The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 the left they are Commodore Roger Keyes, Chief of Staff to Vice Admiral de Robeck, Vice Admiral John de Robeck, Commander of the Naval Forces in the Dardanelles, General Sir Ian Hamilton, Commander in Chief of the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force (MED) and General Walter Braithwaite, Chief of the General Staff, MED.
Informal group portrait of four Commanders in Chief, seated on a ship, left to right: Vice Admiral Boui de Lapeyrere, General Sir Ian Hamilton, Vice Admiral de Roebeck, General Bailloud (Commander in
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 17 October 1915. Admiral John de Robeck and General Sir Ian Hamilton on board HMS Triad, on the afternoon of the General's departure for England.
General Sir Ian Hamilton, General Officer Commanding in Charge, Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, and General Walter Braithwaite, his Chief of Staff, and Captain Frederick Lewis Makgill Crichton Mait
General Braithwaite and his son. General Braithwaite was Chief of the General Staff to Sir Ian Hamilton during the operations at the Dardanelles.
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
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.
