File:HMS Agincourt in the North Sea 1915.jpg

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Summary

4th Battle Squadron at sea (

)

Photographer

Unknown

Title

4th Battle Squadron at sea

Description

English: The British Fourth Battle Squadron steaming in line abreast formation in the North Sea, 1915. The ship nearest the camera is of the Iron Duke-class (probably either HMS Benbow or HMS Emperor of India). The second ship is HMS Agincourt. The two ships in the distance are (in no order): HMS Bellerophon and HMS Temeraire.

Depicted place

North Sea

Date

1915

Collection

Naval History & Heritage Command

	Parent institution	United States Department of the Navy
	Location	Washington Navy Yard
	Established	1944
	Website	www.history.navy.mil
	Authority file	: Q3250126 VIAF: 1112145424606586830810 ISNI: 0000000121926193 LCCN: no2009080665 GND: 1104864061 WorldCat

Accession number

NH 2712

Source

NH 2712

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