The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Aghyl Dere valley seen from Cheshire Ridge, with Australia Valley and Suvla Bay in the background. This steep valley led to Hills 971 and Q.
Three unidentified members of the 13th Battalion with a dog captured from the Turks in the Aghyl Dere valley on the Gallipoli Peninsula and named 'Joe Bourke'. Note the small satchel strapped to the
Informal portrait of Captain Douglas Gray Marks, 13th Battalion at one of the machine gun posts commanded by 2nd Lieutenant Henry William Murray on Cheshire Ridge, Gallipoli Peninsula.
An unidentified Gurkha, after being wounded in one of the attacks on the Sari Bair ridge on the Gallipoli Peninsula, rests at a first aid post on the beach and chats with another unidentified soldier.
A brigade signal section driver being photographed with a packhorse on the Cairo-Suez Road. In the background is No 3 Tower. This spot was the centre for manoeuvres of the Australian and New Zealand
The submarine AE2 escorting an Australian convoy through the Gulf of Aden, as seen from HMT Ulysses. This submarine, launched in mid 1913, was sunk in the Dardanelles by the Turks on 30 April 1915; a
A decorative panel of broken glass on the ground outside a tent at Sarpi Camp on the Greek island of Lemnos near the Turkish coast. The central medallion features the words 'Great Britain' at the top