HMS Tuna (N94) was a T-class submarine of the Royal Navy active during World War II. Launched in 1940, the submarine had a distinguished service record, participating in several successful operations against enemy ships and submarines. HMS Tuna sank multiple German and Italian vessels during its wartime service. The submarine was also involved in escort duties, reconnaissance missions, and supply operations. In 1942, HMS Tuna was transferred to the Mediterranean, where it continued to engage in anti-submarine warfare and convoy escort missions. The submarine underwent various upgrades and repairs throughout its service life. Unfortunately, in 1943, HMS Tuna was torpedoed by a German submarine while operating in the Mediterranean, resulting in its sinking with the loss of all hands. The sinking of HMS Tuna represents the risks and sacrifices faced by naval personnel during wartime operations at sea. The submarine's service and ultimate fate highlight the challenges and dangers encountered by ships and crews in naval warfare contexts.

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