Chapter XXXI: Appendix: II

MENTIONED IN DISPATCHES

DIVISIONAL ARTILLERY

Brigadier-General J. J. T. Hobbs, Western Australia.
Brigadier-General G. de L. Ryrie, M.P., 2nd Light Horse Brigade
(New South Wales).
Brigadier-General A. H. Russell, New Zealand.

INFANTRY BRIGADE

Lieut.-Colonel Esson, New Zealand.
Major C. H. Foot, D.A.Q.M.G., Australian Engineers.
Major E. J. H. Nicholson, G.S.O. (3).
Major Griffiths, Military Secretary.
Captain W. Smith, Provost-Marshal.
Sergeant R. Pennea, Military Police.
Corporal G. Little, Military Police.
Corporal W. Elliott, Military Police.
Corporal M. Hoy, Military Police.
Private G. Roach, Australian Field Artillery.

AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY

Colonel G. J. Johnston, Brigadier 2nd Artillery Brigade (Victoria).
Colonel C. Rosenthal, 1st Artillery Brigade (Queensland).
Colonel S. Christian, 3rd Artillery Brigade (New South Wales).
Major A. Bessell-Browne, 8th Battery.
Major W. Burgess, 9th Battery.
Major O. Phillips, 4th Battery (Victoria).
Major G. H. M. King, 3rd Battery (New South Wales).
Major G. I. Stevenson, 6th Battery (Victoria).
Captain H. Lloyd, 1st Artillery Brigade.
Captain U. E. Parry-Okeden, Divisional Train.
Captain W. Hodgson, 5th Battery.
Lieutenant C. Clowes, 2nd Battery.
Lieutenant T. Playfair, 1st Battery.
Sergeant J. Braidwood.
Sergeant W. Wallis.
Corporal E. Coleman.
Corporal R. Gammon.
Bombardier N. M'Farlane.
Bombardier J. Benson.
Gunner E. Batnes.
Gunner H. Wilson.
Gunner E. Day.

AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS

Major H. O. Clogstoun, R.E.
Captain H. Bachtold.
Lieutenant R. G. Hamilton (New South Wales).
Driver W. J. Davis.
Sappers G. Chisholm, H. Eggleton, S. Garrett, and
N. Hartbridge.

AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE

~First Regiment (N.S.W.).~

Major H. V. Vernon.
Lieutenant G. H. L. Harris.
Trooper W. Varley.

~Third Regiment (S.A. and Tasmania).~

Lieut.-Colonel Rowell.

~Sixth Regiment (N.S.W.).~

Lieutenant G. Ferguson.
Sergeant S. Tooth.
Trooper R. Foster.
Trooper C. Fenner.

~Eighth Regiment (Victoria).~

Lieut.-Colonel A. H. White.
Sergeant Grenfell.
Trooper Sanderson.

~Ninth Regiment (Victoria and S.A.).~

Lieut.-Colonel Miell.
Lieut.-Colonel Reynell.
Sergeant H. Sullivan.
Sergeant Ashburner.

~Tenth Regiment (W.A.).~

Lieutenant Kidd.
Lieutenant Hugo Throssell, V.C.
Sergeant W. Henderson.
Lance-Corporal M'Gee.
Trooper T. Stanley.

INFANTRY.

~First Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Lieut.-Colonel A. J. Bennett.
Major W. Davidson.
Captain H. Jacobs.
Captain G. F. Wootten.
Lieutenant Buchanan.
Lieutenant Howell-Price.
Sergeant Barber.
Corporal Bint.
Lance-Corporal Davis.
Privates R. Cumming and C. Sharpe.

~Second Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Major Stevens.
Major Tebbuth.
Captain Concanon.
Privates S. Carpenter and E.
Roberts.

~Third Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Lieut.-Colonel R. H. Owen.
Captain Leer.
Captain Wilson.
Sergeant C. White.
Corporal J. Scott.
Privates Blackburn, Mulcahy,
Owens, and Hutton.

~Fourth Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Captain S. Milson.
Lieutenant Anderson.
Lieutenant Stacey.
Lieutenant Fanning.
Sergeant Steber.
Privates Kirby, Deacon, R. Mackenzie,
and Benson.

~Fifth Battalion (Victoria).~

Colonel D. S. Wanliss.
Lieutenant G. H. Capes.
Captain R. M. F. Hooper.
Sergeant-Major Marshall.
Sergeant Nesbit.
Privates Ricketson and M'Donnell.

~Sixth Battalion (Victoria).~

Lieut.-Colonel H. G. Bennett.
Major F. V. Hogan.
Privates Morath and Hitchcock.

~Seventh Battalion (Victoria).~

Captain S. M. de Ravin.
Captain S. Grills.

~Eighth Battalion (Victoria).~

Major G. Eberling.
Captain Sergeant.

~Ninth Battalion (Queensland).~

Lieut.-Colonel J. C. Robertson.
Sergeant Scrivener.
Privates Henry, Bailey, A. Campbell,
and Bruns.

~Tenth Battalion (S.A.).~

Major F. W. Hurcombe.
Major F. M. Lorenzo.
Captain C. Rumball.
Sergeant-Major Sawyer.
Sergeant-Major Henderson.
Sergeant Leane.

~Eleventh Battalion (W.A.).~

Major Drake Brockman.
Major J. H. Peck.
Captain A. E. J. Croly.
Captain Rockliff.
Captain S. H. Jackson.
Sergeant Pugsley.
Lance-Sergeant Wright.
Corporals Pride and Skuse.
Privates J. F. Wilson and M'Jannett.

~Twelfth Battalion (S.A., W.A., and Tasmania).~

Lieut.-Colonel E. H. Smith.
Lieutenant Patterson.
Sergeant Pearson.
Corporal Marshall.
Lance-Corporal Hart.
Privates C. Thomson and Turner.

~Thirteenth Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Private Currie.

~Fourteenth Battalion (Victoria).~

Lieut.-Colonel R. E. Courtney.

~Fifteenth Battalion (Queensland and Tasmania).~

Lieut.-Colonel J. H. Cannon.
Private Slack.

~Sixteenth Battalion (S.A. and W.A.).~

Lieut.-Colonel L. E. Tilney.
Sergeant Carr.
Lance-Corporal Davies.

AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL TRAIN

Lieut.-Colonel J. T. Marsh.
Lieutenant D. G. M'Hattie (New South Wales).

AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS

Colonel J. L. Beeston, 4th Field Ambulance.
Lieut.-Colonel H. W. Bryant, 1st Australian Stationary Hospital
(Victoria).
Captain R. W. Chambers (Victoria).
Captain H. K. Fry.
Sergeants Bryce, W. Gunn, and Hookway.
Corporal Faulkner.
Lance-Corporals Goode and G. Hill.
Privates Collis, M'Rae, Peel, Sawyer, Simpson, Vines, and Watts.

CHAPLAINS

Rev. F. W. Wray (Anglican), 4th Infantry Brigade.
Rev. Luxford.

MENTIONED IN GENERAL HAMILTON'S FINAL DISPATCH

STAFF

Lieut.-General Sir William Birdwood, Commanding Army Corps.
Major-General Sir J. H. Godley, Australian and New Zealand Division.
Brigadier-General H. G. Chauvel, C.M.G., 1st Light Horse Brigade.
Colonel Walker, 1st Australian Division.
Colonel Smyth, 1st Australian Infantry Brigade.
Brigadier-General F. Hughes, 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade.
Brigadier-General J. Monash, 4th Australian Infantry Brigade.
Colonel Cunliffe-Owen, Army Corps Artillery.
Colonel J. J. T. Hobbs, V.D., 1st Australian Divisional Artillery.
Colonel J. M. Antill, C.B., Brigade-Major (after Commanding),
2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade.
Captain Powles.
Captain J. S. Anderson.
Captain G. A. Farr.
Captain C. Thomas.
Captain C. Cook.
Captain W. E. Henderson.
Captain Rose.
Lieutenant A. Rhodes.
Lieutenant Hindley.
Sergeant-Major Wann.

BRIDGING TRAIN

Lieut.-Commander Bracegirdle.
Lieut.-Commander Bond.
Warrant Officer Shepherd.
Petty Officer Beton.
Petty Officer Pender.
Seaman Harvey.
Seaman M'Carron.

