The "T-Class" refers to a series of submarines used by the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom. These submarines were designed for various roles, including anti-submarine warfare and intelligence gathering. The T-Class submarines were notable for their ability to operate in shallow waters and their relatively small size, which made them agile and effective in their missions. Developed during the late 1930s and used extensively during World War II, the T-Class submarines played a crucial role in naval operations. They were equipped with torpedoes and had the capability to carry out reconnaissance missions. Their design and performance contributed significantly to the effectiveness of the Royal Navy during the war.