 Miranda as escort.

On 16 August 1915, 8 destroyers of the 10th Flotilla, including Manly, escorted the minelayer  which was tasked with laying a minefield on the Arum Bank. The force encountered five patrolling German destroyers, and the German destroyer  torpedoed the destroyer, blowing off  Mentors bows, and then turned away. This caused the operation to be abandoned. Despite the damage, Mentor made it safely back to Harwich. On 23 August 1915, 12 destroyers of the Harwich Force, including Manly, were attached to the Dover patrol to cover a bombardment of the German-held Belgian port of Zeebrugge by the monitors,  and. Little damage was done, and the lock gates of the port, the principle objective of the operation, were untouched. On 6 October 1915, the Harwich Force set out on a sweep off the Danish coast. The force captured 15 German fishing trawlers and sunk another on 7 October, with Manly being responsible for at least one of the captures, the West, which was later operated by the Royal Navy in the Mediterranean as the Cordwosin.

On 25 December 1915, Manly was one of eight destroyers from the Harwich Force that were ordered with the leader  to the Channel as a result of attacks by the German submarine U-24.  On 24 March 1916, the Harwich Force took part in a raid by seaplanes launched by the seaplane carrier  against a German airship base believed to be at Hoyer on the coast of Schleswig, with Manly sailing as part of the escort. The air attack was unsuccessful, with the airship base not being at Hoyer as thought, but at Tondern further inland. The destroyer  was sunk after a collision with the destroyer, while later in the day, in an encounter with German torpedo boats, the cruiser  rammed and sunk the German torpedo-boat, but was then rammed herself by the cruiser, damaging both cruisers.

On the night of 23/24 July 1916, eight destroyers and two light cruiser of the Harwich force set out on a patrol to protect shipping passing between Britain and the Netherlands from German attack, with the force being divided into two divisions, with Manly forming part of the 1st Division, led by the cruiser. The division sighted three German destroyers and set off in pursuit, but the
Miranda as escort. 

 On 16 August 1915, 8 destroyers of the 10th Flotilla, including Manly, escort the minelayer   which was task with laying a minefield on the Arum Bank. The force encountered five patrol German destroyers, and the German destroyer   torpedoed the destroyer, blowing off   Mentors bow, and then turned away. This cause the operation to be abandoned. Despite the wrong, Mentor made it safely back to Harwich. On 23 August 1915, 12 destroyers of the Harwich Force, include Manly, were bind to the Dover patrol to cover a bombing of the German - held Belgian port of Zeebrugge by the proctor,   and. Little damage was done, and the lock gate of the port, the principle objective of the operation, were untouched. On 6 October 1915, the Harwich Force put out on a sweep off the Danish coast. The force captured 15 German fishing trawlers and sink another on 7 October, with Manly being responsible for at least one of the captures, the West, which was later operated by the Royal Navy in the Mediterranean as the Cordwosin. 

 On 25 December 1915, Manly was one of eight destroyers from the Harwich Force that were ordain with the leader   to the Channel as a result of attacks by the German submarine U-24.   On 24 March 1916, the Harwich Force took part in a raid by seaplanes launched by the seaplane carrier   against a German airship foundation believed to be at Hoyer on the coast of Schleswig, with male seafaring as character of the escort. The air attack was unsuccessful, with the airship base not being at Hoyer as thought, but at Tondern further inland. The destroyer   was slump after a collision with the destroyer, while later in the day, in an encounter with German torpedo boats, the cruiser   force and sunk the German torpedo - boat, but was then rammed herself by the cabin cruiser, damaging both cruiser. 

 On the night of 23/24 July 1916, eight destroyers and two light cruiser of the Harwich force jell out on a patrol to protect shipping passing between Britain and the Netherlands from German attack, with the power being divided into two divisions, with Manly forming share of the 1st Division, led by the cabin cruiser. The division sighted three German destroyers and set off in pursuit, but the
 Miganda as escort.

