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Photograph G00971 First World War, 1914-1918Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. October 1915. Looking up the Dardanelles from Morto Bay, which is inside the straits. De Totts battery was on the promontory, which was held by the French.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
'Cimetiere des Dardanelles: Register for the French War Cemetery, Morto Bay, Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey' relates the history of French force in the Gallipoli campaign. The manuscript also contain a French cemetery for the cemetery at Morto Bay on the Gallipoli Peninsula. This material was supplied by French archives.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. October 1915. Looking up the Dardanelles from Morto Bay, which is inside the straits. De Totts battery was on the promontory, which was held by the French.

A Turkish symbolic cemetery containing 500 tablets recording the names of 100 officers and 500 soldiers chosen from the Turkish casualty lists for the Gallipoli campaign. The names represent every pro

Draft Manuscript titled `The private war of the spotters : story of the New Guinea Air Warning Wireless Company Feb 1942-April 1945', compiled from personal and official material. It includes organisa
Manuscript titled "A Cook's Tour of the Pacific: the wartime reminiscences of an army cook", recounting author's personal experience of service in the Army and catering for the troops. Describes his t
Collection relating to the Second World War of NX8691 Lieutenant Jack Sidney Whittle, 2/1st Infantry Battalion, prisoner of war in Germany. Collection consists of two notebooks containing handwritten
Manuscript entitled "Gallipoli: A Battlefield Guide and Companion" by Phil Taylor and Pam Cupper, 1982-1988. The extensive and detailed manuscript was originally housed in four binders, which were re