Gallipoli Campaign
The Gallipoli Campaign took place on the Turkish peninsula of Canakkale in 1915 during the First World War.
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Maps [edit]
Paintings [edit]
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"Anzac, the landing 1915" by George Lambert, 1920–22
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"The taking of KanliSirt" by Fred Leist, 1921
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"The charge of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade at Cesarettepe, 7 August 1915" by George Lambert, 1924
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HMS Canopus fires a salvo of 12-inch shells, March
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HMS Irresistible abandoned and sinking, 18 March
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Last moments of the French battleship Bouvet, 18 March
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Bouvet capsizes, 18 March
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The wreck of British submarine E15, run aground on 17 April
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HMS Majestic leaving Mudros harbour
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Majestic sinking after being torpedoed by the U-21, 27 May
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Majestic's upturned hull off Cape Helles
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British submarine E11 sinking the Stamboul in the Bosphorus, 25 May
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Church service aboard HMS Queen Elizabeth
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HMS Cornwallis supporting the evacuation of Suvla, December
Air operations [edit]
Anzac [edit]
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Destroyer Scourge towing boats towards the beach
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Cpt. Morshead & Pvt. Bryant in a trench at Lone Pine.
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General Birdwood near Hill 60, October 1915
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Lord Kitchener and General Birdwood on Russell's Top
Cape Helles [edit]
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General A.M. Hunter-Weston and staff
Suvla [edit]
Ottoman Visitors [edit]
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From left: Admiral Guido von Usedom,Kaiser,Enver Pasha,Vizeadmiral Johannes Merten