When World War I broke out in 1914, the British military could count on 278 hospital beds in the whole of Malta. But the strategic Gallipoli debacle in the summer of 1915 instantly showed up the ...

Young men and women spent the evening sleeping on the beach at Gallipoli as part of the Anzac Day memorial Anzac Day marks the doomed invasion of Gallipoli by Australian and New Zealand troops on ...

Gallipoli saw around 58,000 allied soldiers and 87,000 Ottoman Turkish ... He is buried at Pieta Military Cemetery in Malta. George Henry Cooper caught tuberculosis during the Spring offensive ...

April 25 marks the landing of Australian and New Zealand (Anzac) troops in Gallipoli, a military campaign during WW1 which lasted eight months and claimed at least 125,000 lives. As Australians ...

They have even been linked to one of Australia's most storied soldiers of World War I, John Simpson Kirkpatrick, but the story of the Indian contribution at Gallipoli has been largely untold.

During the World War I, many Sikhs paid the ultimate sacrifice on Gallipoli, including 80 per cent of the soldiers of a single Sikh battalion. At least 19 Sikhs enlisted and fought WWI as ANZACs ...