The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Bauchop CMG, Commanding Officer of the Otago Mounted Rifles, New Zealand Expeditionary Force (NZEF) in front of his mia mia (dugout), near No. 2 Outpost, and who was wounded leading a charge on 7 August 1915 and died of his wounds on 10 August 1915. The hut is partly constructed from the oars from the boats of the 7th Battalion, stranded opposite site of No. 2 Outpost on 25 April 1915, most of their occupants having been killed during the landing.
Colonel Bauchop, New Zealand, Officer of Otago Battalion, in front of his mia-mia near No 2 Post and who was killed leading the charge on 6-7 August 1915. (The hut is partly constructed from the oars
Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. 1915. No. 2 Post was opposite one of the boats of the 7th Battalion stranded on the left of the beach. Oars and boats' timbers were used as props for the dugouts. The man
Near the famous well at No 2 Post. The well was captured from the Turks and later supplied 20,000 troops and 4,000 mules with water daily. Mr C E W Bean, the Official War Correspondent (left) being
Old No 3 Outpost taken from No 2 Outpost, looking east. Chunuk Bair is on the skyline. This hill was taken by the New Zealand Mounted Rifles on 29 May 1915 and was held for a couple of days and then
The original graves of New Zealand servicemen in a cemetery on the Gallipoli Peninsula. In the foreground a cross marks the joint grave of 8/1810 Private (Pte) Jack Murry, Otago Regiment NZEF, killed
No 2 Outpost taken from the ridge near Fisherman's Hut looking north. This was the extreme left of our line until 7 August 1915. One of a series of photographs taken on the Gallipoli Peninsula under
