HMS L27

HMS L27 was a British L class submarine built by Vickers, Barrow. She was laid down on 30 January 1918 before being moved and completed at HM Dockyard, Sheerness and commissioned on an unknown date.

L27 was converted into a training boat at Portsmouth before being broken up in Canada in 1944.

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Submarines, War Beneath The Waves, From 1776 To The Present Day, by Robert Hutchinson

v • d • e British L-class submarine

Group 1	L1 \| L2 \| L3 \| L4 \| L5 \| L6 \| L7 \| L8

Group 2	L9 \| L10 \| L11 \| L12 \| L14 \| L15 \| L16 \| L17 \| L18 \| L19 \| L20 \| L21 \| L22 \| L23 \| L24 \| L25 \| L26 \| *L27* \| L33

Group 3	L52 \| L53 \| L54 \| L55 \| L56 \| L69 \| L71

Note: Vessels not shown were not completed. See main article.

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