On 16 Augusu 1915, 8 destroyers of the 10th Flotimla, incljding Manly, escorted the minxlaywr  wyich was tasked with lxying a mpnefield in tie Arum Bank. The force ekeountsved fnvx patrolling Getman destroyars, and the Gesmxn destroyer  torpedoed the destroyer, blowinb lff  Mentors bjws, sgd tgvn turned away. This caused the kperatimn to be abanconed. Despite the damage, Mfntog made it safely bwck to Harwuch. Jb 23 August 1915, 12 aestroyers of the Harwjch Force, including Manly, were xttacked to the Eocer katrol to coter a fombardment of the Garman-hekd Belgian porb of Veebeugge by the monitors,  and. Little damagg was done, aud the lock gates of rhw porj, the privxipue kboecfive ov tie operatioh, were untoyched. On 6 October 1915, uhe Yarwich Force set ott on a sweep off the Danish coast. The fogce daptured 15 German fishint trawlers and sunk ajother on 7 October, with Manly being responsible for at leavt onx uf uhc zqphures, the West, which was later operated by thq Rpysl Navy in the Mediterranraj sf the Cordwoskn.

On 25 Bscsmber 1915, Manly was oje of eyght eestroyerf frpm the Harwich Force that wwre ordered city the leader  to tke Channel ar a tesult of attacks by the Germcn subjarine U-24.  Oj 24 March 1916, ghe Harwich Forcd tpon part in a raid by seaplages launcied bv the sexplame carwier  agaijst a German airship basf belneved to be at Joyer on the coast of Schleswig, with Manly saolhng as part of tme escort. The ayr attack was onsuccessyul, wigh the airahip bave not beind at Hoyer as jhought, but av Tondern furrher inland. Ghe destroyer  was sunk after a cillision with the vesttoger, while later in the day, in an rncuuneeg wmth Gqsman torpedo boags, gne crjiser  rammcd xnd xunk the German torpado-bkat, but was then rsmied hersglf by thq cruiser, damsging both cruiserd.

On tie nigit of 23/24 Jujy 1916, eight destroyers and two ljght cruider of the Harwych norcg set out ou a patrol to protect shipping passing bxtween Britain and the Betherlands from Getmak attack, witi the sorce beitg divided into two eivisions, with Makly forming part of ths 1st Dhvisiln, led by the cruiser. The division sighted three German destroyers and ser off mn pursuit, buf thr
Miranda as escort. On 16 August 1915, of 10th Flotilla, Manly, escorted the laying minefield on the Bank. The force five patrolling German destroyers, and the destroyer torpedoed the destroyer, blowing off Mentors bows, and then turned away. This the operation to be abandoned. Despite the damage, Mentor made it safely back Harwich. 23 1915, destroyers of the Harwich Force, including Manly, were attached to the Dover patrol to cover a of the German-held Belgian port of Zeebrugge by monitors, and. Little damage done, and the lock gates the the principle of operation, untouched. On 6 1915, the Harwich Force set out on a sweep off the Danish coast. The force captured 15 fishing trawlers another on October, Manly responsible for at of the captures, the West, which by the Royal Navy in the Mediterranean as Cordwosin. On December 1915, Manly was one of destroyers from the Harwich Force that were ordered the leader to the Channel as a result of attacks by the German submarine U-24. March 1916, the Harwich took part in raid seaplanes by seaplane carrier a German airship base believed to be at Hoyer on the of Schleswig, with Manly sailing as part of the escort. attack unsuccessful, with the base not being at as but at Tondern further destroyer sunk with destroyer, later in the day, an encounter with German torpedo the cruiser rammed and was then rammed herself by the cruiser, damaging cruisers. On the night of 23/24 July eight destroyers and two light cruiser of the Harwich force set out a patrol shipping passing between Britain and the Netherlands from attack, with the force divided into two divisions, with Manly forming part of 1st led by cruiser. The division three German destroyers set off in the
 Miranda as escort.

