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Photograph H10397 First World War, 1914-1918Mudros Island, Greece. c March 1915. A section of the island with a harbour full of shipping in the background. The photograph was taken from the French Hospital.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Mudros, Greece. 1915. A view from the French Hospital showing a section of Mudros with a harbour full of many types of shipping in the background. Mudros was made available by the Greek Government for use by the Allies fighting in Turkey.
Mudros Island, Greece. c March 1915. A section of the island with a harbour full of shipping in the background. The photograph was taken from the French Hospital.

Imbros, Greece. 1915. A dummy battleship named HMS Oruba which was deliberately sunk to provide a breakwater in Kephalos Harbour. Imbros Island had been made available by the Greek Government for use

The dummy battleship, special service ship HMS Oruba, lying where she was sunk to form a breakwater in Kephalos Harbour, giving shelter to small craft employed in landing provisions and men. Imbros Is
Merchant ships altered and disguised as battleships, used with the Mediterranean squadron off Gallipoli, and later sunk, to form a breakwater in Kephalos Harbour at Imbros. The General Headquarters of

Mudros Island, Greece. c March 1915. Piles of French Army stores in the foreground with shipping in the harbour in the background.

Mudros, Lemnos Island, Greece. c. 1916. Various types of shipping in the harbour. (Donor J. Campbell)
