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GALLIPOLI. 1915-12. FRONT LINE TRENCHES OCCUPIED BY 2ND INFANTRY BRIGADE, ALONG ALLAH GULLY, SEEN FROM SILT SPUR, ANZAC. (DONOR 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
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.)
GALLIPOLI. 1915-11. BRIGADIER-GENERAL SMYTH VC, G.O.C. 1ST INFANTRY BRIGADE, AND MAJOR CASS (LATE A. & I. STAFF) BRIGADE MAJOR 1ST INFANTRY BRIGADE, LOOKING DOWN ALLAH GULLY TOWARDS GABA TEPE. (DONOR
GALLIPOLI. 1915-12. LOOKING WEST FROM ARTILLERY ROAD ACROSS CLARK'S GULLY, ANZAC. (DONOR LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN)
Anzac Cove, Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915-08-31. 11.B.Sap in Allah Gully connecting the forward trenches on Silt Spur with the old frontline trenches marked by a line of sandbags on top of the hill. Two san
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