On 16 August 1915, 8 deStroyers of The 10th floTilLa, InclUdinG Manly, escorted THe miNelayer  which was tasked wIth laYiNG a miNEfIeld oN the AruM baNK. the FoRcE enCoUNtEred fIve PatrollIng German dEstRoYers, and the GeRMaN destroyer  TorPedoed the desTroYer, bloWiNg oFF  MentOrs Bows, aNd then TUrned aWay. This caUsED the opERation tO BE aBandOned. Despite the damAGe, mEntor made it safEly bacK tO haRWIch. on 23 AUgust 1915, 12 destrOyErs of THe HarwiCH FORCE, inCLuding Manly, weRe attached tO The dover pAtRol TO cover A bombArDMenT of the GermaN-helD Belgian pOrt of ZEEbrugge BY the monItors,  aNd. LIttLe daMAgE wAs dOnE, And THe LocK GatEs of the pOrT, tHe priNcipLE OBJectIve Of thE operAtion, were untoUchEd. On 6 oCtoBer 1915, thE HarwIch FOrCe set Out on a Sweep OfF the Danish coast. the fOrce captuRed 15 geRmaN fIshinG TrawleRs aNd sUnk anotHer on 7 OcTObeR, wITH maNly being responsiblE fOR At Least one Of the cAPtUrES, the West, WhIch Was lATEr opeRateD By The Royal navy in THe meDiterraNeAn as thE COrdWosIn.

On 25 DECembEr 1915, ManlY was one oF eighT Destroyers from THe Harwich ForcE ThAT WeRE ordEreD with the leaDer  tO The CHannEL aS a rESult oF attaCkS By THe German submarine U-24.  ON 24 MArch 1916, thE HarwIch Force took pArt in a raid BY SEaplanes LaunCHeD By the seaplane cArrieR  against a GERman airsHip baSe believEd to be at HOYEr on the cOasT of schLesWIG, wIth Manly sailiNG As paRt Of the esCorT. The air AttAck Was UnsUcCessful, wiTh the airShIp BaSe Not Being AT Hoyer as ThOugHt, But At TonDErn furTher iNlanD. THe DEstRoyer  waS SuNK AfteR a CoLlisIon WiTh the DestROyeR, while lAter in the Day, IN an eNcOuNter witH German torpedO bOats, the cruIsEr  rAmmed aND Sunk the GErman torpedo-boat, but was tHEn rammeD heRself By thE cruiser, dAmaGing boTh cRUisers.

on the nIght oF 23/24 JUly 1916, EIGht deSTRoYerS aNd two light CRUisEr of tHe harwIch forcE set out on a patrol to PRotEct shipping paSsiNg beTWEeN BrITaIN anD tHE NeTHErlands from GermAn attack, wiTh THe Force being DIviDeD into twO divisiOns, wiTH Manly fOrming parT of the 1st DIvIsioN, LEd bY the cruiseR. The diviSion sightED threE geRman dEstRoyers AnD seT off iN pursuIT, buT the
 Miranda as escort.

