P00064.020 Accession Number: P00064.020

River Clyde at Cape Helles

Art ART02850 Period 1910-1919

Part of the plan for the landing at Gallipoli was that a collier, 'River Clyde', should be run aground at V Beach on the southern tip of the peninsular with 2000 men of the Royal Munster Fusiliers, wh

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Photograph G00535 First World War, 1914-1918

General Altham, Inspector General of Communications, Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, helping to push off his motor boat, which had run aground at Suvla Bay at an awkward moment when the Turks were

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Photograph C00854 First World War, 1914-1918

A crowd of soldiers stationed on the Suez Canal watches a small steamer that has run aground.

Three Ottoman merchant steam ships sunk and aground close to the shore.

Photograph P04411.022 First World War, 1914-1918

Three Ottoman single funnelled steam powered merchant ships sunk and aground close to a narrow beach. Closest to the camera are two ships, a dark hulled ship, likely run aground and down at the stern,

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Photograph G01854A Period 1910-1919

The French Navy battleship Massena and and the French passenger ship Saghalien run ashore to form a breakwater at V Beach in the Cape Helles area. The ship had been towed from Toulon and scuttled next

Beryl Gant as the mother of Kenneth Gant D Coy 6 RAR interviewed by Greg Swanborough for 'The sharp end'

Film F10636 Period 1990-1999

Mother of Kenneth Howard Gant (b.1945), sn 1730941, D Coy 6RAR. Killed in action 18 August 1966, battle of Long Tan. Scene 5, Take 1: Did not like conscription especially with so many regular soldie