Motor Torpedo Boats Of The United Kingdom

Britain's Sea Power is Yours! whole: the image occupies the majority, with the Admiralty seal placed in the lower left. The title is separate and positioned along the bottom edge, in white, set against a grey b More

British Mtb's Shoot Up Nazi Convoy. 11 March 1943, Yarmouth, British Light Naval Forces Attacked An Enemy Convoy Off the Dutch Coast in the Early Morning of 10 March 1943. Led by Lieut Kenneth Gammell, Rnvr, of More

Coastal Craft, 8 December 1942, Beehive Naval Base, Harwich. MTB 34, a broadside view.

Coastal Craft, 8 December 1942, Beehive Naval Base, Harwich. MTB 34, an elevation view.

Coastal Craft, 8 December 1942, Beehive Naval Base, Harwich. ML 106, a broadside view.

Coastal Craft, 8 December 1942, Beehive Naval Base, Harwich. ML 106, an elevation view.

Coastal Craft, 8 December 1942, Beehive Naval Base, Harwich. ML 106, an elevation view.

Coastal Craft, 8 December 1942, Beehive Naval Base, Harwich. ML 145, a broadside view.

Mtb 523 Underway at speed, coastal waters. Public domain photograph related to World War Two, Navy ships, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Mtb Battles With German Fighters. 21 October 1943, Rosyth. Mtb 675 Battled With 6 German Fighters Off the Norwegian Coast, Shooting One Down While Sustaining Considerable Damage. Lieut F W Bramwell, RNVR, of Ba More

Royal Navy Motor Torpedo Boats on patrol, 1940. MTB's in line ahead, showing crew of the lead MTB.

Submarines and Submarine Officers. 26 and 27 January, Malta Submarine Base. Left to right: MTB's 313, 260 and 77 lying alongside at Malta.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War Quadruple Lewis guns of an MTB being greased by the gunner at its base at Harwich.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War MTBs alongside Parkston Quay, Harwich, HMS WIVERN underway in the background.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War At Coastal Forces base HMS BEEHIVE, in Felixstowe, Suffolk crews prepare their boats prior to an operation. The crew lower a torpedo on to the deck of MTB 70 of the 4t More

The Royal Navy during the Second World War MTB 34 based at the coastal forces base HMS BEEHIVE.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War MTB 315 leaving harbour on patrol round Malta.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War Left to right: MTB 313, MTB 260 and MTB 77 moored at Malta.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War Engine Room Artificers and shipwrights at work on MTB 356 after it had been lifted from the sea at the Light Coastal Forces base at Felixstowe.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War An MTB is calling on HMS RAGEA, a coastal forces supply ship, for torpedo renewals, one of which is hoisted above the deck of the schooner.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A D-Class MTB showing the auto-loader equipment supplied by the Mollins Machine Co Ltd, of London, for the 6-pounder 7 hundredweight gun Mark IIA in power operated Mar More

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A 70 ft Vosper Motor Torpedo Boat, MTB 80, based at the coastal forces base HMS BEEHIVE. She was powered by 3 Packard engines and had a complement of two officers an More

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A 21-inch torpedo being fired from the port tube of a 70ft Vosper MTB based at the coastal forces base HMS BEEHIVE, Felixstowe.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War 71.5ft British Power Boat MTB 447 based at the coastal forces base HMS BEEHIVE. The boat was not fitted with tubes and was really a Motor Gun Boat. Powered by three More

The Royal Navy during the Second World War Vosper MTB 224 of the 21st Flotilla at speed. The Flotilla was based at Felixstowe and commanded by Lieutenant George J Macdonald DSO, DSC and two bars, RNZNVR of Wel More

The Royal Navy during the Second World War MTB 30 at speed.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War MTB 376 leaving harbour on an operation. This vessel is part of a small force of British MTBs which, together with American patrol boats, turned the 45 mile stretch of More

The Royal Navy during the Second World War MTB 5 at speed.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War An MTB at speed.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War MTB craft, including MTB 29, and crews at quayside.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War MTBs in line ahead whilst on patrol. Dockyards can be seen in the background.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War MTB 107 at speed.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War An Air Sea Rescue launch (ASR) and an Motor Torpedo Boat (MTB) at Dover Naval Base.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War MTB craft at Dover Naval Base. MTB 48 is moving away from the quayside.

The Royal Navy during the Second World War- Operation Overlord (the Normandy Landings), June 1944 Motor torpedo boats (MTB 416, MTB 413 and MTB 414) returning after dawn from an anti E-Boat patrol off Cherbourg.

With the Light Coastal Forces in the Mediterranean. 2 April 1943, at Sea Off Algiers. On board an MTB showing the manned aft Oerlikon gun.

In the week from Saturday 17th July to Saturday 24th July 1909, ships from the Home and Atlantic Fleets were moored along the Thames from Westminster Bridge to the Nore Lightship in the estuary, some forty mile More

Nederlands: Collectie / Archief : Fotocollectie Anefo Reportage / Serie : [ onbekend ] Beschrijving : Bezoek Britse torpedoboten Datum : 2 september 1947 Trefwoorden : TORPEDOboten, bezoeken Fotograaf : Noske, More

Wounded sailors from the damaged destroyer HMS EXPRESS are transferred from MTB 30 to HMS KELVIN.

MTB74 under way at speed, coastal waters, as converted for St Nazaire raid.