INDEX

(I am indebted to Mrs. E. M. White for undertaking the difficult task of this Index.—H. W. N.)

A Beach (true), [299], [301], [304] and n., [358].
A East Beach, [299], [304], [325] and n.
A West Beach, [299], [304], [325] and n.
Abdel Rahman Bair, [252], [265], [268], [269], [283].
Abdul Hamid, [2], [144] and n.
Abrikja, [317], [323–4].
Achi Baba, situation of, [79];
enemy shelling from, [132], [171], [197], [403];
strength of position, [170] n., [220].
Achmet, [257].
Adana massacres, [99], [128] n.
Adramyti Bay, [222], [362].
Adrianople, [55].
Aeroplanes—British, [167], [218–19], [397];
enemy, [308].
African troops, [136], [147], [149], [151], [175].
Agamemnon, [48–9], [51–3], [59], [91].
Aghyl Dere, [250], [251], [255], [262], [263], [355].
Agnew, Lt.-Col., [349].
Aire Kavak, [341].
Albion, [49], [52], [53], [60], [94], [99].
Alexandria, transports reloaded at, [69–70], [408].
Allanson, Maj. Cecil G. L., [272–6].
Altham, Maj.-Gen., [212], [381].
Amethyst, [49], [108], [109].
Ammunition, shortage of, [133], [148], [171], [181], [182], [185], [192], [193], [194] n., [200], [219], [229].
Anafarta Biyuk, [114], [251], [269], [286], [287], [335];
entrenched by Turks, [339].
Anafarta Hills, shelling from, [197].
Anafarta Ova, [291], [327].
Anafarta plateau, Turkish guns on, [340].
Anafarta Sagir—situation of, [287], [288];
Moore’s patrol on outskirts of (8 Aug.), [317];
Turkish headquarters at, [388] n.
“Anafartas, the,” [263].
“Andarti,” [225] and n.
Antwerp, R.N.D. at, [24], [148], [203].
Anzac Cove—conformation of, [110–12];
storming of (25 April), [111] ff.;
danger of, from shelling, [196].
Anzacs. See [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps].
Apex, the, situation of, [261], [360–1];
Anzac occupation of, [261], [270];
subterranean galleries made at, [382];
abandonment of (Dec.), [399].
Aragon—reputation of, [211–12] and n.;
Kitchener’s entourage on, [379];
Monro’s H.Q. on, [381].
Arcadian, [80], [148], [166].
Ari Burnu, [112], [113], [250];
pier at, [371].
Ark Royal, [49], [218].
Armstrong, Lt.-Col. J. C., [81].
Arno, [315].
Art of war, [189].
Artillery:
Inferiority of, [181].
Loans from the French, [134], [184], [401].
Shortage of, [148], [171], [181], [184], [192], [193], [194] n., [219], [228], [229], [339], [361];
no anti-aircraft guns till winter, [219], [400].
Askold, [88], [120].
Asma Dere, [251–2], [263–4], [268–70].
Asmak Dere, [251].
Aspinall, Lt.-Col., [315], [316].
Aspinall, Capt. C. F., [81].
Asquith, Arthur, [149] n.
Asquith, Rt. Hon. H. H., War Minister, [16–17];
agrees to Churchill’s plan, [34–5];
encourages Italy’s entry, [56];
the Coalition Ministry, [170];
estimate of, [19–21];
quoted on position of experts, [28];
cited, [376].
Aster, [295–6], [297] n.
Athenian expedition to Sicily, [88–9] and n.
Atrocities, [98].
Augagneur, M., cited, [35] n. 2.
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps:
Casualties of—25–6 April, [127];
2 May, [139];
4–5 June, [190];
Lone Pine, [240];
6–10 Aug., [283];
of 4th Austr. Brig. (8 Aug.), [270].
Characteristics of, [72–3].
Egypt, in, [70–1].
Engagements fought by—2 May, [138];
advance on Krithia (8 May), [155–6];
19 May, [161–2];
4 and 28 June, [188] ff.;
Lone Pine (6–9 Aug.), [231–41];
Sari Bair, [253] ff.
Evacuation of, [397–400] and n.
Godley’s tribute to, [284].
