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Photograph C01644 First World War, 1914-1918The busy waters off Anzac Cove early on the morning of the landing. Several transports can be seen, as well as steam launches and small boats conveying troops to the shore.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The 2nd Australian Field Ambulance arriving at the wharf in the Egyptian port to embark for the Gallipoli Peninsula. In the foreground, several small railway carriages are conveying about eight horses each. The vessel whose stern can be seen on the right is the HMAT Mashobra, which conveyed Australian troops to Anzac Cove on 25 April 1915.
The busy waters off Anzac Cove early on the morning of the landing. Several transports can be seen, as well as steam launches and small boats conveying troops to the shore.

A group of unidentified soldiers waiting to have their mess tins filled at the 4th Field Ambulance cookhouse in the central, largest gully off Anzac Cove, Gallipoli Peninsula. In the background an In

View of the beach north of Anzac Cove. In the right foreground some horses are tethered at the bottom of a small gully. Nearby groups of soldiers can be seen near several sandbagged dugouts. In the di

View of Mena Camp, ten miles from Cairo, where Australian troops came for several months of intensive training before embarking for the Gallipoli Peninsula. Transport lines of the 1st Australian Field

Australian soldiers haul two large water tanks up from the beach at Anzac Cove to a position on the hillside at Shrapnel Gully. Some dugouts are visible in the foreground; in the background several sm

A view of Suvla Bay from Anzac Cove. In the foreground several sandbagged dugouts can be seen; nearby a trawler or steam launch is close to the shore. On the right four horses are tethered.
