The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of A and C companies of the 11th Battalion, a West Australian unit, are transported on the battleship HMS London from Lemnos towards the Gallipoli Peninsula. Standing on deck they look towards the impressive sight of a line of ships steaming in line astern. They are: HMS Queen (leading); HMS Triumph; HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Bacchante.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. October 1915. HMS Swiftsure, sister ship of the Triumph, lying in Suvla Bay off Anzac. The HMS Prince George is lying astern. These ships were lying within range of the Tu
The ship's padre leading a church service on the quarterdeck for the ship's company and A and C Companies of the 11th Battalion on HMS London, one of the ships carrying Australian troops leaving Lemno
Troops of the 11th Battalion and 1st Field Company Australian Engineers assembled on the forecastle of HMS London, part of the fleet which carried the Australians from Lemnos for the Gallipoli landing
The aircraft carrier HMS Triumph, with her attendant destroyer HMS Comus, visits a Japanese base, probably in Kure, for maintenance after action in Korean waters. Like all other ships in port on 4 Aug
Mudros, Greece. c. April 1915. Australian soldiers of the 11th Battalion carrying their kit, board the old battleship HMS London from another ship, probably the destroyer HMS Usk. Captain Armstrong an
Torres Strait. 1947-08. Ships of the 20th Minesweeping Flotilla steaming in line astern. The Bathurst class corvettes HMAS Mildura and HMAS Deloraine are visible across the quarter deck of HMAS Warrna
