- Author
- Jeffrey, Vic
- Subjects
- History - WW1, WWI operations
- Tags
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- RAN Ships
- None noted.
- Publication
- March 1998 edition of the Naval Historical Review (all rights reserved)
These four pictures capture different aspects of the naval side of the operation.
![The iron kettle is not what we would call a handy little thing to take on a picnic. The mids would have been very thirsty by the time they reached the top of the hill and got the `billy boiling’.](https://navyhistory.au/wp-content/uploads/98_1_kettle.jpg)
![A destroyer carrying troops on their way to the front. Note the hammocks lashed round the bridge of the destroyer as protection from shell splinters.](https://navyhistory.au/wp-content/uploads/98_1_destroyer-500x335.jpg)
![Sailors going ashore is not a very subtle public relations shot.](https://navyhistory.au/wp-content/uploads/98_1_sailorsashore-500x332.jpg)
![Is the survivor from “TRIUMPH” modelling a 1914 sailors flannel – North Sea issue? I don’t think anyone would argue with that jaunty (N.P.).](https://navyhistory.au/wp-content/uploads/98_1_survivortriumph-500x369.jpg)