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Photograph H16837 First World War, 1914-1918Cocos Keeling Islands, Indian Ocean. 9 November 1914. The steam launch from the German Navy Light Cruiser Emden which took a landing party ashore at Cocos Island. (Purchased from Mrs M.E. Roddam)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Cocos Keeling Islands, Indian Ocean. November 1914. The German Navy Light Cruiser Emden beached on North Keeling Island, stern and starboard view. (Purchased from Mrs M. E. Roddam)
Cocos Keeling Islands, Indian Ocean. 9 November 1914. The steam launch from the German Navy Light Cruiser Emden which took a landing party ashore at Cocos Island. (Purchased from Mrs M.E. Roddam)

Cocos Keeling Islands, Indian Ocean. November 1914. A pistol, eighteen inches long, taken from a crew member of the German Navy Light Cruiser Emden after the ship was captured. (Purchased from Mrs M.E

Cocos Island, Indian Ocean. November 1914. A section of the wireless station after it had been destroyed by a landing party from the German Navy Light Cruiser Emden. (Purchased from Mrs M.E. Roddam)

Cocos Islands, Indian Ocean. November 1914. The wrecked German Navy light cruiser Emden lying on the reef at North Keeling Island following its engagement with Australian Navy light cruiser HMAS Sydne

Cocos Keeling Islands, Indian Ocean. 10 November 1914. The German Navy cruiser Emden on the rocks at North Keeling Island. (Donor Imperial War Museum Q22719)

Cocos Islands, Indian Ocean. November 1914. The wrecked German Navy light cruiser Emden lying on the reef at North Keeling Island following its engagement with Australian Navy light cruiser HMAS Sydne
