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    Thomas Edwards Greenshields - H.M.S. Venerable

    Well I guess this calls for ... a picture of Venerable!
    Post by: cally, Jun 8, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Burning of the Volturno

    I see it now Annie!
    Post by: cally, Jun 8, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Naval Cartoons .....

    I have seen some somewhere Annie - if I can remember the link I will post it.
    Post by: cally, Jun 8, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Ships Names .....

    They have for the past 3 years...
    Post by: cally, Jun 8, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Ships Names .....

    Beat me to it Adrian over the names! Sadly I also have grave doubts as to whether these ships will ever be built, although if the Tories win the...
    Post by: cally, Jun 4, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Burning of the Volturno

    I can provide two useful pictures of this ship the second one a rare shot of her actually on fire!
    Post by: cally, Jun 4, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Warship pictures.

    Not a great deal annie - just the basics really. nationality: british type of wreck: cargo propulsion: steamer weight (tons): 3077...
    Post by: cally, Jun 1, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Commander JOHN SHARPEY SCHAFER

    Pictures of the sloop HMS Gaillardia are very hard to come by so apologies for the poor quality of this one which is the only picture of her that I...
    Post by: cally, May 31, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    British Submarines 1900 to 1918

    I totally agree Annie. The AE1 was as much British as it was Australian at that time. As your crew breakdown shows it was truly a joint effort!
    Post by: cally, May 31, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    British Submarines 1900 to 1918

    Cobber I am sorry but taking into account the factors of - 1. Half British Crew. 2. Flying British Naval ensign. 3. All BUT given by the...
    Post by: cally, May 30, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Loss of HMS Viknor 13 January 1915

    I knew that I had a picture of her somewhere - although it is not brilliant in quality it is very hard to obtain any of her at all so I feel it is...
    Post by: cally, May 29, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    British Submarines 1900 to 1918

    Whilst I totally agree with you in principle, when as you correctly state that the AE1 "with a half British crew, even flying the British Naval...
    Post by: cally, May 29, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    British Submarines 1900 to 1918

    Well of course back in 1914 there was a far greater amity between our two countries than there would appear to be today - but thank you for pointing...
    Post by: cally, May 28, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    The AE1, the Royal Australian Navy’s first submarine

    Thanks for that bit of info Gareth. It was clear from the pictures I posted above that something had happened to the bow. Now I know exactly what!
    Post by: cally, May 26, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    The AE1, the Royal Australian Navy’s first submarine

    In case anybody is interested a couple of pictures of HMAS Parramatta as she is today.
    Post by: cally, May 26, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Enemy Ships Seized by the United States WW1

    An interesting picture annie. In addition a 1919 picture showing both Imperator and Leviathan along with a postcard of Majestic and an excellent...
    Post by: cally, May 26, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Enemy Ships Seized by the United States WW1

    Annie these were just two of the ships interned or seized by America during the First World War. The U.S. Government seized 109 German ships which...
    Post by: cally, May 25, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Empress of Russia

    A good point Annie. Although I have seen this sort of dazzle effect used by a few ships from the French Italian and German navies it was mainly the...
    Post by: cally, May 25, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    First Wren to die on active service

    RMS Leinster.
    Post by: cally, May 20, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    The AE1, the Royal Australian Navy’s first submarine

    A fine old submarine...
    Post by: cally, May 20, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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