The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian Navy (RAN) submarines AE1 and AE2. AE2 later joined the British Fleet at the Dardanelles, Turkey, on 1915-04-25 and was sunk in the Sea of Marmora by the Turkish torpedo boat Sultan Hissar; technical problems contributed to the sinking. AE1 operated in the New Guinea area and was lost without trace on 1914-09-14. (Donor Sydney Mail)
Shipping in the harbour at the Aegean island of Lemnos. On the left is the submarine AE2, which, along with its sister ship AE1, was the first submarine allocated to the Royal Australian Navy. Both su
A captured photograph of the torpedo boat Sultan Hissar, which sank the submarine HMAS AE2 in the Sea of Marmora after firing two torpedoes.
An informal group portrait of the officers and crew of the Australian submarine AE2. The third man from the left in the back row is Abbott, the fourth man from the left in the back row is Vaughan. Fr
The Australian Navy Submarine AE2. This vessel operated firstly in New Guinea waters in 1914 and then transferred to support the Gallipoli landing in 1915. It moved up the Dardanelles to the Sea of Ma
Australian Navy submarine AE2 at sea. AE2, and its sister ship AE1, were the first submarines allocated to the Royal Australian Navy arriving in Sydney Harbour on 24 May 1914 under RN command. On the
Memoir relating to the First World War service of 2148 Stoker Charles George Suckling, Royal Australian Navy. This account was written at some stage after the First World War and before its donation i
