Scuttled Naval Ship HMS Intrepid in the Mole after the Zeebrugge Raid 1918

A dramatic view of the scuttled British naval vessel, HMS Intrepid after the Zeebrugge offensive in 1918. The Ship, having served its purpose, lays derelict without a soul in sight within the Mole entryway.

Laden with cement, the ship formed an effective barrier against German passage.

British Naval Vessel HMS Intrepid Scuttled on the Mole Coast

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Aerial view of scuttled ships Intrepid and Iphigenia

HMS Vindictive prior to scuttling

Scuttled HMS Intrepid and Iphigenia in the Mole

Gun emplacement on the Mole coastline

German naval mechanics on the Mole