Discover our Royal Navy G Class Submarines photo prints, featuring the fourteen boats ordered in 1914 on reports that Germany was building large double-hulled submarines for ocean work. Completed between 1915 and 1917 at Chatham and by private yards, they were bigger than the E Class, with a partial double hull and the first 21 inch torpedo tube in a British submarine. Most of their war was spent on long North Sea patrols hunting U-boats; G13 sank UC-43 off the Shetlands in March 1917, and G7 was the last British submarine lost in the war, in November 1918. Available as high-quality photo prints or premium framed prints, they are perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Royal Navy history. Browse the collection to find the ideal print for your home or office.