HMS Truncheon (pennant number P353) was a group three T Class submarine of the Royal Navy which entered service in the last few months of World War II...

enforcement) Cutting (plant), means of plant propagation used by gardeners HMS Truncheon (P353), a British submarine commissioned during World War II and later...

The last operational boat anywhere was the INS Dolphin, formerly HMS Truncheon, one of three T-class boats (and two S-class ones) sold to the Israeli...

Wreckage found in May 1999. Sunk INS Dolphin (Tz-79) Dolphin Formerly HMS Truncheon (P353). Purchased from UK in 1967. Commissioned in 1968. Retired before...

Sea Corps: INS Dolphin (1944), the former British T-class submarine HMS Truncheon (P353); acquired by the Israeli Sea Corps in 1965; scrapped in 1977...

purchased by Israel, along with two of her T-class sisters, in 1965, HMS Truncheon and HMS Totem. She was commissioned into the Israeli Sea Corps in 1967....

Publishing. ISBN 978-1-84603-007-9.[permanent dead link] "HMS Trump (P 333)". uboat.net. "Triumph to Truncheon". British Submarines of World War II. Archived from...

War, initially on the cruisers HMS Vindictive in 1938–39 and then HMS Cornwall in 1939–40. He served on the submarine HMS Turbulent from September 1941...

purchased by Israel in 1965, along with two of her T-class sisters – Truncheon and Turpin. She was commissioned into the Israeli Sea Corps on 10 November...

was purchased by Israel, along with two of her T-class sister boats, Truncheon and Turpin. The former Totem was commissioned into the Israeli Navy at...

the First Fleet. Its cat o' nine tails are attached to an Aboriginal truncheon. It is thought not to have been used on Aboriginal Australians. The whip...

Military Police Private Denis Rickwood, who was armed only with a small truncheon. There is no mention of this escape attempt in the book The One that Got...

submarine-to-submarine combat kill of World War II. This occurred when the crew of HMS Venturer engaged the U-864, manually computed a successful firing solution...

carry the Queen's Truncheon awarded in 1863. The Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment was the first modern non-British regiment to receive truncheons when they were...

Trooper Trouncer Troubridge Truant Truculent Truelove Trump Trumpeter Truncheon Truro Trustful Trusty Tryall Trydent Tryphon Tryton Tryton Prize Tudor...

constables. The riot was finally put down by troops and police acting with truncheons. In Parliament, the Conservatives demanded an accounting of all soldiers...

line infantry) The Regimental guidon (for cavalry regiments) The Queen's Truncheon of the Royal Gurkha Rifles Drums of the regimental band and the corps...

police. Since then, the event has been known as Samedi de la matraque ("Truncheon Saturday"). In 1971, the Queen was in British Columbia to celebrate the...

2009 British Submarines of World War Two (3 January 2008), Triumph to Truncheon, archived from the original on 2 January 2009, retrieved 13 January 2009...

Metropolitan Police Service peaked cap and wields a traditional police truncheon. Molly Drake (born 1996) (Grace Vance) is the twelve-year-old daughter...

where he attended Hammond's, a cramming school for prospective entrants to HMS Britannia. He failed the Navy's entrance papers, and at the age of 13 he...

Gazette. p. 1. Retrieved 24 February 2010. "Society > The Monarchy > Truncheon Saturday". Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 22 February 2010...

as there was no stock of female uniforms held. They were issued with truncheons, but they found that they had no pockets to put them in. At this time...

were forcibly disembarked by military police and soldiers equipped with truncheons and tear gas, and taken to internment camps in Lübeck. After Israeli Independence...

Runners, and personal effects of former officers, including beat books and truncheons. Visitors can enter a large cell called 'the tank', once used to detain...

Gazette. p. 1. Retrieved 24 February 2010. "Society > The Monarchy > Truncheon Saturday". Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 22 February 2010...