The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. November 1915. Sari Bair Range from Chunuk Bair to Baby 700. Chunuk Bair is to the left, but not included in it, Battleship Hill half-way up the distant slope on the right and Baby 700 and Nek further to the right, but not included in the picture. It was into this confused country that the main attack of 6 August 1915 to 10 August 1915, was made. During the night of 6 and 7 August, New Zealand Mounted Rifles had to clear the Turks out of all the foothills. At dawn the next day attacks were to begin on the main summits.
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. November 1915. Sari Bair Range from Chunuk Bair to Baby 700. Chunuk Bair is on the extreme left, Battleship Hill in the far distance in the centre and Baby 700 to the righ
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. November 1915. Sari Bair Range, from Chunuk Bair to Baby 700. The last named point is on the extreme left. Chunuk Bair is further to the left and out of view. It was into
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. September 1915. The farm (on the right) below Chunuk Bair, in the right background. This farm was ineffectively attacked by Baldwin's British Brigade on 9 August 1915. The
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. September 1915. The farm (in the left centre) below Chunuk Bair, in the background. This farm was ineffectively attacked by Baldwin's British Brigade on 9 August 1915. The
Sari Bair Ridge, from Rhododendron Spur, on the extreme left, to Nek. Sniper's Nest was situated on the first spur on the left, from which the Turks could see over Walker's Ridge on to the beach. The
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