1st DIVISIONAL ARTILLERY

Major O. F. Phillips.
Major U. L. H. Burgess.
Captain C. A. Callaghan.
Captain W. C. N. Waite.
Captain G. M'Laughlin.
Captain A. H. K. Jopp.
Lieutenant P. J. Ross, D.S.O.
Lieutenant S. E. Sinclair.
Sergeant-Major Stamens.
Corporal Cook.
Corporal Miller.
Corporal East.
Bombardier Mackinnon.
Bombardier Baynes.
Bombardier Dingwall.
Gunner Medihurst.
Gunner Hillbeck.
Gunner Carr.
Gunner J. Reid.
Gunner Brew.
Driver Younger.

ENGINEER COMPANIES

Major J. M. C. Corlette.
Major A. M. Martyn.
Captain R. J. Dyer.
Lieutenant J. H. Mirams.
Lieutenant G. G. S. Gordon.
Lieutenant R. G. Hamilton.
Second-Lieutenant H. Greenway.
Second-Lieutenant G. N. Croker.
Sergeant Graham.
Corporal Sheppard.
Corporal Ewart.
Corporal Wilson.
Corporal Elliott.
Corporal Lobb.
Corporal Jordon.
Corporal Climpson.
Sapper Townshend.
Sapper Vincent.
Sapper Batchelor.
Sapper Allison.
Sapper Kelly.
Private Jonas.

AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE

~First Regiment (N.S.W.).~

Lieutenant G. Harris.
Corporal Collett.
Corporal Keys.
Privates Tancred, Barrow, Little,
A. Thompson, and Barnes.

~Second Regiment (Queensland).~

Major T. W. Glasgow, D.S.O.

~Fourth Regiment (Victoria).~

Corporal Forsyth.
Trooper Kerr.

~Fifth Regiment (Queensland).~

Major S. Midgley, D.S.O.
Private Sing.

~Sixth Regiment (N.S.W.).~

Captain G. C. Somerville.
Sergeant Ryan.
Trooper Paul.

~Seventh Regiment (N.S.W.).~

Corporal Curran.

~Eighth Regiment (Victoria).~

Lieutenant Wilson.
Corporal J. Anderson.
Trumpeter Lawry.
Trooper A'Beckett.

~Ninth Regiment (Victoria and S.A.).~

Lieutenant M'Donald.
Privates Morrison and Howell.

~Tenth Regiment (W.A.).~

Major Scott.
Captain Fry.
Sergeant Gollan.
Sergeant Foss.
Corporal M'Cleary.
Corporal Hamphire.
Trooper Roberts.
Trooper Firns.
Trooper M'Mahon.
Sergeant Howard.
Corporal Ketterer.
Corporal Benporath.
Privates Howland, G. Brown,
Foster and Anear.

INFANTRY

~First Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Captain C. D. Sasse, D.S.O.
Lieutenant P. S. Woodforde.
Lieutenant G. Steen.
Lieutenant H. Wells.
Lieutenant R. T. Ramsay.
Sergeant-Major Norris.
Sergeant Sparkes.
Sergeant Wicks.
Privates Kelly, Allen, Ramsay, and
Judd.

~Second Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Lieut.-Colonel R. Scobie.
Major W. E. H. Cass.
Major L. J. Morshead.
Captain J. H. F. Pain.
Captain G. S. Cook.
Lieutenant C. A. Whyte.
Sergeant-Major Lowans.
Sergeant Host.
Corporal M'Elloy.
Privates A. Robertson, Townsend,
Nichol, Montgomery, and Gannemy.

~Third Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Lieut.-Colonel Brown.
Major D. M. M'Conaughy.
Major Austin.
Captain O. G. Howell-Price, D.S.O.
Captain B. T. Moore.
Lieutenant M'Leod.
Lieutenant V. E. Smythe.
Lieutenant R. W. Woods.
Lieutenant R. Moore.
Sergeant-Major Coldenstedt.
Sergeant Clark.
Sergeant Edwards.
Corporal M'Grath.
Corporal Graham.
Corporal Thomas.
Corporal Powell.
Privates Green, Morgan, and Horan.

~Fourth Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Lieut.-Colonel C. M. Macnaghten.
Major I. G. Mackay.
Captain E. A. Lloyd.
Captain C. S. Coltman.
Lieutenant I. J. A. Massie.
Lieutenant M'Donald.
Lieutenant C. W. Foster.
Lieutenant J. D. Osborne.
Sergeant-Major M'Alpine.
Sergeant-Major Johnstone.
Sergeant M'Mapon.
Sergeant Crawford.
Sergeant Claydon.
Corporal Stone.
Privates M'Neill, Hurley, Lynn, and Hewitt.

~Fifth Battalion (Victoria).~

Lieutenant N. Marshall.
Sergeant Ross.
Corporal Williams.
Corporal Wood.

~Sixth Battalion (Victoria).~

Lieutenant P. D. Moncur.
Privates Callaghan, Thorning, and George.

~Seventh Battalion (Victoria).~

Lieut.-Colonel H. Elliott.
Lieutenant D. B. Ross.
Corporal Dunstan.
Corporal Burton.
Corporal Wright.
Corporal Keating.
Privates Ellis, Ball, and Wadeson.

~Eighth Battalion (Victoria).~

Lieutenant J. C. M. Traill.
Sergeant Goodwin.
Corporal M'Kinnon.
Privates Young, Green, and Hicks.

~Ninth Battalion (Queensland).~

Corporal Page.

~Tenth Battalion (S.A.).~

Lieutenant F. H. Hancock.
Lieutenant F. H. G. N. Heritage.
Corporal Hill.
Private M'Donald.

~Eleventh Battalion (W.A.).~

Major S. R. Roberts.
Captain R. L. Leane.
Lieutenant H. James.
Lieutenant G. Potter.
Lieutenant Prockter.
Lieutenant Frankly.
Sergeant Wallish.
Sergeant Hallahan.
Corporal Taylor.
Corporal F. Smith.
Privates Johns, Morrison, Roper,
W. Smith, Whitbread, and Retchford.

~Twelfth Battalion (S.A., W.A., and Tasmania).~

Major J. L. Whitham.
Sergeant Will.
Sergeant Keen.
Privates Yaxley, C. Smith, Ward, M'Kendrick, Jarvis, Johnston, Thomas,
and Reade.

~Thirteenth Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Major S. C. E. Herring.
Captain C. B. Hopkins.
Captain J. E. Lee.
Captain W. J. M. Locke.
Lieutenant H. C. Ford.
Lieutenant Annoni.
Privates Duncan, Doig, Round, and Kenbury.

~Fourteenth Battalion (Victoria).~

Major C. M. M. Dare.
Captain Cooper.

~Fifteenth Battalion (Queensland and Tasmania).~

Captain Moran.
Captain J. Hill.
Private Barrett.

~Sixteenth Battalion (S.A. and W.A.).~

Captain Heming.

~Eighteenth Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Captain S. P. Goodsell.
Sergeant Fidge.
Corporal Dryden.
Corporal Hooper.
Privates Mahoney, Workman, Martin, and Collins.

~Twentieth Battalion (N.S.W.).~

Corporal Brennan.

~Twenty-third Battalion (Victoria).~

Private Bell.

DIVISIONAL TRAIN.

Captain M. H. Cleeve.
Sergeant F. Smith.

ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

Lieut.-Colonel Garner.
Lieut.-Colonel H. W. Bryant.
Lieut.-Colonel A. H. Sturdee.
Major H. A. Powell.
Captain L. W. Dunlop.
Captain E. T. Brennan.
Captain J. Bentley.
Captain J. E. Dods.
Captain C. Thompson.
Captain A. L. Dawson.
Captain H. V. P. Conrick.
Captain L. St. V. Welch.
Captain Fullerton.
Captain Stack.
Quartermaster Boddam.
Sergeant-Major Wheeler.
Sergeant Barber.
Sergeant Hood.
Sergeant Sargent.
Sergeant Henderson.
Sergeant Nixon.
Corporal Bosgard.
Corporal G. Smith.
Privates Priestman, Lilingen, Cruickshanck, Brighton, Spooner, and
Foster.

CHAPLAINS.

