The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 8 June 1915. One of the two loopholes near the Tambour Sap in Wire Gully on Anzac, cut in the face of the hill, looking towards the Turkish lines. A sniper to reach the loophole had to crawl down a tunnel from the trenches.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 8 June 1915. Sergeant Harry Freame, 1st Battalion AIF looking through the loophole. Near the Tambour Sap in Wire Gully, we cut two loopholes in the face of the hill, looki
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 8 June 1915. Sergeant Harry Freame, 1st Battalion AIF, looking through a loophole. Near the Tambour sap in Wire Gully, we cut two loopholes in the face of the hill, lookin
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 8 June 1915. A general view of the Turkish trenches on Mortar Ridge, taken from the Tambour sap.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. October 1915. Simultaneously with the attack on Quinn's Post, Light Horse left Pope's Hill and charged the Turkish trenches at Dead Man's Ridge. The view of the gully at t
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. December 1915. Looking down Turkish Mule Gully on the right of Quinn's Post, Anzac. Johnston's Jolly is on the right and Turkish Quinn's on the left.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. December 1915. Looking down Turkish Mule Gully on the right of Quinn's Post, Anzac. Johnston's Jolly is on the right and Turkish Quinn's on the left.
