British E Class Submarine - Boats

Boats

  • Group 1
    • E1 - Launched 9 November 1912.
    • E2 - Launched 23 November 1912.
    • E3 - Launched 29 October 1912. Torpedoed by U-27 on 18 October 1914.
    • E4 - Launched 5 February 1912.
    • E5 - Launched 17 May 1912. Mined & sunk in the North Sea, 7 March 1916.
    • E6 - Launched 12 November 1912. Mined on 26 December 1915.
    • E7 - Launched 2 October 1913. Scuttled on 5 September 1915 in the Dardanelles during the Battle of Gallipoli.
    • E8 - Launched 30 October 1913.
    • AE1 - Built for the RAN. Lost near Papua New Guinea, 14 September 1914.
    • AE2 - Built for the RAN. Scuttled on 28 April 1915, in the Sea of Marmara during the Battle of Gallipoli.
  • Group 2
    • E9 - Launched 29 November 1913. Part of the British submarine flotilla in the Baltic.
    • E10 - Launched 29 November 1913. Lost 18 January 1915.
    • E11 - Launched 23 April 1914.
    • E12 - Launched 5 September 1914.
    • E13 - Launched 22 September 1914. Ran aground and interned by the Danes.
    • E14 - Launched 7 July 1914. 27 January 1918, Sunk by coastal battery fire. Nine survivors.
    • E15 - Launched 23 April 1914. Destroyed on 19 April 1915 in the Dardanelles.
    • E16 - Launched 23 September 1914.
    • E17 - Launched 16 January 1915.
    • E18 - Launched 4 March 1915. Mined & sunk in the Baltic Sea close to the Estonian island of Hiiumaa, possibly on 2 June 1916.
    • E19 - Launched 13 May 1915.
    • E20 - Launched 12 June 1915. Torpedoed on 5 November 1915 in the Dardanelles.
  • Group 3
    • E21 - Launched 24 July 1915.
    • E22 - Launched 27 August 1915. In 1916 fitted as aircraft carrier for two Sopwith Baby floatplanes. Torpedoed and sunk in North Sea off Great Yarmouth while on surface by German U-boat, 25 April 1916.
    • E23 - Launched 28 September 1915.
    • E24 - Launched 9 December 1915. Minelayer.
    • E25 - Launched 23 August 1915.
    • E26 - Launched 11 November 1915. Lost on 6 July 1916.
    • E27 - Launched 9 June 1917.
    • HMS E28 was cancelled on 20 April 1915.
    • E29 - Launched 1 June 1915.
    • E30 - Launched 29 June 1915. Lost on 22 November 1916.
    • E31 - Launched 23 August 1915.
    • E32 - Launched 16 August 1916.
    • E33 - Launched 18 April 1916.
    • E34 - Launched 27 January 1917. Minelayer.
    • E35 - Launched 20 May 1916.
    • E36 - Launched 16 September 1916. Lost on 17 January 1917.
    • E37 - Launched 2 September 1915. Lost on 1 December 1916.
    • E38 - Launched 13 June 1916.
    • E39 - Launched 18 May 1916.
    • E40 - Launched 9 November 1916.
    • E41 - Launched 22 October 1915. Minelayer.
    • E42 - Launched 22 October 1915.
    • E43 - Launched 11 November 1915.
    • E44 - Launched 21 February 1916.
    • E45 - Launched 25 January 1916. Minelayer.
    • E46 - Launched 4 April 1916. Minelayer.
    • E47 - Launched 29 May 1916. Lost on 20 August 1917.
    • E48 - Launched 2 August 1916.
    • E49 - Launched 18 September 1916. Mined & sunk near Huney in the Shetland Islands, 12 March 1917.
    • E50 - Launched 13 November 1916. Mined & sunk, 1 February 1918.
    • E51 - Launched 30 November 1916. Minelayer.
    • E52 - Launched 25 January 1917.
    • E53 - Launched in 1916.
    • E54 - Launched in 1916.
    • E55 - Launched 5 February 1916.
    • E56 - Launched 19 June 1916.

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