Submarines in the Dardanelles, 1915 (gallipoli.gov.au)
Henry Stoker and the AE2. See also Submarine photographs and Documents relating to the AE2.
Also see An illustrated voyage of the AE2.

HMAS AE2 (wikipedia.org)
The Australian submarine HMAS AE2 was shelled during the Battle of Gallipoli in the Sea of Marmara in 1915.

The AE1 and AE2 submarines - Australia's first submarines (awm.gov.au)
The AE2 managed to pass through the Dardanelles but after it was damaged by heavy fire its commander, Henry Stoker, deliberately sank it.

AE2 (1914-1915) (awm.gov.au)
From the Australian War Memorial.

Remembering the AE1 and AE2 - by Julianne Ross Allcorn Image taken from the Herald Sun gallery where it is reproduced courtesy of Gallipoli Art Prize 2012

The AE2 Submarine - Australia's 'Gallipoli' Submarine (markspencer.com.au)
Includes information about the 2007 AE2 submarine expedition, and a list of reference material on the AE2.

The Diary of Able Seaman 7893 Albert Edward Knaggs R.A.N. (archived from ntworld.com)
Includes voyages of the AE2 and action at Gallipoli.
- For more information about Able Seaman Knaggs see this archive: AE2: the Silent ANZAC - Knaggs, Albert Edward (Archived version).

The Australian submarine, AE2, 30 April 1915 (awm.gov.au)
Transcript of a talk on the Australian submarine AE2.


 

Gallipoli Boat Classroom Activities (National Film and Sound Archive)
 

● News images
● Gallipoli photographs
● Gallipoli films
● Maps
● Anzac Cove today

 

For those interested in later shipwrecks:
● Second World War shipwrecks in Australian waters (archived from australia.gov.au, previously at cultureandrecreation.gov.au)