Late 1950s To Late 1980s
From HMS Porpoise Royal Navy submarines were given their own "S" pennant numbers.
- Porpoise class (Diesel-electric hunter-killer)
- Porpoise, commissioned/decommissioned: 1958/1982
- Narwhal, c/d: 1959/1977
- Finwhale, c/d: 1960/1987 (harbour service from 1979)
- Cachalot, c/d: 1959/1979
- Sealion, c/d: 1961/1987
- Walrus, c/d: 1961/1986
- Grampus, c/d: 1958/1978
- Rorqual, c/d: 1958/1976
- Oberon class (Diesel-electric hunter-killer)
- Oberon, commissioned/decommissioned: 1961/1986
- Onslaught, c/d: 1962/1990
- Orpheus, c/d: 1960/1990 (harbour service from 1987)
- Odin, c/d: 1962/1990
- Otter, c/d: 1962/1991
- Olympus, c/d: 1961/1989
- Oracle, c/d: 1963/1993
- Ocelot, c/d: 1964/1991
- Otus, c/d: 1963/1991
- Opossum, c/d: 1964/1993
- Opportune, c/d: 1964/1993
- Osiris, c/d: 1964/1989
- Onyx, c/d: 1967/1991
- Dreadnought (Nuclear powered hunter-killer), commissioned/decommissioned: 1963/1980
- Valiant class (Nuclear powered hunter-killer)
- Valiant, commissioned/decommissioned: 1966/1994
- Warspite, c/d: 1967/1991
- Resolution class (Nuclear powered ballistic missile)
- Resolution, commissioned/decommissioned: 1967/1994
- Repulse, c/d: 1967/1996
- Renown, c/d: 1967/1996
- Revenge, c/d: 1969/1992
- Churchill class (Nuclear powered hunter-killer)
- Churchill, commissioned/decommissioned: 1970/1991
- Conqueror, c/d: 1971/1990
- Courageous, c/d: 1971/1992
- Swiftsure class (Nuclear powered hunter-killer)
- Swiftsure, commissioned/decommissioned: 1973/1992
- Sovereign, c/d: 1974/2006
- Superb, c/d: 1976/2008
- Sceptre, c/d: 1978/2010
- Spartan, c/d: 1979/2006
- Splendid, c/d: 1981/2004
- Trafalgar class (Nuclear powered hunter-killer)
- Trafalgar, commissioned/decommissioned: 1983/2009
- Turbulent, c/d: 1984/2012
- Tireless, commissioned: 1985
- Torbay, commissioned: 1987
- Trenchant, commissioned: 1989
- Talent, commissioned: 1990
- Triumph, commissioned: 1991
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