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71.15 Kb 800 x 527	ANZAC: The Sphinx and the Razor Edge This view is from a firing trench on Plugge's Plateau. Shortly after the landing, Australian troops ran over the Razor Edge only 15 inches wide - from Plugge's to Russel's Top. At left, a steep slope descends into Reserve Gully and at right into Rest gully, a branch of Monash Valley. Both were among the few places that offered some protection from Turkish fire.	85.77 Kb 796 x 600
82.08 Kb 800 x 427	ANZAC: North Beach As seen from Walker's Ridge looking north. In the foreground are the Outposts - firing positions that were not connected to the main line. The building under the trees is where today new headstones for the cemeteries are made for the War Graves Commission. In the far distance is Suvla, with Nebrunesi Point at the end of the bay and the salt lake in the middle.	81.22 Kb 800 x 546
64.38 Kb 800 x 404	ANZAC: Gaba Tepe Looking south from the original intended landing place for the Australian Force to the strongly defended headland south of ANZAC Cove. During the Campaign an unsuccessful raid was organized to capture it. In the banks near the beach there is still evidence of holes dug by the attackers to protect themselves from machine gunfire.	67.11 Kb 800 x 529
63.74 Kb 464 x 600	ANZAC: The south flank There are no original photographs of some portions of the ANZAC line. The drawing looking north at ANZAC from the Turkish lines was made by C.E.W. Bean in 1919 and published in his 'Gallipoli Mission'.	70.91 Kb 800 x 477
77.75 Kb 800 x 353	HELLES: Gully Ravine This entrance is to one of the main approaches to the front. Notice the concrete well drilled by the Royal Engineers during the campaign and still operational today. In the original photograph, horses are being watered.	73.23 Kb 800 x 422
133.66 Kb 800 x 485	HELLES: V Beach From the cliffs near Fort #1, looking at the Old Sedd el Bahr Fort. In the new picture, both the place where the River Clyde was grounded on the beach, and the low bank under which the survivors of the landing hid for the rest of the day can be clearly seen. The cemetery contains the graves of the Dublins and the Munsters.	95.86 Kb 800 x 551
74.95 Kb 800 x 539	HELLES: W Beach Looking west within the old picture - troops shortly after the capture of the beach, which was to become known as Lancashire Landing.	71.42 Kb 800 x 541
78.74 Kb 805 x 419	HELLES: W Beach Looking east later in the campaign. In the new picture the remains of one of the piers.	56.13 Kb 828 x 364
76.63 Kb 800 x 487	SUVLA:: West Beach Harbour Soon after the August landings by the British, the shore around Suvla bay became one big army dump used to supply the troops further inland.	53.81 Kb 800 x 487