Rev. W. E. Dexter, 2nd Infantry Brigade.
Rev. Father J. Fahey, 3rd Infantry Brigade.
Rev. T. S. Power, 4th Infantry Brigade.
Rev. Gillison, 4th Infantry Brigade.

INDEX

Abbu Ella, Troop trains at, 67

Abdel Rahman Bair, 246
Attack on, 255, 257, 259

Achi Baba, 127
Advances on, 149
Attack on, 215
Description of, 131
Futility of assaulting, 265
Guns on, 214
May attack on, 145

Adana, 79

Admiralty, Delay of message from, 16

Adrianople, Turkish forces at, 213

Aeroplanes--
Enemy, 268
German over Quinn's, 197
Taube driven down, 255

_Agamemnon_, H.M.S., 82

_Age, Melbourne_, Correspondent of, 10

Aghyl Dere, 247
4th Brigade capture, 251

Akaba, Gulf of, 80

Albany--
Convoy rendezvous at, 74
Description of harbour, 30
Final scenes, 34
King's visit to, 30
Traditions of, 28
Transport fleet at, 31

Albatross, German aeroplane, 163

Alexandria, 62, 96
Aspect in July, 216
Convoy reaches, 66

"Allah," Turks call, 162

Allanson, Major C. G., 261

Allies' War Council, 279

Amenol, Use of, 290

Ammunition--
For "Great Adventure," 224
Hamilton's admissions about, 211
Mule transport of, 181
Turks receive, 280
Want of, 291

Anafarta, Bujik, 169, 220, 246, 269
Advance in Valley of, 252

Antill, Brigadier-General, 240, 287

Anzac--
Administration leave, 287
Army Corps, return of, 284
Artillery position at, 181
Bomb factory at, 172
Calm days at, 136
Casualties, total, 291
Closing scenes at, 283 _seq_.
Compared to Helles, 144
Complete capture of, 114
Contemplating plans, 96
Covering party, 104
Dawn of, 99
Dispatch riders at, 271
Dysentery at, 278
Evacuation contemplated, 280
Evacuation commences, 286
Extending, 245
First Division return to, 284
General attack abandoned, 139
Guns in August, 219
"Heart of," 169
Hospital ships off, 255
Hospital supplies, 174
Hospital, winter, 283
June-July at, 204
Kitchener, Earl, visits, 282
Last picture of, 290
Life at, 180 _seq._
Maxwell, General, visits, 282
Moon and operations at, 216
New attack from, 137
N.Z.'s on flank of, 117
N.Z.'s leave, 144
Nights, 176
Origin of, 99
Partition of, 119
Post Office, 171
Reinforcements at, 157
Reorganization, 135
Reticulation scheme, 171
R.M.L.I. land at, 135
Second Brigade leave, 143
Shrapnel Gully divides, 179
Sikhs at, 181
Snowstorms, 285
"Soul of" (General Birdwood), 169
Telephone Exchange, 171
Transports leave for, 100
Trawlers, 177
Turkish charge on Nek, 210
Turkish counter-attacks, 121
Turkish May attack, 160
Turkish regulars at, 208
Turks enter, 290
Winter camps prepared, 283
Winter storms, 285

Anzac Beach--
Gurkhas on, 224
Nature of, 168
Ordnance store, 169
Red Cross at, 169
Turkish fire on, 280

Anzac Cove, 103
Stores landed, 168
Work at, 135

Arabia--
Germans land in, 55

Arabs, 75
Information from, 81

_Aragon_, H.M.S., 9

Ari Burnu, 104, 172

_Ark Royal_ balloon ship, 132

Armenians--
In Turkish army, 88
Refugee, 81
Surrender, 92

Armistice--
Empire Day, 165
General Birdwood on, 164
General Hamilton on, 164
Turks seek, 163

Armoured motor-cars, 133

Army--
Anzac Corps, 214
Corps orders unfulfilled, 134
General Hamilton's, 213

Army Corps--
First withdrawal of, 278
Return, 284

Army Service Corps, 194

Artillery--
Ammunition shortage, 211
Anzac, 219
Capture of Krupp, 106
Duels at Helles, 147
Egyptian Mounted, 86
First landing, 113
French 75 cm., 129, 145
"Hates," 169
Helles, 219
Indian Mountain Battery, 110
Landing 3rd Brigade, 117
Lane, 182, 186
Need at Anzac, 115
N.Z., at Helles, 219
Positions on Anzac, 181
Sixth Australian Battery, 219
Turkish (_see also under_ Turkish), 280
Turkish Anzac, 159
Turkish Olive Grove, 157

Asia Minor, Refugees from, 78

"Asiatic Algy," 144

_Askold_, Russian cruiser, 61

Asma Dere, 252
Ridge, attack on, 253

Auckland--
Battalion at Helles, 149
Landing of Battalion, 111
Mounted Rifles, 259

Austin, Colonel, 169
Flag of, 173

Australia--
Citizen Army, 17
Excitement over war, 16
First Contingent leaves, 31
First Expeditionary Force, 20
German hopes for revolt in, 18
Mobilization of Army in, 17

_Australia_, H.M.A.S., 16-18
Germans fear, 26

Australian Army--
Army Service Corps, 194
Assembly at Lemnos, 94
Casualties, total of, 291
Citizen forces with, 19
Commencement of landing, 100
Departure of First, 23
Engineers on Canal, 82
Landing casualties of, 126
Light Horse at Anzac, 170
Line held by, 139
Number of First, 8
Offer of, 18
Reorganizing units, 134
Units of--
1st Division, 8, 20, 23, 28, 31, 61, 136, 220, 245, 264
At Mena, 70, 72
Composition, 19
Egypt, training of, 70
Final departure, 290
New Commander of, 159
Return of, 284
Withdrawal of, 278
2nd A. and N.Z. Division, 71, 136, 275, 278, 284
Arrival of, 271
Last stand, 290
1st Infantry Brigade, 117, 138, 219, 220
Landing, 109
Lone Pine, 221-7
2nd Infantry Brigade, 77, 109, 117, 188, 237
At Helles, 143, 150
3rd Infantry Brigade, 100, 105, 117, 182
At Thermia, 97
Landing, 104, 109
Landing casualties, 122
4th Infantry Brigade, 71, 111, 117, 122, 137, 138, 244, 257, 269,
272, 273, 276
Advance, 245, 250 _seq._
Evacuation, 289
Subterranean barracks, 284
5th Infantry Brigade, 276
1st Light Horse Brigade, 71, 135
2nd Light Horse Brigade, 182, 205, 264
3rd Light Horse Brigade, 71, 238, 289
Artillery, 3rd Brigade, 182, 145
Engineers, 3rd Field Company, 223;
5th Field Company, 290
Victorians charge at Krithia, 150

Australians--
Amusements of, 73
Attitude of wounded, 107
Birdwood's, General, appreciation of, 270, 283
Character of, 8
Descriptions of, 74
Dispatch riders, 271
General Hamilton's praise of, 9, 270
Hatred of trench warfare, 221
King's message to, 282, 283
On Canal, 76, 77
Rest at Mudros, 217
Sight-seeing, 71
Suffer frost-bite, 286
The "Die Hard," 289
Turkish opinion of, 183
Use of bayonet, 161

Autumn Campaign, question of, 279

Aviators, Ascendancy of British, 219

_Ayesia_, 55

"Baby 700," 139, 187, 240
Searchlights on, 209

_Bacchante_, H.M.S., 109, 116, 118, 223, 227

Baldwin, Brigadier-General, 261, 262

Balloon, Observation, 130

Barbed wire entanglements, 182

Base, Suvla as winter, 220

Bathing under fire, 179

Battenberg, H.R.H. Prince Louis of, 16

Battle, noise of, 228

Battleship Hill, 186
Advance against, 246
Bombardment, 253

Bauchop, Colonel A., 173, 247
Death of, 249

Bauchop's Hill, 249

Bayonet, Australians' use of, 161

Beach, Turkish fire on, 170

"Beachy Bill," 169, 175, 288

Bean, Captain C. E. W., 10-47

Bean, Captain J. W., 231

Bedouin, Troubles amongst, 76

Bennett, Lieut.-Colonel, 237

Bessell-Browne, Major, 186

Birdwood, Lieut.-General Sir W., 62, 99, 245, 248, 286
Admiration for Australians, 270, 283
Advance, order by, 137
Appreciation by General Bridges, 158
Anecdote of, 7
August plans, 219
Bathing story, 157
Command of, 70
Help from, 9
Landing of, 113
On Armistice, 164
On H.M.S. _Queen_, 138
Plans against Sari Bair, 247
Recall to H.M.S. _Queen_, 113
"Soul of Anzac," 169
Staff work of, 287
Stories of, 176

