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have not been more boats lost with all hands. The Aegean Sea is eminently suitable for submarine warfare because it abounds in islands which could be used as bases. A remarkable thing about the transportation of troops from Alexandria to the Dardanelles is that no protection is afforded by the Admiralty by having convoys. Prior to the first landings several Naval Officers with the battle squadron at Lemnos said quite placidly, that it was expected that 3 or 4 troopships would be lost before a landing was effected. Fortunately no such catastrophe occurred at the

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