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A VIEW OF THE BOULDER DUMPS. THE WHOLE OF THE SOUTH SHOWN IN THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS CARRIED FROM THE SAPS AND TRENCHES IN SANDBAGS ON MEN'S BACKS. 1915-11. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)
GALLIPOLI. 1915-12. BOULDER DUMPS AT THE TOP OF ALLAH GULLY, LOOKING TOWARDS SILT SPUR. THE DUMPS ARE COMPOSED OF EARTH FROM TRENCHES AND TUNNELS, CARRIED THERE IN SANDBAGS BY FATIGUE PARTIES. (DONOR
LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN PHOTOGRAPHED OUTSIDE HIS DUGOUT AT ANZAC IN 1915-11. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)
A VIEW LOOKING SOUTH DOWN ALLAH GULLY. GABA TEPE CAN BE SEEN IN THE DISTANCE. THE TRENCHES ON THE RIGHT ARE THE FRONT LINE TRENCHES ALONG ALLAH GULLY. 1915-12. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)
CHATHAM'S POST, THE EXTREME RIGHT POSITION AT ANZAC, LOOKING BACK FROM WILSON'S LOOKOUT. LIVING TRENCHES IN THE FOREGROUND OCCUPIED BY MEN OF THE 2ND A.L.H. BRIGADE. COL. BRUXNER WAS IN CHARGE OF A SE
LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN PHOTOGRAPHED IN "MARTYN'S LANE", A SAP NEAR 1ST AUST. DIVISION HEADQUARTERS. 1915-12. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)
GALLIPOLI. A VIEW OF ANZAC COVE, PHOTOGRAPHED EARLY IN 1915-12. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)
