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Photograph G01307A First World War, 1914-1918Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. December 1915. The view showing how the Turks would have commanded the beach by advancing 300 yards. Mule Gully.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
AUSTRALIAN AND BRITISH TROOPS AT A STORES STOCKPILE AMID DUGOUTS AND DIFFICULT COUNTRY ON RUSSELL TOP, WALKER'S RIDGE. THE DIP, KNOWN AS MULE GULLY, IS A SHEER DROP OF 300 FEET, AND ONE FALSE STEP BY ANY OF THE MEN WOULD PROBABLY MEAN DEATH. THE TURKS ARE 80 YARDS AWAY OVER THE TOP OF THE RIDGE.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. December 1915. The view showing how the Turks would have commanded the beach by advancing 300 yards. Mule Gully.
A view of North beach, Mule Gully, Walker's Ridge and The Sphinx on Gallipoli, with various dugouts and trenches in the foreground. A group of soldiers at the extreme right are wearing white patched o

Anzac Cove, Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915-08-27. Looking down into Mule Gully from the heights of Walker's Ridge, with Ocean Beach in the background (top, left). A large number of mules used for transportin

Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. Sari Bair Ridge from Nek to Walker's Ridge. Nek is on the extreme left of the picture, Russell's Top in the left centre, Turks point in the right centre and Walker's

A view North beach looking down from Mule Gully, with various dugouts and trenches in the foreground on Gallipoli in late 1915. The masts of the steamer Nile (ex-Milo) can be seen off North Beach, whi

Anzac Beaches Area (Gallipoli), Turkey. c. October 1915. The light railway line used to move stores between Anzac Cove and North Beach as seen from near Ari Burnu. Note the tents of the Casualty Clear