Kitchener’s visit to, [380].
Landing of (25 April), [113] ff.;
objects, [79];
brigades confused, [124], [125].
Officers of, list of, [82–3].
Quarters of, [117–18], [125];
extension of, by 7–10 Aug. fighting, [285].
Turkish troops opposite (Dec.), [388] n.
Units of, [83], [154] n. 2, [352] n. 1.
Withdrawn by battalions to Mudros, [355].
1st Australian Division:
1st (N.S. Wales) Infantry Brigade—landing of, [116];
Lone Pine, [233–40].
2nd (Victoria) Infantry Brigade—units of, [154] n. 2;
landing of, [116];
at Helles, [147], [153], [233];
Lone Pine (8–9 Aug.), [240];
the Nek (7 Aug.), [241].
3rd (Australia) Infantry Brigade:
9th (Queensland) Batt., [115], [190–1].
10th (S. Austr.) Batt., [115].
11th (W. Austr.) Batt., [231].
12th (S. Austr., W. Austr., and Tas.) Batt., [239].
New Zealand and Australian Division:
Officers’ reconnaissances, [249].
Reserve (May), [147].
Sari Bair, [253].
Machine-Gun Section, [280].
New Zealand Mounted Infantry Brigade—fighting at the Nek (30 June), [191];
Sari Bair, [254] ff.;
evacuation, [398].
Auckland Regiment—Sari Bair, [257], [265], [266], [277–8];
Hill 60 attack (27 Aug.), [353].
Canterbury Regt.—Sari Bair, [258];
Hill 60 attack (21 Aug.), [349];
(27 Aug.), [353].
Otago Regt.—Hill 60 attack (21 Aug.), [349];
(27 Aug.), [353].
Wellington Regt., [353].
1st Australian Lt. Horse Brigade—evacuation of, [398].
1st N.S. Wales Regt., [242–3].
2nd Queensland Regt., [242].
New Zealand Infantry Brigade—units of, [83], [154] n. 1;
landing of, [116];
at Helles, [147], [153].
Auckland Batt.—occupies Plugge’s Plateau, [116];
Sari Bair, [254], [260–1];
on Rhododendron Nek (7 Aug.), [264].
Canterbury Batt., [254], [260–1].
Otago Batt.—“Baby 700,” [139];
Sari Bair, [254], [260] and n. 2, [261].
Wellington Batt.—Sari Bair, [254], [260–1], [266], [277–8].
4th (Australian) Infantry Brigade—landing of, [116];
“Baby 700,” [139];
Sari Bair, [255], [262], [283];
Hill 60 attack (21 Aug.), [348–9], [351];
evacuation of, [398].
All Battalions of, in Sari Bair assault, [268–70].
Otago Mounted Rifles Regt., [254], [256], [258–9].
2nd Australian Lt. Horse Brigade, [84];
6th Regt., [398].
3rd Australian Lt. Horse Brigade, [84];
evacuation of, [398].
8th (Victorian) Regt., [244].
9th Regt., [354].
10th (W. Australian) Regt., [244], [354].
2nd Australian Division:
Arrival of, [355] and n.;
of 18th Batt., [352].
Composition of, [338] n. 1.
Infection of, with dysentery, [357].
18th Batt., [352], [353].
Australian Engineers—5th Company, [399].
Bridging Train, [325] n.
Maori Contingent, [254], [256], [258], [265], [268], [353], [398].
New Zealand Engineers, [254], [255], [259].
B Beach, [299], [304–5], [392].
“Baby 700,” [138], [244].
Bacchante, [111], [116], [125], [213], [234].
Backhouse, Commodore O., [84], [137].
Bagdad railway, [3–4], [6].
Bailloud, Gén, [152–3], [193], [366].
Baka Baba, [288].
Baldwin, Brig.-Gen. A. H., blunder of, (8–9 Aug.), [270–1];
belated arrival and retreat, [277];
killed, [281];
mentioned, [204], [216] n. 2.
Balfour, Rt. Hon. A. J., [15], [35], [170];
cited, [28].
Balkan races, German attitude to, [3].
Balkan States, forces available in, [365].
Balloons (“Silver Babies”), [219].
