mediterranean submarine operations to tell the story of HMS Seraph, a symbol of Allied resolve, which played a critical role in the TORCH landings. A 15 minute read.

If visiting the Citadel, Charleston South Carolina, a monument to the Second World War Royal Navy submarine Seraph, consisting of its periscope, mounted over a domed structure, might well be spotted. Inside it are the submarine’s bell and steering wheel. This monument is in place to mark the strong Anglo-American friendship and cooperation experienced during the Second World War. It is the only on-shore location in the United States where the Royal Navy White Ensign is authorised to be flown. This article tells the story of Seraph. Seraph was a medium range S-class submarine. The type was to c…

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