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Australian troops preparing to embark for the Dardanelles for the landings at
Australian troops preparing to embark for the Dardanelles
for the landings at Sulva Bay on 6th August. However, attempts to sweep across the peninsula ended in failure. By the end of August the Allies had lost over 40, 000 men. General Ian Hamilton asked for 95, 000 more men, but although supported by Winston Churchill, Lord Kitchener was unwilling to send more troops to the area.
May 1915
Unknown
mirrorpix
United Kingdom
WA*615041
Media ID 21536608
© Mirrorpix
Australian Core18 Soldier World War 1 World War One 1910s
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Remembering the Sacrifice - Australian Troops Prepare for the Dardanelles Landings
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. In this poignant photo print, we witness a solemn moment in history as Australian troops gather and prepare to embark on a mission that would forever change their lives. It captures the anticipation and determination etched on their faces, revealing the courage of these brave soldiers who were about to face an unimaginable battle. Taken during World War I in May 1915, this image depicts the preparations for the landings at Sulva Bay on August 6th. However, despite their valiant efforts, these attempts to sweep across the peninsula ultimately ended in failure. The cost was devastatingly high; by August's end, over 40,000 men from both sides had lost their lives. General Ian Hamilton urgently requested reinforcements of 95,000 more men to turn the tide of war in favor of the Allies. Yet even with Winston Churchill's support, Lord Kitchener hesitated to send additional troops into such treacherous territory. This photograph serves as a powerful reminder of sacrifice and resilience during times of conflict. It honors not only those courageous Australians captured within its frame but also all soldiers who fought selflessly for freedom and peace during World War I. As we gaze upon this historical artifact from Memory Lane Prints' collection, let us remember and honor those who made great sacrifices so that future generations could live without fear or oppression.
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