Repel Boarders. J.E. Macdonnell's Royal Australian Navy World War II Fiction, #44

The Jap submarine had been rammed, it was on fire. It should have surrendered. Unarmed but for their seamen's knives, shocked into temporary immobility, the astounded depth-charge crews on wind Rode's quarterdeck saw a horde of savage me jump, and grab hold, and clamber through the guard rails with sub-machine guns and pistols in their fists. Captain Bentley had been looking astern, watchful of his screws so close to that other steel.
He also was astonished, but he was a boxer, his reflexes were trap-quick. Jumping back he grabbed out the microphone. For the first time for almost a century the order passed through a British warship."Repel boarders!' the loudspeaker blared. "On the quarterdeck, repel boarders!"