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Photograph G00997 First World War, 1914-1918At Sea, Turkey. May 1915. A few days after the sinking of H.M.S. Triumph, the warships off Anzac, Gallipoli Peninsula, made a vigorous search in all directions for submarines.

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At Sea, Turkey. May 1915. A few days after the sinking of H.M.S. Triumph the warships off Anzac, Gallipoli Peninsula, made a vigorous search in all directions for submarines. Finally, the big ships left their anchorage and never returned, except for a short bombardment.
At Sea, Turkey. May 1915. A few days after the sinking of H.M.S. Triumph, the warships off Anzac, Gallipoli Peninsula, made a vigorous search in all directions for submarines.

Turkey. May 1915. View from near Courtney's Trenches, Gallipoli Peninsula. At the time, a host of small craft could be seen around the keel of H.M.S. Triumph off Anzac, which had just been torpedoed.

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. October 1915. The cranes of HMS Swiftsure. Lying in Suvla Bay off Anzac, the Swiftsure and Triumph, which were originally built for a South American navy, were always dist

Greece. 1915-04-20. Near a fleet of Australian ships off Lemnos Island was the Russian cruiser Askold. A few days later she made a spectacular bombardment of Kum Kale, at the entrance to the Dardanell

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. May 1915. A view of Imbros, Greece, taken from Courtney's trenches. While this photograph was being taken, word was received of the torpedoing of H.M.S. Triumph off Anzac.

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Looking across the sea as the sun was sinking behind Samothrace. Men and officers never tired of the beautiful sunsets.
