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Photograph J02593 First World War, 1914-1918BROWN'S DIP, ANZAC, IN 1915-11. THIS IS THE WAY TO LONE PINE, AND IT WAS FROM THE DIP THAT THE MAIN ATTACK WAS MADE ON 1915-08-06. (DONATED BY LT. COL. A.M. MARTYN.)

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Brown's Dip, showing Artillery Road and Shrapnel Green cemetery. Men are in the background.
Anzac Cove, Hell Spit, Brighton Beach, Shrapnel Valley, Brown's Dip, Bridge's Road, White Valley, McLagan's Ridge, Victoria Gully, Clarke Valley, North section of Shell Green.

A view of Shrapnel Green Cemetery. Original caption reads "Brown's Dip South." From a collection relating to a 1919 mission to Gallipoli, belonging to Lieutenant Edward Charles Manby.
Brighton Beach, Shell Green, Artillery Road, Victoria Gully, Brown's Dip, Lone Pine, the Pimple, Owen's Gully, Silt Spur, Sniper's Ridge, Allah Gully, Ryrie's Post, Clarke Valley.

Brown's Dip, on the right of Shrapnel Gully on the Gallipoli Peninsula, seen from the 1st Battalion's position. In the foreground are some sandbags and wooden crates.

A VIEW FROM ARTILLERY ROAD LOOKING TOWARDS BROWN'S DIP, AT THE TOP OF VICTORIA GULLY. 1915-12. (DONATED BY LT.-COL. A.M. MARTYN.)

Monash Gully, Bridge's Road, Steele's Post, Johnstone's Jolly, Braund's Hill, Owen's Gully, The Pimple, Brown's Dip, Sniper's Ridge, Artillery Road, Wire Gully. Pre August offensive 1915.
