The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A wounded Turkish prisoner resting on the deck of the transport vessel HMT Galeka. He was one of the first enemy soldiers captured on the morning of the landing on Gallipoli and probably spent the next four years as a Prisoner of War (POW) on the Greek island of Imbros or in Egypt. (Identical image at P1287/11/05).
Wounded Australian soldiers lying on the deck of the transport vessel HMT Galeka. This group were some of the first casualties recovered on the morning of the landing on Gallipoli. Note the medical pe
A captured Turkish prisoner of war escorted by three Australian soldiers. The soldier on the right is Private Mark Bonshire Cook, 8th Light Horse Regiment. The prisoner was one of the first enemy sold
Gallipoli, Turkey. 1915-04-25. Four boat loads of Australian troops being towed towards Anzac Beach early on the morning of the landing.
At sea off the Gallipoli Peninsula. Four boat loads of Australian troops being towed towards Anzac Beach, early on the morning of the landing, pass a British destroyer. The British Large Cruiser, HMS
Six boat loads of Australian troops being towed towards Anzac Beach early on the morning of the landing.
Gallipoli, Turkey. 1915-08. The bodies of dead Turkish soldiers lying in a shallow trench three days after their attack on Australian positions at Lone Pine.
