Item 01: J. E. Morrison diary, 13 October 1917-29 October 1918 - Page 67
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[Page 67]
Single file as per orders
[sketch of convoy formation]
27 [Apr]
pm. Continued discharging guns, carriages & ammunation for (Palastine)
29.
Coaling ship & loading guns, carriages & ammunition.
Air Lieut. Worrell flew today over here from Port Said so called on Indarra & told us that he was in a hydroplane bombing the Goeben at the Dardenelles & had several direct hits. She was badly knocked about on the upper structure. On her side she had a large hole where the mine struck her whilst steaming back to the Dardenelles after the raid. Rough weather prevailed & prevented our airmachines from bombing for several days. So in the meantime she got off & was seen by Worrell whilst flying over Constantinople in dock from one of the British machines