Bitter Lakes, Battleships on, 84

Blamey, Major, 136

Blamey's Meadow, Fight near, 205

"Bloody Angle," The, 139-79

Bogali, 105, 137

Bolton, Lieut.-Colonel, 75, 112, 150

Bombardment of Nek, 241

Bombing at Lone Pine, 221, 235

Bombs--
Anzac factory, 172
At Apex, 289
Beef tins as, 202

Bourne, Major, Death of, 243

_Bouvet_, Sinking of warship, 93

Braithwaite, Major-General, 165

Brand, Major, 106

Braund, Colonel, 120

Braund's Hill, 120

_Breslau_, Turkish interest in, 28

Bridges, Major-General Sir W. T., 61, 136, 169
Appointment, 19
At Ismailia, 82
Death of, 158
Divisional Command, 139
Energy of, 157
Landing of, 113
Orders advance, 120

British--
At Malta Bay, 128
At Suvla Bay, 236, 255

British Army--
New divisions wanted, 204
July strength of, 213
Units of:--
9th Army Corps, 247, 255
13th Division, 260
29th Division, 10, 99, 126, 128, 146
29th Division Artillery, 115, 219
52nd Division, 219
29th Infantry Brigade, 261, 273
38th Infantry Brigade, 261
39th Infantry Brigade, 247
40th Infantry Brigade, 247, 261
4th South Wales Borderers, 247, 273
5th Connaught Rangers, 273, 276
5th Wiltshire Regiment, 247, 262
6th South Lancs Regiment, 247, 260
6th Royal North Lancs Regiment, 262
8th Welsh Regiment, 247
72nd Field Company, 247
Artillery, De Tot's Battery, 143
Fusilier Regiments, Landing of, 128
Gloucesters attack Sari Bair, 259
Indian Mountain Battery (26th), 110
Praise of, 10
Royal Naval Division, 135, 148, 219
Armoured cars of, 143
Nelson Battalion, 141
Portsmouth Battalion, 141

British casualties at Anzac, 270

British prestige in Egypt, 281

Brown, Lieut.-Colonel, 228
Death of, 266

Browne's Dip, 186, 225, 270

Buccaneer Camel Corps, 76

Bujik Anafarta, 220, 246

Bulair Lines, Feint attack on, 94

Bulgarian aid to Turkey, 280

Bully Beef Sap, 168, 171, 242

_Buresk_, s.s., 53

Burgess, Major, 188

Burnage, Lieut.-Colonel, 141, 252

Burton, Corporal, 265

Caddy, Major, 188

Caiques, Greek, in Dardanelles, 98

Cairo, 63
Australian pastimes in, 73
Paradox of, 73
Troops leave for, 66
Young Turk Party in, 75

Cannan, Lieut.-Colonel, 201, 251, 258

Cape Helles offensive, 220

Carden, Admiral, 93

Cass, Lieut.-Colonel, 109, 145, 264
Saves situation, 154
Version of landing, 42

Castro, 96

Casualties--
Landing, 126
Total Anzac, 291
Total Turkish, 291
Turkish May attack, 163

Caucasus, Turks in, 213

Censor, Attitude of Australian, 41

Chailak Dere, 261

Cham Kalesi, 132

Chanak, Forts at, 130, 213

Channel, Brigadier-General, 71, 135, 195, 243

Chapman, Lieut.-Colonel A. E., 275, 276

Chatham's Post, 182, 288
Evacuation of, 290

Chaytor, Captain, 175

Cheshire Ridge, barracks in, 284

Chessboard Trenches, 200
Attack on, 140, 238, 242
Casualties at, 243
Description of, 191

China Squadron, Flagship of, 16

Chocolate Hills, 252, 271
Advance, 255

Chope, Lieutenant, 76

Christian, Colonel, 145, 219

Chunak Bair, 119, 137, 190, 236
Bombs on, 289
Dead Turks on, 270
Gaining summit of, 261
Second attack, 257
Storming of, 252
Topography of, 253
Turkish attacks on, 262

Churchill, Hon. W. S., 16

Clarke, D.S.O., Lieut.-Colonel, 104

Clemens, Major, 112

Clogstoun, Major H. O., 75, 82, 223

Cocos Islands, 75
Convoy passes, 38
German landing, 54
Plan of battle, 51

Cohran, Captain, 90

Collman, Captain, 231

_Colne_, H.M.S., Bombardment by, 248

Colombo--
Convoy at, 61
Route of Convoy to, 35
_Sydney_, H.M.A.S., at, 46
Leaves Cocos for, 57

Connolly, Captain, 277

Constantinople, 167, 279
British Ambassador, 27
Canal route to, 79

Convoy--
Commanding officer of, 30, 33
Departure of _Orvieto_ and, 25
Destination changed, 61
Details of, 32
Disposition of, 30
Enters Red Sea, 61
Final Departure, 31
First Division at Albany, 24
Japanese Java Squadron, 35
Names of ships, 32
New Zealand ships, 33
_Orvieto_, flagship of, 8
Precaution against _Emden_, 37, 39, 41
Proximity of _Emden_, 41
Reaches Alexandria, 66
Colombo, 61
Port Said, 64
Route to Colombo, 35
_Southern_, details of, 35, 36
Speed of, 35
Start of N.Z. force with, 26
Through Suez Canal, 63

Cook, Mr. Joseph, 16

Courtney's Post, 139, 195

Cove of Anzac (_see_ Anzac Cove), 103

Cover, Turkish use of overhead, 189

Cox, Major-General H. V., 146, 247, 272
Attack by, 250
Day operations by, 276

Cribb, Captain, 111

Cunliffe-Owen, Brigadier-General, 219

_Daily Telegraph_ correspondent, 95

D'Amade, General, 92

Damakjelik Hill, 247
British capture, 250

Dardanelles--
Current from, 103
First bombardment, 92
Panorama, 129
_Phaeton_, H.M.S., at, 92
_Queen Elizabeth_ bombards, 92
Turkish casualties, 291
Warships' losses, 93

Dare, Major, 274

Darwin, Importance of Port, 18

Deadman's Ridge, 244

Dedeagatch, 96

Deia Garcia Islands, 35

Democracy, General Hamilton on the, 95

_D'Entrecasteaux_, 88

_Desaix_, battleship, 64

Despair, Valley of, 185

Destroyers--
Mistake at Chunak Bair, 262
Searchlights, 209

Destroyer Hill--
Capture of, 254
Evacuation of, 289

De Tot's Battery, 143

Dexter, Chaplain, 68, 167

"Die Hards," Last Australian, 289

Direction Island, Cable on, 54

Discipline, Australians learn, 74

Division--
29th, in May attack, 146 (_see under_ British Army)
1st Australian, 20 (_see under_ Australian Army)
New Zealand and Australian, 71 (_see under_ Australian Army)

Djemal Pasha, 76, 78
Bluff of, 84

Dobbin, Lieut.-Colonel, 228

Doctors at Lone Pine, 232

Dugouts, Descriptions of, 170, 180

Dunstan, Captain, 265

Duntroon Military College, 19

_Duplex_, 64

Dysentery at Anzac, 278

Easton, Lieutenant, Capture of, 124

Egypt--
Army in, 77
British prestige in, 281
Convoy sent to, 62
G.O.C., 62
German menace in, 62
Secret service work in, 220
Turkish plots in, 80

Egyptian--
Engineers at Imbros, 217
Mounted Artillery, 77, 86
Water-tins, 171

El Arisch, 79

El Ferdan, 83

Elias, Mount, View from, 97

Elliott, Lieut.-Colonel, 75, 112, 235

_Emden_--
Beaching, 53
Casualties on, 57
Challenges _Sydney_, 48
Course against _Sydney_, 51
Destruction of, 40
Dummy funnel, 48
Germans watch fight, 54
Hits on, 50
Indian Gulf raids, 27
Nearness to Convoy, 41
Precaution against, 37
Shells fired by, 59
Wreck of, 56

