The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An unidentified hospital ship, probably at Mudros Harbour. The original caption reads that she is a sailing vessel converted to steam; however she appears to be a normal steamship of her day with raked masts and an ornate bow, possibly donated or requisitioned for service.
An Ottoman single funnelled merchant ship, likely carrying supplies to the Gallipoli Peninsula in support of Ottoman troops, sunk and resting on the sea floor in the Maidos (Ecehbat) harbour on the Ga
PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE CLIPPER SHIP SOBRAON WITH HER MASTS BARE, BEFORE HER SERVICE AS A NAUTICAL SCHOOL SHIP FOR THE NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT AND LATER COMMISSIONING INTO THE RAN AS THE BOYS TRAININ
The 2/1st Australian Hospital ship Manunda on tow in the harbour. Well known on the Australian coast, the Adelaide Steamship Company's ship Manunda was requisitioned in May 1940 and converted into a f
A hospital ship lying at anchor, probably in Mudros Harbour off the Aegean island of Lemnos, which served as an Allied base during the Gallipoli campaign. The vessel is possibly the British hospital s
The operating theatre installed on the hospital ship Manunda. The Adelaide Steamship Company's vessel had been requisitioned in May 1940 and converted from interstate liner to a hospital ship with mod
PART OF THE GUNDECK OF TRAINING SHIP HMVS NELSON. LAUNCHED IN ENGLAND ON 1814-07-04 AS A THREE DECK SAILING WARSHIP NELSON WAS CONVERTED LATER TO A STEAM SCREW SHIP AND ON 1860-02-07 WAS UNDOCKED WITH
