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Photograph A02551 First World War, 1914-1918The Australian Navy submarine AE1 coming into port. AE1, and her sister ship AE2, were the RAN's first submarines arriving in Sydney Harbour in May 1914 under RN command. On the outbreak of war bot

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Australian Navy submarine AE1 at sea. AE1, and sister boat AE2, were the RAN's first submarines arriving in Sydney Harbour in May 1914 under RN command. On the outbreak of war both vessels moved to New Britain under escort. On 14 September 1914 AE1 left with HMAS Parramatta as escort to carry out a patrol off Cape Gazelle. At 1530 hours the escort noticed the submarine appeared to be returning to port but it was never seen again. (Donor W.M Warburton)
The Australian Navy submarine AE1 coming into port. AE1, and her sister ship AE2, were the RAN's first submarines arriving in Sydney Harbour in May 1914 under RN command. On the outbreak of war bot

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

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

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;

British War Medal 1914-20. Impressed around the edge with the recipient's details Related to the service of 7299 Petty Officer Stoker J J Moloney, Submarine AE1, RAN. Born at Capalaba in Brisbane,

1914-15 Star. Impressed reverse with the recipient's details Related to the service of 7299 Petty Officer Stoker J J Moloney, Submarine AE1, RAN. Born at Capalaba in Brisbane, Queensland in 1889, J
