The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The unidentified British E class submarine which got under nets at the Narrows during the Dardanelles operations and sank several transports in the Sea of Marmora and bombarded a railway near Constantinople. It was also the first submarine to be mounted with a 4.7 inch gun, this photograph was taken just after mounting had been completed.
This painting shows the Australian submarine 'AE2' on patrol in the Sea of Marmora. The 'AE2' was the first allied submarine to penetrate the Narrows of the Dardanelles. The artist has painted 'AE2'
His Majesty Submarine E11, after her return from the Sea of Marmora, where she did some splendid work in destroying Turkish transports. This photograph was taken after the mounting of a 4-7 gun.
Port side view of the destroyer HMS Jupiter. Jupiter is painted in a camouflage scheme believed to consist of black, blue and light grey (507C). The undamaged twin 4.7-inch mounting in ‘A’ position fo
Royal Navy M Class submarine M1, carrying a 12 inch gun which is mounted forward of the conning tower, passing through Narrows.
Royal Navy submarine E14 sailing north along the Dardanelles heading for the Sea of Marmora. A variety of shipping, including the new French submarine Mariotte can be seen in the background. E14 made
Model in 1:72 scale of the AE2 submarine, made from chemiwood (a urethane-based resin product), with fittings made from plastic, brass and other metals. The model is finished above the waterline in pa