BRITISH SUBMARINE TAURUS HOME FROM THE EAST. 2 JULY 1944, AT HMS FORTH, GREENOCK. THE RETURN OF THE TAURUS AFTER A SUCCESSFUL PATROL OF 19 MONTHS IN EASTERN WATERS. HER JOLLY ROGER SHOWS 18 GUN ACTIONS, INCLUDING ONE WITH A WARSHIP; 6 SHIPS SUNK BY TORPEDO AND ONE DAMAGED; ONE U-BOAT PROBABLY SUNK; FIVE SPECIAL MISSIONS; AND 24 MINES DESTROYED. - Some of the crew of the TAURUS. Left to right: Petty Officer J J Knowles, DSM, from Plymouth, aged 37; Chief Petty Officer G Luck, DSM, from Birkenhead, aged 22; Chief Engineroom Artificer J C Warnham, DSM, from Crewe, aged 39; and Stoker Petty Office
BRITISH SUBMARINE TAURUS HOME FROM THE EAST. 2 JULY 1944, AT HMS FORTH, GREENOCK. THE RETURN OF THE TAURUS AFTER A SUCCESSFUL PATROL OF 19 MONTHS IN EASTERN WATERS. HER JOLLY ROGER SHOWS 18 GUN ACTIONS, INCLUDING ONE WITH A WARSHIP; 6 SHIPS SUNK BY TORPEDO AND ONE DAMAGED; ONE U-BOAT PROBABLY SUNK; FIVE SPECIAL MISSIONS; AND 24 MINES DESTROYED. - Some of the crew of the TAURUS. Left to right: Petty Officer J J Knowles, DSM, from Plymouth, aged 37; Chief Petty Officer G Luck, DSM, from Birkenhead, aged 22; Chief Engineroom Artificer J C Warnham, DSM, from Crewe, aged 39; and Stoker Petty Officer E Taylor, DSM, from Liverpool, aged 40
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