Landing at what would eventually become known as Turkey's Anzac Cove in 1915, little did many of these men know that their sacrifices would still be commemorated almost a century later. These ...

Chris Mackie has received funding from the Department of Veterans Affairs for research work on the Gallipoli Peninsula (Joint Historical and Archaeological Survey, 2010-2014). There are few ...

"There is no going back. Whatever footing we get on land must be held onto at all costs. Even to the last man," Colonel Sinclair-MacLagan writes on Twitter. Imagine the landing at Gallipoli reported ...

The 100th anniversary of March 18, 1915 – the day which would later be celebrated in Turkey as "Canakkale Victory and Martyrs’ Day" – has brought together thousands of people across the country and ...

On April 25, 1915, when British, French, and Australian and New Zealand troops landed on the strategic Gallipoli Peninsula, their objective was to knock out Ottoman defenses and make way for Allied ...

Like so many military catastrophes, the amphibious assault on the Ottoman Turks at Gallipoli on April 25, 1915 by an Anglo-French force began with the best of intentions and a hefty dose of wishful ...

There were few days worse in the first World War for the Irish than the landings at Gallipoli in Turkey on April 25th, 1915. On board the River Clyde, a converted collier, were men from the 1st ...

Hundreds of Turkish youth on Thursday walked the path leading to the theatre of one of the most decisive battles in the Gallipoli Campaign in the WWI in Turkey which changed the course of the war. The ...

Troops of the 14th Sikhs of the 29th Indian Infantry Brigade examining a piece of a shell that fell in their camp.(Imperial War Museum © IWM (Q 13372)) Most ...

People from around the world are marking the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Gallipoli - one of the costliest phases of World War One. It is thought that more than 130,000 died as the Allies ...