Barrage, [159], [173].
Bartlett, Ashmead, [170] n.;
cited, [119];
quoted, [186] n.
Basrah, British seizure of, [12].
Battleship Hill, [247], [261], [264].
Battles (after the landings phase)—6 May, [147] ff.;
8 May—advance on Krithia, [155–6];
19 May, [161] ff.;
4 June, [172] ff.;
28 June, [182] ff.;
12 July, [199] ff.;
6 Aug.—feints at Helles, [227] ff.;
at Anzac, [231] ff.;
6–10 Aug.—Sari Bair, [253] ff.;
6–12 Aug.—Suvla Bay, [295] ff.;
15 Aug., [329–32];
20–21 Aug.—Scimitar Hill, [339] ff.;
Kaiajik Aghala, [348] ff.;
27–28 Aug., [353–4];
19 Dec.—Krithia Nullah, [402];
7 Jan., [403].
Bauchop, Lt.-Col. A., [206], [259].
Bauchop’s Hill, [251], [254], [256], [259], [262].
Baumann, Gén., [84].
Bean, Capt. C. E. W., photographs taken by, xiii;
assistance from, [119] n.;
quoted, [234] n. 2, [238], [264], [282];
cited, [351] n.
Bean, Capt. J. W., [237].
Beauchamp, Col. Sir Horace, [327–8].
“Beetles,” [215–16], [295], [300].
Bennett, Col., [241].
Besika Bay, French feint at, [120–1].
Bibliography, xiii-xiv.
Binns, Capt., [225].
Birdwood, Lt.-Gen. Sir W. R., criticism by, of Carden’s scheme—telegram of 5 March, [44], [55];
advises immediate landing (22 March), [63];
quarters of, [210];
eulogy by, of Left Assaulting Column at Sari Bair, [264];
hurries up reserves (10 Aug.), [282];
supersedes Hamilton, [372];
Special Order on Kitchener’s visit, [380];
in command of “Dardanelles Army” (Nov.), [381];
ordered to evacuate (8 Dec.), [386];
scheme for Helles evacuation, [401];
estimate of, [374];
mentioned, xii, [70], [82], [90], [118], [207], [253], [279], [322].
Birrell, Surgeon-Gen. W. E., [81], [141].
Biyuk Anafarta. See [Anafarta Biyuk].
Biyuk Kemiklo. See [Suvla Point].
“Blister ships,” [215], [295].
Boghali, [115], [118].
Bolton, Lt.-Col., [154] n. 2.
Bolton’s Hill, [125].
Bombardments—
of 3 Nov. 1914, [1], [29] and n. 2;
of 18 Feb. 1915, [50–1];
of 25 Feb., [51–2];
of 4 March, [52];
of 6 March, [53];
of 5 and 7 Mar., [53], [54];
political effects of Feb. and March bombardments, [55–6];
ineffectiveness of bombardments throughout the campaign, [340], [353].
Boomerang, the, [184].
Boot, the, [390] n.
Bordeaux, Lt.-Col., [153] n.
Bourne, Lt., [242].
Bouvet, [49], [50], [60–1].
Bouyssou, Capt., [84].
Bowman-Manifold, Lt.-Col. M. G. E., [81].
Boyle, Capt. the Hon. A., xii.
Braithwaite, Maj.-Gen. W. F., [70], [81], [162], [328], [371].
Braithwaite, Lt.-Col. W. G., [83].
Brand, Major, [115].
Brandreth, Major, [178].
Branet, Lt.-Col., [84].
Breslau, [8–9] and n.
Bridges, Maj.-Gen. W. T., [70], [71], [83], [138];
death and estimate of, [160].
Brighton Beach, [231].
British troops in the campaign:
Officers, shortage of, [336], [338] n., [376].
Positions of (6 Aug.), [225].
Strength of (early Aug.), [219];
(mid Aug.), [336].
VIIIth Army Corps (see also, for its components, various Divisions under British troops):
Composition of, [156], [172], [219].
French guns left with, [401].
Hunter-Weston succeeded by Stopford and later Davies in command of, [200–1], [292].
Organisation of, with French into four sections, [159].
