HMS Audacious

HMS Audacious seen as completed in 1913.
(Photo courtesy of the Imperial War Museum)



HMS Audacious seen during the Great War.



HMS Audacious seen during the Great War.
(Photo courtesy of the Imperial War Museum)



HMS Audacious seen at Malta.



October 27, 1914: HMS Audacious sinking near Tory Island, Ireland. The battleship hit a mine laid by SMS Berlin (ex-North German Lloyd liner Berlin, later the White Star Line's Arabic). The crew were picked up by HMT Olympic and HMS Liverpool. Olympic attempted to take Audacious in tow but this failed. Audacious sank the next day. The wreck was not found until 1995.



October 27, 1914: HMS Audacious sinking near Tory Island.



October 27, 1914: HMS Audacious sinking near Tory Island.





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