Underwater Mishap: How HMS Superb Struck a Red Sea Mountain In 2007, the British Royal Navy’s HMS Superb submarine was damaged after it collided with rocks in the Red Sea. According to reports, the ...

What You Need to Know: On May 26, 2008, the British nuclear-powered submarine HMS Superb collided with an underwater pinnacle in the Red Sea, 80 miles south of the Suez Canal. No injuries were ...

A British nuclear-powered submarine was damaged when it collided with rocks in the Red Sea, the Ministry of Defence has said. 27 May 2008 • 10:34pm HMS Superb is in international waters but unable to ...

The Royal Navy's longest-serving submarine has been decommissioned in a ceremony at a naval base Plymouth. Nuclear-powered HMS Superb came into service in 1976 as one of six Swiftsure class ...

A nuclear submarine commander whose vessel ran aground in the Red Sea has been reprimanded by a court martial. HMS Superb damaged its bow and sonar equipment, resulting in it having difficulty diving, ...

Navy officers in charge of a nuclear submarine badly damaged when it hit rocks could be court-martialled. A Ministry of Defence probe has begun into the Red Sea smash involving the £32million HMS ...

Commander Steven Drysdale was forced to bring HMS Superb to the surface after it hit rocks 80 miles south of Suez on May 26, 2008. The grounding damaged the bow and sonar equipment on the 272ft vessel ...

A navy commander has pleaded guilty to crashing a £32million British nuclear submarine that was deployed in support of the 2001 assault on Afghanistan. Commander Steven Drysdale, of Miskin, South ...

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At £1.2billion it is the world's most advanced sub - yet HMS Astute lies humiliatingly stranded yesterday after running aground. The 323ft nuclear vessel was on trials but unarmed when it got stuck in ...