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    ANZAC Q&A - What was a field ambulance?

    WW1, Great War, Military History, ANZAC Q&A

    Image: 4th Australian Field Ambulance hospital tents under snow in Hotchkiss Gully after the blizzards of November...

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    4th Australian Field Ambulance hospital tents under snow in Hotchkiss Gully after the blizzards of November 1915. Hotchkiss Gully lay between steep hills at the northern end of the Anzac position.

    ANZAC Q&A - What happened to the dead?

    WW1, Great War, Military History, ANZAC Q&A

    Image: An Australian officer visits a comrade's grave on Gallipoli.

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    Image: An Australian officer visits a comrade's grave on Gallipoli.

    ANZAC Q&A - What was the "Naked Army"?

    WW1, Great War, Military History, ANZAC Q&A

    Image: On June 11, 1915, British officer Aubrey Herbert noted: “The Australians and New Zealanders have given up...

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    On June 11, 1915, British officer Aubrey Herbert noted: “The Australians and New Zealanders have given up wearing clothes."

    ANZAC Q&A - How was the Navy involved in the campaign?

    WW1, Great War, Navy, Military History, ANZAC Q&A

    Image: Officers of the 1st Royal Australian Naval Bridging Trains seated outside the sandbagged dugout known as the...

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    Officers of the 1st Royal Australian Naval Bridging Trains seated outside the sandbagged dugout known as the "Wardroom".

    ANZAC Q&A - How much knowledge did the Allies have before the landings?

    WW1, Great War, Military History, ANZAC Q&A

    Image: Great War panorama map showing the Gallipoli Peninsula.

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    Image: Great War panorama map showing the Gallipoli Peninsula.

    ANZAC Q&A - What were the dates of the Gallipoli Campaign?

    WW1, Great War, Military History, ANZAC Q&A

    Image: The Divisional Headquarters staff wading ashore at Anzac Cove on April 25, 1915. The officer with the spade is...

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    Image: The Divisional Headquarters staff wading ashore at Anzac Cove on April 25, 1915. The officer with the spade is thought to be Colonel Foott.

    ANZAC Q&A - How did the men get to Gallipoli?

    WW1, Great War, Military History, ANZAC Q&A

    Image: Landing stores at Watson's Pier, Gallipoli, 1915.

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    Landing stores at Watson's Pier, Gallipoli, 1915.

    ANZAC Q&A - How long was the beach at Anzac Cove?

    WW1, Great War, Military History, ANZAC Q&A

    Image: The beach at Anzac Cove, 1915 referred to as "a shell-torn strip of beach".

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    Image: The beach at Anzac Cove, 1915 referred to as "a shell-torn strip of beach".

    ANZAC Q&A - Who was the youngest Anzac to die at Gallipoli?

    WW1, Great War, Military History, ANZAC Q&A

    Image: With his five sisters Annie, Alice, Millie, Ester and Mary prior to his departure on active service.

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    With his five sisters Annie, Alice, Millie, Ester and Mary prior to his departure on active service.

    ANZAC Q&A - What animals were used at Gallipoli?

    WW1, Great War, Military History, ANZAC Q&A

    Image: Mule Gully, October 1915. Mules were used to carry stores along the beaches and up into the hills close to the...

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    Mule Gully, October 1915.

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