The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
"Ocean Beach and Nebrunesi [Nibrunesi] Bay. Looking N. [North]. I had a walk around the beach to x on the night of the Sari Bair scrap. The new troops landed on the coast between Asmak Dere, Nibrunesi + Suvla and attached to the hills in the background Karkol Dagj and Kapanja Sirt." Image from the collection of Major Charles L. Mason, Royal Engineers, British Army.
The beach north of Anzac Cove, looking north towards Suvla Bay. Australian, New Zealand, British and Indian troops moved along this beach and into the rugged hills on the right when advancing to attac
Shows hill 10 British Cemetery Suvla. Trenches at Suvla. Turkish gun at Baby 700 placed there after the evacuation. Ocean beach Anzac and Suvla Bay. Salt Lake from Sari Bair. Shrapnel Gully Cemetery
Suvla Bay on the Gallipoli Peninsula. The ship being used as a breakwater had landed troops at the bay on 6-7 August 1915, when the objective was to capture the Chocolate Hills and the W Hills in sup
A view of the Salt Lake and Suvla Bay looking north from Sari Bair (Hill 971). One of a series of photographs taken on Gallipoli by the Australian War Records Section, 1919.
A British Army view from the heights above the Anzac Beaches area looking north across the country towards Suvla Bay and showing the broken ground over which the Australian troops later advanced durin
"Taken from trenches on Walker's Ridge. The ground in the picture now belongs to us but was taken in the battle of Sari Bair on Aug. 6th + 7th. Happy Valley in foreground. This is the mountainous cou
