The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Anzac Cove after a heavy storm, which caused considerable damage to the pier. Numerous dugouts can be seen around the beach, as well as piles of building materials in the foreground.
The Anzac Cove area seen from an inland gully. Numerous dugouts can be seen on the slopes in the foreground, where large groups of men are moving about. In the distance, close to the shore, is a clust
Anzac Cove (in the distance) seen from Suvla Bay. The tents of a hospital can be seen in the distance on the left. Thre are some unusual structures in the right foreground, possibly farm buildings.
Activities on and near the beach at the southern end of the Gallipoli Peninsula. Clusters of Eight Person Indian Production (EPIP) tents can be seen on the right, in the centre and in the distance. St
The beach north of Anzac Cove. In the foreground are the tents of a field hospital, which are not concealed in any way from enemy observation.
View of the beach north of Anzac Cove. Note the rugged ridges that rise up right behind the beach. A pier can be seen in the foreground; on the right is a line of Eight Person Indian Production (EPIP)
Members of the Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC) parading in the tent lines of an Australian field hospital behind North Beach, north of Anzac Cove. In the foreground is a pile of stretchers.
