Chapter II: Appendix: I. Distinctions for Gallantry and Services in the Field 293

II. MENTIONED IN DISPATCHES 311

INDEX 318

ILLUSTRATIONS

LT.-GEN. SIR W. BIRDWOOD, "THE SOUL OF ANZAC" _Frontispiece_

FACING PAGE

THE STAFF OF THE FIRST AUSTRALIAN DIVISION 22

A QUIET AFTERNOON ON A TROOP DECK 36

TATTOOING WITH A HOME-MADE ELECTRICAL NEEDLE 36

H.M.A.S. _SYDNEY_ 42

OFFICERS FROM THE _EMDEN_ ON THE FLAGSHIP 56

THE DIRK OF PRINCE FRANCIS JOSEPH OF HOHENZOLLERN 56

THE FIRST TENTS IN THE MENA CAMP 62

VIEW OF MENA CAMP 62

AUSTRALIANS COMING INTO CAIRO FROM THE CAMPS 68

GENERAL HAMILTON REVIEWING THE AUSTRALIANS AT ZEITOUN 72

AUSTRALIANS AT THE SUEZ CANAL 82

TURKISH PRISONERS IN CAIRO 82

THE 29TH DIVISION 92

PRESENTATION OF COLOURS TO THE FRENCH COLONIAL TROOPS 92

AUSTRALIANS LEAVING FOR THE FRONT 96

BRIGADIER-GENERALS M'CAY AND MACLAGAN 96

FLEET IN MUDROS HARBOUR 100

TRANSPORTS LYING OFF THE DARDANELLES 100

GABA TEPE AND THE PLANNED LANDING BEACH 104

SHELLING ANZAC COVE 104

ANZAC COVE AS IT FINALLY BECAME 108

EARLY VIEW OF ANZAC BEACH 116

HOSPITALS ON ANZAC BEACH 116

"BEACHY BILL'S" SHRAPNEL OVER ANZAC COVE 122

BULLY BEEF GULLY 122

ARMY SERVICE WAGONS AT CAPE HELLES 128

THE _RIVER CLYDE_ IN SEDDUL BAHR BAY 128

THE 29TH DIVISION DUGOUTS AT CAPE HELLES 144

THE GREAT DERE, CAPE HELLES 144

WATER CARRIERS FROM THE SPRINGS AT CAPE HELLES 148

HEADQUARTERS 1ST AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY BRIGADE 148

THE ROAD INTO KRITHIA 152

THE TURKISH EMISSARY LEAVING ANZAC BLINDFOLDED 160

TROOPS GOING INTO THE FIRING-LINE ON THE FIRST DAYS OF THE LANDING 164

THE BEACH CLEARING STATION 164

BRIGADIER-GENERAL MONASH'S HEADQUARTERS, REST GULLY 172

SPHINX ROCK AND REST GULLY 172

SHRAPNEL AND MONASH GULLY 180

CHAPLAIN DEXTER AND A TRENCH MORTAR 188

SHELL GREEN 188

HEADQUARTERS OF 5TH INFANTRY BATTALION 198

THE GREAT SAP LEADING TO NO. 2 OUTPOST 210

TURKISH PRISONERS DIGGING DUGOUTS 210

A GLIMPSE OF NO MAN'S LAND 228

THE COOKS' LINES IN BROWN'S DIP 232

DEAD ON THE PARAPETS OF LONE PINE TRENCHES 232

TURKISH MIA MIAS OCCUPIED BY THE AUSTRALIAN TROOPS 250

WATER-TANKS IN THE GULLIES 250

THE OVERHEAD COVER AT LONE PINE 260

A SAP LEADING UP AN EXPOSED HILL-SIDE 260

A GERMAN OFFICER'S DUGOUT 278

MAPS AND PLANS

ANCHORAGE OF AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND TRANSPORTS IN KING GEORGE SOUND, ALBANY, OCT. 31, 1914 _face page_ 28

PLAN OF THE _SYDNEY-EMDEN_ FIGHT _page_ 51

PLAN OF THE ATTEMPTED CROSSING OF SUEZ CANAL " 87

ANZAC POSITION ON MAY 19, 1915 _face page_ 112

AN AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE MAP OF THE TURKISH TRENCHES _face page_ 180

GALLIPOLI PENINSULA AND THE OUTSTANDING FEATURES OF THE AUSTRALIAN AND BRITISH POSITIONS _face page_ 216

AUSTRALIAN AND TURKISH TRENCHES AT LONE PINE " 224

OPPOSING TRENCHES ON THE NEK _page_ 239

HILL 60, GALLIPOLI " 273

AUSTRALIA IN ARMS