IXth army Corps (see also, for its components, various Divisions under British Troops):
Blizzard casualties (Nov.), [385].
Composition of, [219], [293].
De Lisle succeeds Stopford in command of (15 Aug.), [332].
Godley’s tribute to, [284].
Gun shortage of, [294], [339].
Intelligence and Staff work of, bad, [316–17], [318].
Reorganisation of, ordered (13 Aug.), [329].
10th (Irish) Division:
Arrival of, from Mitylene and landing (7 Aug.), [303–4];
split up into three, [304];
only two Brigades under Stopford, [293];
task for, [298].
Composition of, [217] n. 2.
Guns attached to, [296] n., [361].
Quality of, [366].
Salonika, transfer to, [366–7].
29th Brigade—at Anzac, [225], [293].
10th Hampshires—Hill Q, [270];
on 21 Aug., [349].
6th Royal Irish Rifles, [270].
5th Connaught Rangers—at Saif-Bair (10 Aug.). 282;
fighting on 21 Aug., [349–50] and n.;
withdrawn for rest, [352];
attack of 27 Aug., [353–4].
30th Brigade—arrival of, from Mitylene and Mudros, [295];
attack along Kiretch Tepe Sirt (15–17 Aug.), [329–31];
withdrawn to rest, [338] n. 2.
6th Munster Fusiliers—capture Jephson’s Post (7 Aug.), [310];
storm the Pimple (15 Aug.), [330–1].
7th Munster Fusiliers, [310].
6th Royal Dublin Fusiliers—with Brig.-Gen. F. F. Hill, [295];
advance on Chocolate Hill (7 Aug.), [306–9];
storm the Pimple (15 Aug.), [330–1].
7th Royal Dublin Fusiliers—with Brig.-Gen. F. F. Hill, [295];
advance on Chocolate Hill, [306–9].
31st Brigade—arrival from Mitylene, [295];
withdrawn from Green Hill (10 Aug.), [324];
attack on Kiretch Tepe Sirt (15–17 Aug.), [329];
Lt.-Col. King-King in command of, [332];
withdrawn to rest (17 Aug.), [338] n. 2.
5th Inniskilling Fusiliers—landed at Suvla Point, [304];
with Mahon (7 Aug.), [310];
on Kiretch Tepe Sirt (15–17 Aug.), [330].
6th Inniskilling Fusiliers—advance on Chocolate Hill (7 Aug.), [306–9];
(8 Aug.), [319];
on Kiretch Tepe Sirt (15–17 Aug.), [330].
5th Royal Irish Fusiliers—advance on Chocolate Hill (7 Aug.), [306–9];
(8 Aug.), [319];
almost exterminated, [331].
6th Royal Irish Fusiliers—advance on Chocolate Hill (7 Aug.), [306–9];
(8 Aug.), [319];
almost exterminated, [331].
5th Royal Irish Pioneers, [295], [304], [310].
58th Brigade R.F.A., [296] n., [329].
11th (Northern) Division:
Composition of, [217] n. 1.
Evacuation of, [392].
Guns attached to, [295–6] n.
Hamilton’s design for landing of, [298].
Imbros, at (6 Aug.), [225–6].
Improvement of, [361].
Inexperience of, [293].
Scimitar Hill attack (21 Aug.), [338] ff.
Tenth Division battalions mixed up with (7 Aug.), [304].
Xeros shore and Kiretch Tepe Sirt held by, [390] n.
32nd Brigade—landing of, at Suvla (6 Aug.), [300];
inaction of (7 Aug.), [302–3], [305–6], [308] n.;
Hill to co-operate with, [305];
attack on Scimitar Hill (9 Aug.), [320];
error of 21 Aug., [341], [344];
elaborate entrenchments of, [390] n.
9th W. Yorks—occupy Lala Baba (6 Aug.), [300];
at Hill 10, [302];
on Anafarta ridge, [318].
6th Yorks, [300].
33rd Brigade—landing of, at Suvla (6 Aug.), [300];
on Lala Baba, [302];
error of 21 Aug., [341–2], [344].
6th Lincolns and 6th Borderers—reinforce Hill’s column (7 Aug.), [307], [308] n.;
storming of Chocolate Hill, [309];
withdrawn, [309];
attack on Scimitar Hill (9 Aug.), [320], [321].
