British Royal Navy Submarine HMS Triumph, N18, at sea, date not given. / Getty Images The last attack by the vessel is believed to have been against an Axis cement freighter.

HMS Triumph, the last of the Royal Navy’s Trafalgar-Class attack submarines, sailed for the final time from Faslane this week…HMS Triumph sailed into Plymouth Sound today, to her home port of ...

HMS Triumph (S93) sailed into HMNB Devonport flying a decommissioning pennant on the afternoon of Dec. 12, 2024, marking an end to its 33 years of service in the Royal Navy. As the Royal Navy ...

After more than 25 years of searching, a veteran diver specializing in finding sunken ships has uncovered the location of the HMS Triumph, a World War II British submarine that disappeared in 1942.

The U.K. Royal Navy has formally withdrawn HMS Triumph, the last of its Trafalgar class nuclear attack submarines (SSN), which were widely regarded as some of the best of their kind across a long ...

A veteran Greek diver announced that he'd discovered the wreck of HMS Triumph after searching for more than 20 years. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

The formal act of decommissioning the last operation Trafalgar class submarine has been marked with an event in Devon. The Royal Navy said HMS Triumph was the last remaining of seven Trafalgar class ...

The lead ship of the class was (appropriately enough) the HMS Trafalgar (Pennant No. S107), which was laid down on April 15, 1979, launched on July 1, 1981, and commissioned on May 27, 1983.