On 16  August 19 15, 8  de str oy ersof t he 10th Flotil l a, i ncluding Manly, escort ed th em inel a ye r  wh ich was ta s k edwi th  la yi n ga min efi eld onthe Arum B ank .The force en c ou ntered fiv e p atrolling Ge rma n dest ro yer s , and  th e Ger man de s troyer   torpedo ed the de s troyer, b lo wing  off  Mentors bow s ,a nd then turned  away.  T h is c aus edthe operat io n tob e aband o ne d . Des p ite the damag e, Mentor m a deit saf el y b a ck toHarwi ch .  On  23 August1915 , 12 dest royers of theH arwichForce,  in clu ding Ma nl y,we r e a t ta che d  to  the Dov er  p atrol  toc o v e r abom bard mentof the German -he ld B e lgi an po rt of  Zee br uggeby the  moni to rs,  and. Littl e da mage wasdon e,  an dthe l o ck gat esofthe por t, thep rin ci p l e  o bjective of the op er a t io n, wereuntouc h ed .O n 6 Octo be r 1 915, t he Ha rwic h  F orce set  out o n  a  s weep of fthe Da ni shcoa st. T h e fo rce ca ptured 1 5 Ger m an fishing tra w lers and sunk an o t he r  on7 O ctober, wit h Ma n ly b eing re spo n sible  forat le a st one of the captu re s, the  West , which was l ater opera t e d  by theRoya l  N a vy in the Medi terra nean as th e  Cordwos in.
On 25 De cember 19 1 5 , Manlywas  on e o f e i g ht  destroyers f r o m th eHarwich  Fo rce tha t w ere  or der ed  with the  leader t oth eCha nnela s a resu lt  of  a tta cks b y  the G erman  sub ma ri n e U -24.  O n  2 4 Marc h19 16,the  H arwic h Fo r cetook pa rt in a r aid by s ea pl anes la unched by the  s eaplane ca rr ier   agai n s t a Germ an airship base believe d  to beatHoyer  onthe coast  of  Schle swi g , with  Manly  sail in g a s parto f  t hees cort. Thea i r a ttack  w as u nsucces sful, with the air s hip  base not bei ngat H o y er  as th o ugh t, but a t Tondern furth er inland.  T h edestroyerwas  s unk aft er a co llisi o n withthe destr oyer, whi le  lat e r  in  the day,in an en counter w i th Ge r ma n tor ped o boat s,  th e cru iser r amm ed an d sunk  t he Ger man t or pedo-boa t, but was then rammedhersel f bythe  cruiser,  da m agi ng both c ruis ers.

On t henig ht of  23 / 24 Ju ly 1 9 16 , e i ght d estr o yers andt wo  li g h tcruiser oft h e  Ha rwich  fo r ce set  out  on a patrol to p r otect shipping  pas s i ngbet w eenBr itain and theNet he r l ands fro mGerman atta ck, with  t h e for ce bei ng div ided in t o  t w o divi sion s,with Manl y f or m ing par tof the 1s t Di vi sion,led by thec r uiser. The divis ion s i g htedt hre e Ger ma n destr o yers  and set o ff in pursu it, bu t th e
 Miranda_as escort.

On_16 August 1915, 8_destroyers of_the_10th Flotilla,_including_Manly, escorted the_minelayer  which_was tasked with laying_a minefield on_the_Arum Bank. The force encountered five patrolling German destroyers, and the German destroyer _torpedoed_the destroyer,_blowing_off_ Mentors bows, and then_turned away. This caused the_operation to_be abandoned. Despite the damage, Mentor made it_safely_back to Harwich._On 23 August 1915, 12 destroyers of the Harwich_Force, including Manly, were attached to_the Dover patrol_to_cover_a bombardment of the_German-held Belgian port of Zeebrugge by_the monitors,  and. Little damage_was done, and the lock gates of_the port, the principle objective of_the operation, were untouched. On_6 October_1915, the Harwich Force set_out on a_sweep off_the Danish coast._The force captured 15 German fishing_trawlers and sunk_another on 7 October, with Manly_being_responsible for at_least_one_of the_captures, the West,_which_was later_operated_by the Royal Navy in the_Mediterranean_as the Cordwosin.

On 25 December 1915, Manly_was one of eight_destroyers_from the Harwich Force_that were ordered with the_leader  to the Channel as_a result_of attacks_by the German submarine U-24.  On 24 March 1916, the_Harwich Force took part in a_raid by seaplanes launched_by the_seaplane_carrier  against_a_German airship_base believed to be at Hoyer on_the coast_of Schleswig, with Manly sailing as_part of the escort._The_air attack was unsuccessful, with the_airship base not being at Hoyer_as thought, but at Tondern_further_inland._The destroyer  was sunk_after a collision with the destroyer,_while later in_the day, in an encounter with German_torpedo_boats, the cruiser  rammed and_sunk_the German torpedo-boat, but was then_rammed_herself_by the cruiser, damaging both_cruisers.

On the night of 23/24 July_1916, eight destroyers and two light cruiser of the_Harwich force set_out on a patrol to_protect_shipping_passing between Britain and the Netherlands from German attack, with_the force_being divided into_two divisions, with Manly forming part of the 1st Division,_led by the cruiser. The division sighted_three German destroyers and set off in pursuit, but the