There’s an interesting article about life on HMS Triumph, on the BBC website here.
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Daly History Blog · From the author of 'Portsmouth's World War Two Heroes'
Wimps! Try life on a U-boat like the U-505, or the American “improved Gato” class (both of which I’ve visited, but NOT lived on, my claustrophobia thanks you VERY much!). Yes indeed, the perfect way to find out how that last sardine in the tin feels!
Seriously, neat stuff. And far more “cozy” than life on one of the US big “boomers”. Though I think I’ll stick to something a little less … “compact”, shall we say.