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“PEROXIDE” SUBMARINE VISITS LONDON.—Said to be the fastest submarine afloat, Britain’s revolutionary experimental submarine Explorer entering the West India dock, London, on March 19, for a six-day visit. She is being used to train the Navy’s new frigates in the latest tactics against submarines with high underwater speeds. This submarine, with a standard displacement of only 780 tons, can attain a submerged speed of over 20 knots, using high test peroxide fuel.

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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28237, 27 March 1957, Page 19

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“PEROXIDE” SUBMARINE VISITS LONDON.—Said to be the fastest submarine afloat, Britain’s revolutionary experimental submarine Explorer entering the West India dock, London, on March 19, for a six-day visit. She is being used to train the Navy’s new frigates in the latest tactics against submarines with high underwater speeds. This submarine, with a standard displacement of only 780 tons, can attain a submerged speed of over 20 knots, using high test peroxide fuel. Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28237, 27 March 1957, Page 19

“PEROXIDE” SUBMARINE VISITS LONDON.—Said to be the fastest submarine afloat, Britain’s revolutionary experimental submarine Explorer entering the West India dock, London, on March 19, for a six-day visit. She is being used to train the Navy’s new frigates in the latest tactics against submarines with high underwater speeds. This submarine, with a standard displacement of only 780 tons, can attain a submerged speed of over 20 knots, using high test peroxide fuel. Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28237, 27 March 1957, Page 19