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 | | She was the lead ship of the first British A-class of submarines (a second, much different A (for Amphion) class submarine appeared towards the end of the Second World War), and the only one to have a single bow torpedo tube. |
 | | She was actually sunk twice, first in 1904 when she became the first submarine casualty, with the loss of all hands, however she was recovered, but sank again in 1911, this time when she was unmanned. |
 | | She was accidentally sunk in the Solent on March 18, 1904 whilst carrying out a practice attack on HMS Juno by being struck on the starboard side of the conning tower by a mail steamer, SS Berwick Castle which was en route from Southampton to Hamburg. |
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