Gallipoli By Harvey Mifsud

Gallipoli - Background The campaign was launched on 25 April 1915 when two landings were made. One was the a 35,000-strong British main force led by Lieutenant General Hunter Weston and the other a 17,000-strong support force comprising men from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) under General William Birdwood. This is a picture of when they landed.

The campaign was launched on 25 April 1915 when two landings were made. One was the a 35,000-strong British main force led by Lieutenant General Hunter Weston and the other a 17,000-strong support force comprising men from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) under General William Birdwood.

What the plan was To invade Turkey and take control of the country so they could sail though the peninsula. The operations of Gallipoli was a twelve-month period from February 1915 through to the Allied evacuation in December 1915 and January 1916.

To invade Turkey and take control of the country so they could sail though the peninsula.

The operations of Gallipoli was a twelve-month period from February 1915 through to the Allied evacuation in December 1915 and January 1916.

The troops were landed at the wrong spot. They had to try and climb up steep cliffs under enemy fire. The Turkish soldiers were up the top of the cliffs and the diggers or soldiers, were ambushed. They had to have rasions of tined food because there was no food left of what they brought . The Anzacs open fire.

The troops were landed at the wrong spot.

They had to try and climb up steep cliffs under enemy fire.

The Turkish soldiers were up the top of the cliffs and the diggers or soldiers, were ambushed.

They had to have rasions of tined food because there was no food left of what they brought .

On Anzac day we remember all those soldiers who fought for our country. Anzac stands for Australian N ew Zealand army corps. On Anzac day we go to services in our local town. A Gallipoli grave site

On Anzac day we remember all those soldiers who fought for our country.

Anzac stands for Australian N ew Zealand army corps.

On Anzac day we go to services in our local town.

The War Memorial The war memorial is a place where people can go to look at tanks guns and a hole lot of other things about war. People can also research their family members that served In the war . The Australian war memorial War veteran Solute to the Anzacs.

My Reflection I respect the Anzacs how they served in the war. I think that the war in Gallipoli was really bad how they got ambushed but I would like to go to Gallipoli . Diggers resting in the mud The traditional poppy laying

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