Empire Day, Armistice on, 165

_Empress of Russia_, H.M.S., 57

_Encounter_, H.M.A.S., 26

Enemy messages, 192

Engineering, Anzac schemes of, 285

Engineers--
At Lone Pine, 235
Egyptian, 217
General Maxwell's appreciation of, 83
New Zealand, 247
Third Australian Company, 75, 82

Enos, Gulf of, 213
Landing at, 214

Entanglements at Gaba Tepe, 182

Enver Pasha--
Brother of, 27
Difficulties of, 281
Orders by, 208

Erenkeui Bay, 92

Eski Keui, 206

Eucalyptus trees, 68

_Euripides_, transport, 34

Evacuation, Gallipoli--
Administrative Staff, 287
Attitude of Dominions to, 291
Casualties at Anzac, 291
Casualties at Helles, 291
Casualties at Suvla Bay, 291
Chatham's Post, 290
Estimated casualties in, 281
Explosion on Nek, 290
General Hamilton refuses, 280
Helles, 291
Last Anzac scenes, 290
Method of, 288
Officers responsible for, 287
Part of Navy, 289
Plans for, 286
Questions raised, 280
Reasons for, 281 _seq._
Staff work at, 287
Stores destroyed at, 287
Three columns in, 288
Units in, 288 _seq._

Everden, 132

Expeditionary Force--
Australian attitude to, 20
Delay in departure, 27
March in Melbourne, 23

Eye-witness, 8

Falkland Islands, Battle of, 18

"Farm, The," Capture of, 246, 253, 262

Farr, Major, 195

Ferdinand, King, and Turkey, 96

Ferguson, Sir Ronald Munro, 15

Festian, Major, 141

Fethers, Major, 112

Fever, Mediterranean, 192

Fisherman's Huts, 168
Capture of, 111

Flag, Colonel Austin's Anzac, 173

Flockart, Captain, 68

Flour, Bulgaria gets, 96

Forsyth, Brigadier-General J., 238, 287

French Army--
A charge by, 147
Artillery at Helles, 145
At Lemnos, 95
Fail at "Haricot," 154
Infantry at Helles, 144
Landing, 128
Leader, 73
Numbers of, 213

French 75 cm. guns, use by Turks, 191

French Navy at Dardanelles, 220

Frost-bite, Australians suffer, 286

Fullerton, Major, 231

Fusilier Regiments landing, 128

Gaba Tepe, 92, 119, 163
Bombardment of, 109, 205
Plans for landing, 94, 215
Snipers, 182
Transports off, 102
Turkish guns on, 118

Gallery trenches, 184

Gallipoli--
(_See also_ Anzac and Helles)
Causes of campaign failure, 291
Night of landing on, 100
Reason for evacuation of, 281 _seq_.
Sunsets, 171
Turkish plans at, 280
Turkish losses, 291
Wild flowers, 168

Garside, Lieut.-Colonel, 150
Death of, 155

_Gaulois_, damaging of, 93

Gaza, 79

German--
Aeroplane at Anzac, 268
Albatross machine, 163
Attack methods, 119
Belief about Australia, 18
Cocos landing party, 54
N.C.O.'s with Turks, 117
Officers at Anzac, 188
Officers' camp, 169
Officers' Trench, 118, 119, 224, 237
Officers with Turks, 213
Sailors on Keeling Island, 56
Telefunken Code, 24
Von den Hagen, Major, 90

Germany--
Menaces Egypt, 62
New Guinea base, 18
Pacific Squadron, 18

Gezirah, 68

Gharry, Australians' use of, 73

Gillison, Chaplain A., Death of, 375

Glasfurd, Major, 136

Glasgow, Major T. W., 244

Glossop, Captain, 46, 53

Glover, Lieut.-Colonel Thomas, 89

_Gneisenau_, German cruiser, 18

Godley, Major-General Sir A., 9, 136, 169, 224, 245

_Goeben_--
Guns from, 159
Turkish interest in, 28

Goltz, Von der, 76

_Good Hope_, H.M.S., 40

Gordon-Smith, Captain, 36
Message to Fleet, 45

Gorizia, Italian gunners at, 114

Graham, Major D. P., 202

Granaries, Turkish, 149

Grant, Chaplain, 295

Great Adventure, The, 10
Deception of Turks in, 219
General Hamilton sums up, 214
Plans of, 212

Great Dere, 205

Great Sap, the, 173

Greece--
Attitude of, 281
Queen of, 98

Greek--
Interpreter, 251
Islands' food, 9
Music, 98
Natives on Imbros, 133, 217
Voyage on steamer, 96

Gunners, Heroic Anzac, 188

Guns, handling of, 190

Gurkhas (_see also_ Indian Army), 83, 88, 143, 253, 205

Hagen, Major Von den, 90

Hamilton, General Sir Ian--
Appreciation of Major-General Bridges, 158
Asks for reinforcements, 279
Author's help from, 9
Departure from Anzac, 281
Estimate of ammunition supply, 211
First sight of Dardanelles, 92
Headquarters, 9, 217
Interview with, 95
Landing plans, 93
Needs more troops, 104
Plan of "Great Adventure," 212 _seq._
Plan of Sari Bair battle, 247 _seq._
Praise of Australians, 9, 270
Questioned on evacuation, 280
Recall to London, 280
Strategy of, 220
Sums up Anzac landing, 127
Sums up his army, 279
Sums up July position, 214
Views on Armistice, 164

Hamilton, Private, 265

Hangars at Tenedos, 187

Happy Valley, 120, 190

_Hardinge_, H.M.S., 88

Hardy, Captain, 65

"Haricot" redoubt, 146
French repulse at, 150, 154

Harris Ridge, attack on, 206

"Hates," Artillery, 169

"Heart of Anzac," 169

Heliopolis, Camp at, 70

Hell Spit, 177
Danger at, 171
Machine guns at, 179

Helles, Cape, 94
Auckland Battalion at, 149
Battleship support, 147
British landing, 99, 126
Cass saves situation at, 154
Colonel M'Cay's dilemma at, 151
Compared with Anzac, 144
Country at, 144
Evacuation, 291
Guns at, 219
Main Turkish force at, 256
May attacks, 143, 145
Offensive at, 220
Otago Battalion at, 149
Second attack, 147
Supplies at, 148
Turks hoodwinked at, 211
Turkish success at, 236
29th Division at, 126
Victorian charge at, 150
Wellington Battalion at, 149

Herring, Major, 274

Hill 971, 103, 119, 190, 236
Storming of, 215
Topography of, 246

Hill Q, Storming of, 253

Hill 60, 272
Capture, 277
Casualties, 277
Evacuation, 289
Final attack on, 276
First failure at, 274
Ninth lighthouse at, 277
Plans of attack, 272
Stretcher-bearers, 274
Tenth lighthouse at, 277

Hindustani, Turkish ruse, 124

Hobbs, Colonel, 113

Holmes, Brigadier-General, 287

Horses landed at Helles, 133

Hospital ships off Anzac, 255

Hospital supplies at Anzac, 174

Hospitals--
Anzac winter, 284
British ambulances, Suvla Bay, 269
Colonel Howse's Beach, 113, 171

Howard, Lieut.-Colonel, 91

Howitzer heavy guns, 285

Howse, V.C., Surgeon-General, 113, 171, 282

Hughes, Brigadier-General F. G., 190, 192, 238

Huts, Turkish, 182

Hydroplane, French, 65

Ibraham, General, 78

_Ibuki_--
Clears for action, 43
Japanese Naval Escort, 29

Ida, Mount, 115

Imbros Island, 9
Anzac viewed from, 131
Australians at, 217
General Hamilton's headquarters, 217
Viewed from Anzac, 174

Indian Army--
Attack by Brigade, 250
Brigades at Helles, 146, 150
Gurkhas attack Hill Q, 260
Gurkhas at Helles, 143
Mingles with Australians, 181
Suvla Bay, 275
5th Gurkhas, 253
6th Gurkhas, 253, 261
10th Gurkhas, 253
14th Sikhs, 253
62nd Punjabis, 86
92nd Punjabis, 89
Mountain Batteries, 119, 247
26th Mountain Battery, 110