34th Brigade—landing of, in Suvla Bay, [299], [300–1];
inaction of (7 Aug.), [302–3], [305–6], [308] n.;
Hill to co-operate with, [305];
attack on Scimitar Hill (9 Aug.), [320];
Brig.-Gen. J. Hill in command of, [332];
attack of 21 Aug., [341].
9th Lancs. Fusiliers, [302].
11th Manchester, [301–2], [310].
6th E. York Pioneers, [317].
13th (Western) Division:
Arrival of, [200], [216].
Composition of, [216] n. 2.
Evacuation of, [392], [396].
Maude, Maj.-Gen. F. Stanley, in command of, [355].
Quality of, [361].
Sari Bair, allotted for, [225], [254], [255], [293];
casualties (7–10 Aug.), [283];
returned to IXth Army Corps at Suvla, [355].
Shaw, Maj.-Gen., invalided from, [333].
38th Brigade—quarters of, [204].
6th E. Lancs., [270].
6th S. Lancs.-Sari Bair, [265];
Chunak Bair and the supreme moment, [272–4];
disaster and retreat, [275–6].
6th Loyal N. Lancs.—Hill Q, [270]–1;
relieve New Zealanders and Gloucesters on Rhododendron Ridge (10 Aug.), [278–9];
overwhelmed, [279].
39th Brigade—Divisional Reserve at Sari Bair, [255].
9th Royal Warwicks, [216] n., [265], [268];
left without officers, [281].
7th Gloucesters—Sari Bair assault, [265–7]:
attacked by Turks (9 Aug.), [277–8];
left without officers (10 Aug.), [281].
9th Worcesters, [216] n.;
in support in Sari Bair attack, [265], [268], [272];
inactive, [276–7];
left without officers (10 Aug.), [281].
7th N. Staffords—in support in Sari Bair assault, [265], [268], [272];
inactive, [276–7];
attacked near Fusilier Bluff (7 Jan.), [403].
40th Brigade:
4th S. Wales Borderers—Sari Bair, [262];
fighting on 10 Aug., [283];
21 Aug., [349].
8th Royal Welsh Fusiliers, [245–6].
5th Wilts—Hill Q, [271];
relieve New Zealanders and Gloucesters on Rhododendron Ridge (10 Aug.), [278–9];
“almost annihilated” (10 Aug.), [279].
8th Welsh Pioneers, [216] n. 2, [265–6].
29th Division:
Allotted for Dardanelles, [42];
delays, [42];
arrival at Malta, [63].
Battle of 6–8 May, [148] ff.
Casualties of, heavy, [147];
to 9 May, [157];
to 8 June, [178–9] and n.
Composition of, [82].
Hamilton’s tribute to, [201].
Helles attack (6 Aug.), [225], [227].
Landing task of, [78–9].
Quality of, [127], [133], [201], [243];
of Territorial unit, [135].
Rested in brigades at Imbros, [362].
Scimitar Hill attack from Suvla (21 Aug.), [338] ff.;
back at Helles, [402].
86th Brigade—battle of 28 April, [133];
broken up among 87th and 88th Brigades, [147];
Scimitar Hill attack (21 Aug.), [344];
evacuation of, [391].
and Royal Fusiliers—at V Beach, [104], [105–6];
fighting of 4–6 June, [176], [178];
casualties of, [178–9];
28 June, [184];
sufferings in the blizzard (Nov.), [384–5].
1st Lancs. Fusiliers, [101–4].
1st Royal Munster Fusiliers—V Beach landing, [95–8];
storm Seddel Bahr, [127–8];
amalgamated into the “Dubsters,” [151].
1st Royal Dublin Fusiliers—V Beach landing, [94–6], [98];
storm Seddel Bahr, [127–8];
amalgamated into the “Dubsters,” [151].
87th Brigade—in the fight of 28 April, [133];
6–8 May, [150], [153], [154];
Scimitar Hill attack (21 Aug.), [343].
