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H.M.S. Triumph

Originally ordered by Chile, launched in 1903, and then purchased by the British to prevent her falling into Russian hands, H.M.S. Triumph took part in the successful Japanese attack on the German position at Tsingtao, China in October to November 1914. The ship later took part in the Dardanelles campaign, until sunk by a torpedo on 25 May 1915

Picture No
10431179
Media ID
47987189
Size
4685px x 3311px (1.4MB)
Credit
Mary Evans/Robert Hunt Collection
Source
Unattributed photograph
Date
1914

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