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Photograph H05431 First World War, 1914-1918The monument and graves of some of the Royal Navy sailors who lost their lives when their ship HMS India was torpedoed on 1915-08-08 by a German Navy submarine in Westfjord.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A funeral service for twelve Royal Navy officers and men from HMS India which was torpedoed on 1915-08-08 by a German Navy submarine in Westfjord.
The monument and graves of some of the Royal Navy sailors who lost their lives when their ship HMS India was torpedoed on 1915-08-08 by a German Navy submarine in Westfjord.

Bodo, Norway. 1915. A monument in the local churchyard to the memory of five Royal Navy sailors who died when their ship HMS India was torpedoed by a German Navy submarine on 1915-08-08 in nearby West

Bodo, Norway. 1915. A monument in the local churchyard to the memory of five Royal Navy sailors who died when their ship HMS India was torpedoed by a German Navy submarine on 1915-08-08 in nearby West

The British trawler HMS Saxon bringing ashore bodies of sailors who were killed when their ship HMS India was torpedoed on 1915-08-08 in Westfjord.

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.

Soldiers and officers watch from the shore as several picket boats go out to sea to rescue the crew of the sinking battleship HMS Triumph, which was sinking after being torpedoed by a German submarine
