The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Vice Admiral de Robeck and Commodore Keyes questioning officers of the transport Norseman, soon after she sank near Salonika after she was
torpedoed by German submarine U39.
The transport Norseman, sunk near Salonika. On 22nd January 1916 she was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U.39 off Salonika while carrying a cargo of mules and munitions. Towed to Mudros whe
Dardanelles Area, Turkey. 17 October 1915. A group portrait on British Royal Navy HMS Triad as General Sir Ian Hamilton was departing for England after the failure of the operations at Gallipoli. From
Group portrait of the staff of Admiral de Robeck, in the Eastern Meditteranean on board ship. Back row, left to right: Commander (Cdr) Sommerville (wireless officer), Cdr Hood (naval secretary), Lieut
The transport ship HMAT Ballarat after the troops had left the ship, subsequent upon being torpedoed on by a German submarine in the English Channel on 25 April 1917. She sank the next morning.
The Royal Navy battleship HMS Triumph in the harbour on the Aegean island of Lemnos. She was torpedoed by a German submarine on 25 May and sank 40 minutes later.
C. 1915. SENIOR OFFICERS ON THE BRITISH BATTLESHIP HMS VENGEANCE, LEFT TO RIGHT: COMMANDER REGINALD M.R. WEST, CAPTAIN BERTRAM H. SMITH, VICE-ADMIRAL JOHN M. DE ROBECK, COMMANDER BASIL F. HOOD (S) (SE