Indian Ocean, Convoy in, 38

Indian troops, Turks disguised as, 124

Infantry, Australian--
1st Battalion, 123, 228, 265
2nd Battalion, 120, 228, 266
3rd Battalion, 228
4th Battalion, 112, 121, 228, 264
5th Battalion, 8, 66, 109, 150, 226, 264
6th Battalion, 109, 112, 150, 237, 264, 289
7th Battalion, 75, 112, 150, 264, 265
8th Battalion, 75, 112, 120, 150
9th Battalion, 104, 120, 206
10th Battalion, 104, 120
11th Battalion, 104, 221
12th Battalion, 104, 109, 235, 264
13th Battalion, 141, 252, 274
14th Battalion, 141, 258, 275
15th Battalion, 124, 201, 252, 258
16th Battalion, 124, 141, 201, 252, 276, 288
17th Battalion, 277, 289
18th Battalion, 277
20th Battalion, 289
23rd Battalion, 289
24th Battalion, 289

_Inflexible_, H.M.S., Damage to, 93

Interpreters, Greek, 251

_Irresistible_, H.M.S., Sinking of, 93

Irvine, Major, Death of, 122

Ismailia, 79
Defences of, 83
Pontoon bridges at, 82

Jacobs, Captain, 124

Japanese Fleet, 18
_Ibuki_ and _Emden_, 43
Java Squadron, 35
_Osaki_ near _Emden_, 45

Java, Japanese ships off, 45

Jerusalem, 80

Johnston, Brigadier-General G., 113, 137, 166, 186, 247, 287

Johnston, Lieut.-Colonel J. L., 104, 221, 224

Johnston's Jolly, 224
Name of, 188

Joseph of Hohenzollern, H.I.H., 56

Journalists, General Hamilton on, 95

Kabak Kuya Well, 273

Kaijak Aghala (Hill 60), 275

Kaiser, Nephew of, 56

Kanli, Valley, 146
Artillery in, 146

Kantara, 79, 81
Road to, 82

Kasr-el-Nil Barracks, 67

Kateb-el-Kheil, 83

Keeling Island--
_Emden_ at, 42, 53
_Sydney_ leaves, 57

Kelid Bahr, Fortifications of, 94, 115, 130, 214, 288

Kelid Bair, 168

Kephalos Bay, 9
Anchorage at, 217
Mine-sweepers at, 130

Keveres Dere, 146

Keysor, Private, 265

Kiddle, Captain, of _Minotaur_, 36

Kieslinger, Lieutenant, 54

King Ferdinand, 96

King George's Sound--
Convoy assemble at, 24
Traditions of, 28

King, His Majesty the, Message from, 282

King, Major, 231

Kitchener, Earl, 90, 281
At Russell Top, 282
Delivers King's message, 283
Message to Australasians, 283
Visit to Anzac, 282

Koja Chemen Tepe (_see also_ Hill 971), 103, 116, 190, 220

Kojadere, 137
Turkish camp at, 105
Turkish trenches to, 187

_Königsberg_, Sinking of, 40
H.M.A.S. _Sydney_, and, 54

Krithia, 127
Country round, 144
May attack on, 143, 149
Plans to capture, 205, 214
Road into, 153

Krupp guns captured, 106

Kum Kale Fort--
Attack on, 220
Bombardment of, 92, 94

Kurdish Cavalry, 80

Lakes, Bitter, 84

Landing, Australian--
Anzac covering force, 104
Country faced at, 106
Crisis, 113, 116
Details of, 102 _seq._
Effect of current on, 103
Fourth Brigade in, 112
Navy's part in, 107
Need of artillery at, 115
New Zealand part in, 117
Plans for, 96
Queensland first, 109
Reinforcements at, 112
Third Brigade, 102
Turkish opposition at, 105

Landing--
French at Kum Kale, 128
Fusilier Regiments at Helles, 128
Nine Army Corps, 247
Suvla Bay failure, 214, 254, 260

Leane, Major, 222
Death of, 223

Lee, Lieut.-Colonel, 104

Legge, Major-General, 9, 271

Legge Valley, 164

Lemnos, Island of, 217
Transports, 94

Levant, The--
Earl Kitchener visits, 281
Flowers of, 129
Ships in, 99

Levinge, Lieut.-Colonel, 262

Life at Anzac, 180

Light Horse--
Anzac attack, 205
Attacks on the Nek, 243
Gallantry, 207
Landing of, 170

Light Horse Units:--
1st Regiment, 208, 244
2nd Regiment, 202
3rd Regiment, 200
5th Regiment, 206
7th Regiment, 206
8th Regiment, 236, 240
9th Regiment, 277
10th Regiment, 236, 277

Lind, Captain, 68

Logan, Major T. J., Death of, 243

_London_, H.M.S., Anecdote of, 175

Lone Pine, 224
After bomb attacks, 266
Artillery at, 227
Attacks at, 221, 222
Author at, 10
Bombing at, 221, 236, 255, 285
Capture, 229, 270
Casualties, 270
Charges, 228, 229
Details of trenches, 224
Engineers at, 235
Evacuation, 289
Machine guns at, 232
Military Crosses won at, 265
Mining operations, 285
Plans for, 223
Signallers at, 230
Tunnel trenches, 225
Turkish overhead cover, 229
Turkish version of, 268
Victoria Crosses won at, 265

Loughran, Major, 274

Lussington, Private, 124

Maadi, Light Horse at, 70

Maan Railway, 80

M'Cay, Brigadier-General, 77, 109, 117, 143, 150, 151
Wounded at Helles, 155

M'Cay's Hill, 120

McDonald, Lieut.-Colonel, 140, 149

McDonald, Captain, R.T.A., Capture of 124

McGarry, Private, 242

Machine guns--
Captured Turkish, 267
Hell Spit, 179
Lone Pine, 232
Noise of, 115
On the Nek, 240
Quinn's, 199

Mackesy, Lieut.-Colonel, 249

Mackworth, D.S.O., Major, 136

MacLachlan, Major, 90

Maclagan, Brigadier-General Sinclair, 102, 117, 182, 183, 205

Maclagan's Ridge, 105, 168

McLaurin, Colonel, 69, 109, 117
Death of, 122

Macnaghten, Colonel, 228, 264

McNicol, Lieut.-Colonel, 109, 112, 150
Wounded at Helles, 155

Maidos, 94, 105, 213, 215
Destruction of, 131
Reconnaissance of, 136
Shells dropping on, 130

_Majestic_, Sinking of, 211

Mallet, Sir Louis, 27

Malone, Lieut.-Colonel W. C., 149, 259
At Quinn's, 196
Death of, 260

Malta, 96

Mal Tepe, 132, 280
Dere, 146

Manchester Territorials, 67

Mangar, Lieut., 68, 111, 117

Maoris, 173, 247, 273
At Russell Top, 208
Table Top attack, 249

Marshall Islands, 18

Martyn, Lieut.-Colonel, 211, 235, 285

Massey, W. T., 8, 95

_Mauretania_, Troops on, 217

Maxwell, General--
Anzac visit, 282
Canal attack, 84

May attack--
At Helles, 145
Turkish, 160

Mediterranean, Submarines in, 214

Meekes, Major, 29

_Melbourne_, H.M.A.S., 29, 42

Mena--
Camp at, 67, 70
Roads at, 69

Menace, Submarine, 214

Merrington, Chaplain, 167

Mesopotamian Campaign, 213, 281

_Mia mias_, 251

Military Crosses, 265

Millen, E. D., Admiralty message to, 16

Miltiades, 30

Miners, Tasmanian, 185

Mining--
Anzac, 237
Lone Pine, 285
Of the Nek, 290
Operations in November, 284
Quinn's, 193
Turkish, 191

_Minotaur_, H.M.S., 16, 26, 40

Mitylene, Island of, 9, 98, 220

Mocke, Captain von, 54

Moiya Harah, 80

Monash, Brigadier-General J., 71, 111, 117, 137, 247, 251, 269, 271

Monash Gully, 111, 119, 200, 290
Fierce fighting at, 162

Mongrak, 180

Monitors, 214, 218

Monro, General Sir Charles, 281, 286

_Montcalm_, H.M.S., 64

Moore, Colonel, 260

Morto Bay, 92, 128, 146

Moslems, Attempt to embroil, 80

Mudros, 7, 97
Camps at, 217
First Army Corps rest at, 278
Fleet at, 96
Permission to visit, 97
Ships shelter at, 214
Troops reach, 287

