Gallipoli ships, Anyone recognise 3

[bierlijn]

As we're rocking along so well with the ship recognising today, here is a third installment. OK, when you're ready, name that ship!

Pic 1 is either at Valetta or Port Said, while Pic 2 is taken from a moving transport at Mudros or Trebuki.

[Martin Bennitt]

Second one's French again. This one?

http://www.battleships-cruisers.co.uk/pothuau.htm

cheers Martin B

First one's French again. This one?

http://www.battleships-cruisers.co.uk/pothuau.htm

cheers Martin B

[bierlijn]

I don't know - there seems to be a significant gap between the two fore funnels and the rear one on ship 1.

The second one appears to be the Canopus class ship again.

Hugh

[ionia]

As we're rocking along so well with the ship recognising today, here is a third installment. OK, when you're ready, name that ship!

Pic 1 is either at Valetta or Port Said, while Pic 2 is taken from a moving transport at Mudros or Trebuki.

I think the first one is the D'ENTRECASTEAUX and I do not think the venue is Malta. This protected cruiser was active in Syrian waters in 1915.

[ionia]

As we're rocking along so well with the ship recognising today, here is a third installment. OK, when you're ready, name that ship!

Pic 1 is either at Valetta or Port Said, while Pic 2 is taken from a moving transport at Mudros or Trebuki.

The nearer ship might be the QUEEN.