Faces of the campaign

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Faces of the campaign

Faces of the campaign

Selection of photos of the men and regiments who took part in the Gallipoli campaign

Men of the Inniskilling Fusiliers bathing on the Gallipoli peninsula after a spell in the trenches before Achi Baba

Men of the Inniskilling Fusiliers bathing on the Gallipoli peninsula after a spell in the trenches before Achi Baba

Illustrated London News [London, England], 29 July 1915

Brigadier-General Felix Frederic Hill, the Commander of the 31st Brigade (10th Irish Division), speaking to a man wounded by shrapnel who is being taken away on a stretcher

Brigadier-General Felix Frederic Hill, the Commander of the 31st Brigade (10th Irish Division), speaking to a man wounded by shrapnel who is being taken away on a stretcher

Imperial War Museum

Captain Geoffrey Taylour (seated left), Lieutenant Colonel Mervyn Wingfield (seated right), Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Forbes (standing left) and Colonel John Stewart-Murray (standing right). Taken at Anzac Cove.

Captain Geoffrey Taylour (seated left), Lieutenant Colonel Mervyn Wingfield (seated right), Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Forbes (standing left) and Colonel John Stewart-Murray (standing right). Taken at Anzac Cove.

Imperial War Museum

A group of chaplains on Anzac in September 1915. From left to right: Chaplains Merrington, A.I.F.; King, N.Z.E.F.; Dale, Royal Irish Rifles; McMenamin, N.Z.E.F.; O'Connor and Crozier, both of the Royal Irish Rifles.

A group of chaplains on Anzac in September 1915. From left to right: Chaplains Merrington, A.I.F.; King, N.Z.E.F.; Dale, Royal Irish Rifles; McMenamin, N.Z.E.F.; O'Connor and Crozier, both of the Royal Irish Rifles.

Imperial War Museum

Corporal William Cosgrove, VC, of the Munsters. In the attack on the Turkish position at cape Helles Corporal Cosgrove rushed forward in advance of his section and pulled up the stakes holding up the enemy's wire entanglements.

Corporal William Cosgrove, VC, of the Munsters. In the attack on the Turkish position at cape Helles Corporal Cosgrove rushed forward in advance of his section and pulled up the stakes holding up the enemy's wire entanglements.

Irish Life, 3 Sept 1915

The first field dressing station of the 7th Battalion, AIF, 25 April 1915. It was a natural hole in Monash Gully and many early wounded were treated there.

The first field dressing station of the 7th Battalion, AIF, 25 April 1915. It was a natural hole in Monash Gully and many early wounded were treated there.

Australian War Memorial

Group of officers, 66th Field Company, RE, 10th Division - Left to right Major Holmes, Lt Sleigh, Lt Sterne, Lt Ferguson, Capt Satterthwaite and Lt JH Waller

Group of officers, 66th Field Company, RE, 10th Division - Left to right Major Holmes, Lt Sleigh, Lt Sterne, Lt Ferguson, Capt Satterthwaite and Lt JH Waller

Irish Life, 17 Dec 1915

Lieutenant A.B. Douglas, 6th Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, who was hospitalised for wounds received in action in the taking of Dublin Hill in the Dardanelles.

Lieutenant A.B. Douglas, 6th Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, who was hospitalised for wounds received in action in the taking of Dublin Hill in the Dardanelles.

Irish Life 10 Sept 1915

Lieutenant Francis D. Morrogh, Royal Munster Fusiliers, who was killed in the Dardanelles. He was the son of John Morrogh, former MP for South East Cork.

Lieutenant Francis D. Morrogh, Royal Munster Fusiliers, who was killed in the Dardanelles. He was the son of John Morrogh, former MP for South East Cork.

Irish Life, 30 July 1915

Lord Horatio Kitchener, visiting ANZAC, returning through the trenches, to the beach from Russell's Top and Bully Beef Sap, 13 Nov 1915. With him is General William Birdwood.

Lord Horatio Kitchener, visiting ANZAC, returning through the trenches, to the beach from Russell's Top and Bully Beef Sap, 13 Nov 1915. With him is General William Birdwood.

Imperial War Museum

Turkish prisoners, captured during the Gallipoli campaign, drawing water from a water-cart in the French Sector of V Beach at Sedd el Bahr, Cape Helles.

Turkish prisoners, captured during the Gallipoli campaign, drawing water from a water-cart in the French Sector of V Beach at Sedd el Bahr, Cape Helles.

Imperial War Museum

Second Lieutenant E.T. Weatherill of 7th Battalion RDF who was killed in action on 15 August. He joined the 'football' company of the RDF in September 1914.

Second Lieutenant E.T. Weatherill of 7th Battalion RDF who was killed in action on 15 August. He joined the 'football' company of the RDF in September 1914.

Irish Life, 10 Sept 1915

Lieutenant Lee Tolerton, 6th Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers, who was killed in action at the Dardanelles on 15 August. Former student of Trinity College.

Lieutenant Lee Tolerton, 6th Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers, who was killed in action at the Dardanelles on 15 August. Former student of Trinity College.

Irish Life, 24 Sept 1915

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