The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A view of V Beach with the collier River Clyde (left) and the French passenger ship Saghalien (right) before the fortifications of Sedd-el-Bahr, with V Beach cemetery in the foreground. The French battleship Messina is on the port side of the River Clyde, partially obscured. One of a series of photographs taken on Gallipoli by Lieutenant William James of the Australian War Records Section.
A view of V Beach with the Fort at Seddulbahir (left) the collier SS River Clyde (centre right) and the wreckage of the French passenger ship Saghalien (foreground). One of a series of photographs tak
A view of the collier SS River Clyde (left) and the French passenger ship Saghalien (right) on V Beach. One of a series of photographs taken on Gallipoli by the Australian War Records Section, 1919.
View of Sedd-el-Bahr showing HMT River Clyde (centre rear), the French Navy battleship Massena (right) and the French passenger ship Saghalien (left) which were run ashore to form a breakwater at Cape
V Beach at Cape Helles, showing HMT River Clyde (left), the French Navy battleship Massena (at left behind the River Clyde) and French passenger ship Saghalien (centre rear) which were run ashore to f
Looking from the port side of the landing ship, River Clyde, at V Beach and the newly installed dock facilities at Sedd-El-Bahr, Cape Helles. The British lines are visible in the background.
A view showing the River Clyde just offshore at the foot of the Gallipoli Peninsula with the French at Sedd el Bahr. In the camp supplies are stacked high and tents set up.