Mule Gully, 137, 164, 189

Mules, Ammunition, 181

Müller, Captain, Surrender of, 54

"Mustard Plaster, The," 253
Attack on, 261

Myles, Major, 187

Naval Australian Unit, 16

Naval Division at Helles, 147

Navy--
Air Service, 133
At evacuation of Anzac, 289
First Australian action, 40
German Pacific Squadron, 18
Part in landing, 107
Speed of _Sydney_, 45
Spirit of, 107
Transportation of supplies, 280

Nagara Lighthouse, 131

Narrows, 130, 214, 268

Napoleon, Egyptian Campaign, 79

Nebrunesi Point, 247, 254

Nekhl, 80, 81

Nelson Battalion at Quinn's, 141

"Nek, The," 119, 288, 289
Bombs on, 241
Casualties, 243
Final mine on, 290
Light Horse charge, 237
Light Horse repulse, 242
Mining on, 191
Nearness of trenches on, 200
Significance of attacks, 243
Turkish machine guns on, 210, 240

Nettleton, Lieutenant, death of, 244

_Newcastle_, H.M.S., 47

New Guinea--
Codes captured at, 24
German, 18

New Zealand Army, Units of--
Artillery, 219
Engineers, 247, 249
Infantry, 88
Auckland Battalion, 111, 149, 254
Canterbury Battalion, 149, 194, 253
Otago Battalion, 140, 142
Wellington Battalion, 149
Mounted Rifles, 249, 273, 276, 289

New Zealand Convoy, 26, 27, 33

New Zealanders--
Attack on Sari Bair, 245, 247
Charge at Helles, 149
Hold Chunak Bair, 254
Infantry in Canal, 77
Infantry leave Anzac, 144
Line held by, 139
On Russell Top, 139, 190
Storm Chunak Bair, 252

Ninth Army Corps, 255

No. 2 Outpost, 177, 218, 224, 248, 254, 263

No. 3 Outpost, 248, 271

No Man's Land, 201

Observation post, Turkish, 149

Ocean Beach, 173, 263, 289

_Ocean_, H.M.S., 92
Sinking of, 93

Olive Grove Battery, 157, 214, 280

Onslow, Captain, Death of, 170

Ordnance stores, Anzac, 169, 173

_Orvieto_, H.M.T., 8
Departure of, 25

_Osaki_, Japanese cruiser, 45

Osboldstone & Co., 10

Otago Battalion, 142, 149, 247, 253
Captures Bauchop's Hill, 249

Ottoman Empire--
Help for, 281
Exhaustion of, 291

Outposts, 173

Outpost No. 1, 289

Outpost No. 2, 177, 263
Attack from, 248
Observation from, 254
Strengthening of, 218
Troops move to, 224

Outpost No. 3--
Attack on, 248
Prisoners taken at, 271

Overhead cover, Turkish, 189

Owen, Cunliffe-, Brigadier-General, 219

Owen's Gully, 224

Padre, A, under shell fire, 172

Pain, Captain, 234

Papua, German base, 18

Paris, General, 150

Parker, Mr., 43

Parnell, Colonel, 19

Passport, Press, 9

Pearce, 10

_Pegasus_, H.M.A.S., 26

Periscope, Use of, 185, 198

Persian Gulf Campaign, 27

_Phaeton_, H.M.S., 92

Phillips, Major, 188

Pimple, The, 186, 224

Pine Ridge, 106, 121, 137, 182, 186, 187, 220

_Pioneer_, H.M.A.S., 26, 34

Plugge, Lieut.-Colonel, 111, 149

Plugge's Plateau, 105, 119, 173

Pontoon bridges, Canal, 82

Pope, Lieut.-Colonel, 252, 258
Advance by, 140
Escape from capture, 124
First command, 124

Pope's Hill, 119, 137, 179, 208, 240
Attacks from, 142, 244
Capture of, 123, 124
Evacuation, 290
History, 200 _seq._
Life at, 200
Nearness of trenches on, 201
Occupation, 111

Poppyfield, 162

Port Said--
Flooding of, 79
Warships at, 64

Portsmouth Battalion at Quinn's, 141

Post Office, Anzac, 171

"Possy," Description of a, 186

Primrose, Major, 141

Pyramids, 68, 72

"Q" Hill, 257
Taking of, 261

Quebec, 129
Sari Bair compared to, 270

_Queen_, H.M.S., 100, 138
General Birdwood's recall to, 113

_Queen Elizabeth_, H.M.S., 92, 109, 115, 116, 132
Shrapnel, 119
Spotters for, 122

Queensland Infantry first ashore, 109

Queensland Light Horse, Gallantry of, 207

Quinn, Major, 123, 201
Death of, 203

Quinn's Post, 119, 137, 208, 240, 242, 288
Attack fails, 140
Bombing at, 160
Early history, 194
Evacuation, 290
Life at, 195
Machine guns at, 199
Mining at, 193, 284
Occupation, 111
Periscopes, use of, 198
Tunnel trenches, 193, 197
Turkish notices at, 211

Rabbit Island, 93, 130

Ramazan, Turkish attack at, 210

Rankine, Lieut.-Colonel, 252, 258

Rearguard action, Anzac, 287

Red Crescent, Turkish, 166

Red Cross--
Beach Station, 169
Use of flag, 163

Red Sea, Convoy in, 61

Redoubt, "Haricot," 146

Reed, Major, Death of, 244

Reid, Sir George, 74

Reinforcements--
Anzac, 291
Need of, 213

Renwick, George, 8

_Requiem_, cruiser, 65

Rest Gully, 250

Reticulation scheme, Anzac, 171

Reynell, Colonel, 277

Rhododendron Ridge, 191, 263
Capture of, 253
Topography, 246

_River Clyde_, 144
Grounding of, 128

Robeck, Vice-Admiral de, 92, 96, 215

Robertson, Major, 120

Rose, Captain, 259

Rosenthal, Colonel, 113, 182

Ross, Major, 183, 221

Rowell, Lieut.-Colonel, 200

Royal Marine Light Infantry, 135, 137, 141

Royal Naval Air Service, 133

Ruses, Australian, 219

Russell Top, 119, 137, 190
Attack on, 209
Kitchener at, 282
New Zealand work on, 139, 190
Supplies, 192

Russell, Brigadier-General A. H., 137, 247, 249, 257

Russian, Greek music and, 98

Saker, Major, 112

Salonica, 98, 281

Salt Lake, 173, 220
Ambulances at, 269
British at, 254
Grass fires at, 257

Samothrace, Island of, 174

Sampson, Flight-Commander, 219

Sanders, General Liman von, 78, 134
Army Order by, 118
Use of Red Crescent, 166

Sap, The Great, 173

Sap, The Secret, 187

Sapping at Lone Pine, 235

Sari Bair Ridge, 103, 113, 119, 173
Battle of, 257, 264
Columns attacking, 245, 247
Machine guns on, 254
Plans against, 137, 215, 246, 258
Shelling of, 132

Saros Gulf, 92, 98
Warships in, 95

Sasse, Major, 265

Sazli Beit Dere, 247
Capture of, 253

_Scharnhorst_, 18

Schmidt, Lieutenant, 54

Scobie, Lieut.-Colonel, 228
Death of, 266

Scrubby Knoll, Guns against, 186

Searchlights, Destroyers', 209
Use of, 238

Seddul Bahr, 128
Forts at, 92
French at, 144
Ruins, 144
Turkish shelling of, 149
Village, 115

Serapeum, 80, 83

Serbian Army, 281

Shell Green, 182, 184

Shells, Star, Turkish, 161

Shera, Captain, 249

Shout, V.C., Captain, 265

Shrapnel, Effects of, 116

Shrapnel Gully, 105, 194
Anzac divided by, 179, 189
Indian camp in, 181
Snipers in, 122

