Zeehond returned to Lerwick on 26 February. After sailing through various British port cities, Zeehond departed Lerwick on 18 March for her second war patrol, off the Norwegian coast. She was recalled on 21 March and arrived two days later at Lerwick. From 24 March 1944 to the end of World War II, Zeehond conducted training exercises with several British submarines and ships in various British and Netherlands port cities. She arrived at Dundee on 8 September, where she was returned to the Royal Navy. HMS Sturgeon was broken up at Granton in January 1946. She was one of four First Group S-class submarines, and the only one of these to survive the war. Notes References External links IWM Interview with Mervyn Wingfield, who commanded HMS Sturgeon from 1941 to 1942 British S-class submarines (1931) Ships built in Chatham 1932 ships World War II submarines of the United Kingdom British S-class submarines (1931) of the Royal Netherlands Navy World War II submarines of the Netherlands