In early August, the ship supported the landing of French soldiers at Casablanca in French Morocco. Rebels in French Morocco had seized control of the city and murdered several Europeans, which led to a request for support. "Galilée" was sent to put a landing party ashore, and she sent a force of 75 men into the city on 5 August. While the men were fighting their way to the French consulate, "Galilée" was joined by "Du Chayla", and the two cruisers then bombarded the port and the fortress in the city, killing around 200. Additional French forces arrived by 9 August and sent a larger force of 3,000 sailors ashore. The rebels made a major assault on the French forces the next day, but intense fire support from the French warships drove them off with heavy losses. She remained on station in Morocco in 1908, nominally part of the Mediterranean Squadron. She was still assigned to the Morocco Division in 1911, by which time she had been joined by the protected cruiser .