Shipwreck S.S. Milo
The "Milo" was grounded by its own crew, October 26th 1915, to create a breakwater for William''s Pier on North beach, adjacent to Anzac Cove, during the Battle of Gallipoli. It proved very effective in the coming winter storms.
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Source
- Text: Trevor Johns
- Photos: Wikimapia.org
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Ship wreck
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