Signallers at Lone Pine, 230

Sikhs Infantry, 181, 253

Silver, Captain, 38, 41, 42, 45

Sinai, Water on, 78

Smith, Captain Gordon, 30

Smyth, Brigadier-General, 210

Snipers at Gaba Tepe, 182

Snipers, Turkish, 122
Surrender of, 192

Snipers' Nest, 190
Machine guns at, 191, 263

Snowfall at Anzac, 285

"Soul of Anzac" (_see also_ General Birdwood) 169

_Southern_, H.M.T., 30, 35, 36

Speary, Rear-Admiral, 30

Sphinx Rock, 173, 250

Spy suspicions at Castro, 96

Stanley, Sir Arthur, 23

Star shell, Turkish use of, 161

Steel's Post, 189, 208

Stevens, G., 9

Stevens, Major, 233

Stevenson, Major, 219

Stewart, Captain J. C., 68

Stewart, Lieut.-Colonel D. M., 149

Stewart, Lieutenant, 154

Stopford, General, 255

Stores, Anzac, 287

Storm--
Anzac, 285
Mediterranean, 173

Strategy, General Hamilton's, 220

Stretcher-bearers, 188
At Lone Pine, 231
At Hill 60, 274

Submarines, 214, 215

Supplies--
Navy transport of, 280
Helles, 148
Russell Top, 192

Suvla Bay, 169, 173
Base established, 255, 271
British ambulances at, 255, 269
British position, 255
Evacuation, 291
Failure, 260
Landing, 204, 214, 236, 254
Stalemate, 279
Turkish forces, 255
Warships in, 132

_Swiftsure_, H.M.S., 65

Suez, 62

Suez Canal--
Australian Engineers on, 82
Australians on, 77
Convoy in, 63
Desert round, 78
Guarding, 64
Mountains near, 79

Suez Canal, Battle of--
Kitchener's hand in, 90
New Zealand Infantry at, 88
Turkish attack, 85, 88
Turks captured in, 86
White flag in, 90

Suez-Cairo Railway, 84

_Sydney_, H.M.A.S., 29, 46, 52
Attacks _Emden_, 44
Attacks s.s. _Buresk_, 54
Casualties on, 57
Course against _Emden_, 51
Fire on, 52
Hits on, 46, 49, 58
Range-finder of, 49
Shells fired by, 59
Speed of, 45, 58

Syme, Geoffrey, 10

Syme, Sergeant, 82

Symons, V.C., Lieutenant, 265

Syrian coast, French ships off, 220

Table Top position, 247, 249

Tasman Post, 205, 221

Tasmanian miners, 185

Taube--
At Anzac, 255
Over Quinn's, 197

Tekel, Tents at Cape, 131

Telefunken Code, 24

Telephone Exchange, Anzac, 171

Tenedos, Island of, 92
Fleet at, 99, 127
Hangars at, 187, 219

"The Bloody Angle," 194

"The Wheatfield," 206

Thermia, Australians at, 97

Thompson, Lieut.-Colonel, 112

Thursby, Admiral, 99

Tilney, Major, 141

Timsah, Lake, 79

Toussoum, 83, 89
Defences at, 85

Transports--
Exercise on, 36
Hospital, 133
Routine on, 37

Transport services, strain on, 281

Travers, Brigadier-General J. H., 247, 250

Trawlers at Anzac, 177

Trenches--
Enemy, 189
Gallery, 184
German Officers', 188
Lone Pine, 224
Quinn's, 195, 197
Tunnel, 197

_Triumph_, H.M.S., 109, 116, 118, 214

Troy, Hills of, 99, 131

Tubb, Lieutenant, 265

Tuckett, Sergeant, 169

Tunnels--
At Lone Pine, 225
At Quinn's, 193, 197

Turkey--
Australia's interest in, 27
Governor of, 78
King Ferdinand and, 96
War with, 27, 62

Turkish Army--
Ammunition supplies, 280
Artillery, 118, 144, 149, 157, 159, 169
Attack Chessboard, 140
Attack Harris Ridge, 207
Attack Quinn's, 208
Attack Russell Top, 209
Bewilderment of, 256
Canal attack, 76, 80, 85
Casualties, 126, 163, 270, 291
Checking attacks by, 142
Counter-attacks, 119, 121, 125
Defence of Sari Bair, 260
Escape of column, 211
Failure at Canal, 88
Failure at Nek, 210
Flight from Sari Bair, 261
Fortifications on Nek, 244
"Haricot" position, 146
Headquarters, 132
Heroism, 263
Huts, 182
Lone Pine defeat, 233 _seq_.
Machine guns, 254
Main forces, 256
May attacks, 160
Opposition at Anzac, 105, 288
Opposition at Suvla, 255
Pine Ridge trenches, 187
Plans, 280
Prisoners, 211
Reconnaissances, 285
Reinforcements, 206
Regular troops, 208
Reserves, 105, 256
Shells on beach, 170
Spirit, 189
Strength of snipers in, 213, 279, 122
Use of Germans in, 117
Use of overhead cover, 229
Wiles of, 124

Turk's Point, 190

Turks--
Australians' opinion of, 183
Deceptions of, 219
Sedition in Egypt, 80
Surrender of, 192
"Uppishness" of, 192
Use 75 cm. guns, 191
Use overhead cover, 189, 229
Young, in Cairo, 75

Unwin, Captain, 129

Victoria--
First Army quota, 21
Training Expeditionary Force, 22

Victoria Barracks, 15

Victoria Crosses, 265

Victorian Brigade, Landing, 111

Victorian Infantry at Helles, 143, 150

Victorian Light Horse, Heroic charge, 236 _seq._

Von den Hagen, Major, 90

Von Mocke, Captain, 54

Walker, Major-General, 138, 159, 163, 237

Walker's Ridge, 119, 190

Wallace, Colonel, 23

Wallingford, Major, 254

Walsh, Major, 206

Walstab, Captain, 145

Wanliss, Lieut.-Colonel, 8, 66, 109, 150, 154

Wanliss Gully, 188

War--
Attitude of Australia in, 15
Correspondents, General Hamilton and, 95
Council and Gallipoli, 94
General Hamilton on, 95
Office, 279
Outbreak of, 16
Zone experiences, 96

Warsaw, 211

Warships--
In Bitter Lakes, 84
Shatter Turks, 290
Shelling by, 116
Support at Helles, 147

Water--
Anzac supply, 171
Carriers, 194
Problems at Anzac, 218
Tanks, 194
Tasmanians dig for, 185

Watson, Captain, 169

Watson, J. R., 10

Watson's Pier, 169

Weir, Lieut.-Colonel, 104, 120

Wellington Battalion, 149, 259, 276

Wells, Tasmanians sink, 185

"Wheatfield, The," 206

"W" Hills, 272

White, Lieut.-Colonel A., Death of, 241

White, Brigadier-General, C.B.B., 8, 136, 287

Whitecliffs, Town of, 131

White flag, Turkish use of, 90, 163

White Gully, 182, 186

Wild flowers, Gallipoli, 168

Williams, Major, 195

Wilson, Major, 21

Wilson, Private H., 154

Wineglass Ridge, 206

Winter base, Suvla Bay as, 220

Winter campaign, Plans for, 283

Wireless--
Cocos message, 48
Emden's use of, 48
Transports and, 38

Witham, Major, 109

_Yarmouth_, H.M.S., 47

Yeomanry, 289

Zeitoun, Camp at, 70

Zone, Correspondents in the, 9

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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES

Obvious punctuation errors repaired.

Italic text is denoted by _underscores_ and bold text with ~tildes~.

The List of Illustrations do not match the captions in three cases:
The illustration "Facing p. 82" is listed as
"AUSTRALIANS AT THE SUEZ CANAL", but the actual caption is
"AUSTRALIANS MANNING A COMMUNICATION TRENCH LEADING TO ISMAILIA FERRY
POST."
Similarly, the illustrations "Facing p. 96" are given as
"AUSTRALIANS LEAVING FOR THE FRONT" and
"BRIGADIER-GENERALS M'CAY AND MACLAGAN", but the captions are
"MARCHING ORDERS FOR THE FRONT" and "LEADERS AT THE LANDING."

Illustrations which are opposite p. 210 in the original are marked as "To face p. 218."

Variable spelling of proper names has been retained as in the original.

End of Project Gutenberg's Australia in Arms, by Phillip F.E. Schuler