The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Two 11.2 inch shells from the German battle cruiser Goeben in the Narrows, which is about eight miles away, exploding in the sea at Anzac Cove.
A collection of shells collected from Anzac Beach that failed to explode upon hitting the water. In the centre is a 11 inch shell from the German battle cruiser Goeben, beside which are two 4.2 inch s
At Sea. 25 April 1915. Big Turkish shells fired from the German battle cruiser "Goeben" falling into the sea, close to transports at Anzac. (Donated by Mr. A.W. Ross.)
At Sea. A partly dismantled aircraft on the deck of the German Navy battle cruiser Goeben. (Donor German War Museum)
At Sea. A starboard view of the German Navy battle cruiser Goeben sailing under a Turkish flag. (Donor German War Museum)
The German battle cruiser Goeben is escorted by two British destroyers off Constantinople after the Armistice.
15 and 18 inch shells exploding in the water around HMS Orion. Seen from HMS Gloucester during the battle of Matapan in the Ionian Sea.
