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24 mar 2009 · Devonport-based HMS Tireless, a hunter-killer class sub, was sailing under the ice pack 170 miles north of Deadhorse, in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, when the accident happened. The two mechanics were...
The vessel experienced a number of serious accidents during its operational life. Tireless had been scheduled for retirement during 2013, but its service was extended until eventual decommissioning on 19 June 2014. Tireless was replaced on active duty by HMS Artful. [6] [5]
24 mar 2009 · The two submariners were killed by an explosion in a forward escape compartment of the submarine shortly after an oxygen generator was activated. HMS Tireless was on an exercise in the Arctic when the accident happened.
10 mar 2009 · Anthony Huntrod, 20, from Sunderland and Paul McCann, 32, from Halesowen in the West Midlands, died aboard HMS Tireless during an exercise in 2007. The self-contained oxygen generator (Scog)...
1 mar 2007 · An explosion aboard the UK Royal Navy Trafalger-class nuclear-powered attach submarine HMS Tireless killed two crew members while the boat was participating in an exercise beneath the polar ice...
13 cze 2008 · The report lists “systematic failings” that it said could have contributed to the accident, newspaper The Guardian reports. HMS Tireless is the 3rd of 7 “Trafalgar” Class SSN submarines, based in Devonport, Plymouth. Read more about the “HMS Tireless” and the “Trafalgar Class” subs at the British Royal Navy website.
17 lut 2013 · HMS Tireless, one of the Royal Navy’s ageing ‘Trafalgar’ class fleet submarines, arrived last week at HM Naval Base Devonport for repairs after the leak was detected during a training exercise off the west coast of Scotland, according to a report in the ‘Sunday Express‘ newspaper.
