The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two boat loads of survivors from the troopship, Southland after it had been torpedoed. The photograph was taken from the ship deck.
The troopship Southland, which was torpedoed at 9.51 am on 2 September, 1915. The photograph was taken about 11.10 am after most of the life boats had left the ship. Some troops are still on deck.
Hospital Ship Neuralia, leaving Mudros Harbour after transporting survivors of the torpedoed Southland to the transport ship Transylvania.
Men of 11 Platoon, C Company, 21st Battalion, AIF, moving a collapsible boat away from the torpedoed Southland.
The troopship Southland, carrrying Headquarters, 2nd Division, AIF, Headquarters, 6th Infantry Brigade, 21st Battalion and one Company of the 23rd Battalion and details, which was torpedoed at 9.51 am
21st Battalion on deck of SS Abassiah (Z45) leaving for Gallipoli at 3pm. The Transylvania is in background on which the Southland survivors were refitted with clothing and equipment.
The ruined house, which when intact, was used as the 21st Battalion Headquarters from about 5 am to 8 pm on the 20 March 1917, during the unit's attack on Noreuil. The 6th Brigade Commander, General