2nd S. Wales Borderers—at De Tott’s Battery, [91];
at Y Beach, [107–9];
battle of 8 May, [154];
casualties, [179] n.;
28 June, [183].
1st Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers—at Implacable Landing, [106];
in the fight of 28 April, [133];
of 6–8 May, [150];
of 28 June, [183];
take Fusilier Bluff, [184].
1st Border Regt.—at Implacable Landing, [106];
in the fight of 28 April, [133];
of 28 June, [184].
88th Brigade—officer losses of, [99];
battles of 28 April, [133];
of 29 April, [135–6];
of 6–8 May, [150], [153];
of 4 June, [174];
Helles attack (6 Aug.), [227];
evacuation of, [392].
4th Worcester Regt.—W Beach landing, [103–4];
in the fight of 28 April, [133];
of 1 May, [136];
of 4 June, [174].
2nd Hampshire Regt.—V Beach landing, [95], [97–8];
storm Seddel Bahr, [127–8];
casualties of, [179].
1st Essex Regt.—W Beach landing, [103];
in fight of 1 May, [135];
of 6 Aug., [228].
5th Royal Scots (Territorial)—in fight of 1 May, [135];
6–8 May, [150].
87th and 88th Brigades, 29th Indian Infantry Brigade and Lancs. Fusiliers added to, [147].
1st Newfoundlanders’ Battalion attached to, [361].
42nd (E. Lancs.) Division:
Brigades of 29th Division made up by, [147].
Composition of, [137] and n.
Egypt, in, [70], [137].
Helles feint (6–7 Aug.), [225], [227–9].
Heroism of officer of, [402] n.
Withdrawn for rest, [402].
125th Lancs. Fusiliers, [151], [153], [229].
126th E. Lancs.—split up among 29th Division (May), [159].
4th E. Lancs. Batt. at the Vineyard, [229].
127th Manchester Brigade—at Gurkha Bluff (12 May), [158];
battle of 4 June, [173–4];
the Vineyard (7 Aug.), [229];
quality of, [158], [174], [176].
52nd (Lowland Territorial) Division:
Arrival of, [180].
Composition of, [181] n.
Helles, at (6 Aug.), [225].
Kereves Dere (12 July), [199].
Quality of, [181].
155th Brigade, [199].
156th Brigade—battle of 28 June, [185];
success of 15 Nov., [382].
157th Brigade—Kereves Dere (12 July), [199];
Krithia Nullah attack (19 Dec.), [402].
53rd (Welsh) Division, [225], [284]:
Composition of, [218] n.
Evacuation of, [391].
Improvement of, [361].
Salonika, for, [366].
Scimitar Hill attack (9 Aug.), [320];
renewed attack (10 Aug.), [323–4].
Sulajik-Kiretch Tepe line held by (21 Aug.), [339].
1/1st Hereford Batt., [321].
54th (E. Anglian) Division, [225], [284]:
Anzac, brought to, [355].
Composition of, [218].
Improvement of, [361].
Sulajik-Kiretch Tepe line held by (21 Aug.), [339].
Suvla, ordered to (9 Aug.), [323];
landed (10–11 Aug.), [325].
162nd Brigade, [329–30].
163rd Brigade, [327–8].
2nd Mounted Division (Yeomanry):
Composition of, [338] n. 1.
Quality of, [337–8].
Scimitar Hill attack (21 Aug.), [345–6].
29th Indian Infantry Brigade:
Anzac, transferred to (4–5 Aug.), [225].
Arrival of, [134].
Godley’s tribute to, [284].
Health record of, [357].
Hill 60 attack (21 Aug.), [349].
Mule management by, [393] n.
Reserve in battle of 7 May, [153].
Sari Bair, [254], [255], [262–3].
Turkish aeroplane messages to, [187–8], [370].
5th, 6th, and 10th Gurkhas—capture of Gurkha Bluff, [158];
battle of 4 June, [174];
of 28 June, [184];
of 2 July, [197];
Koja Chemen assault, [263], [268];
Chunuk Bair and the supreme moment, [272–4];
Disaster and retreat, [275–6];
battle of 21 Aug., [349];
evacuation of, [392], [393] n., [396].
14th Sikhs—in battle of 4 June, [174];
Koja Chemen assault, [263].
Indian Mountain Artillery Brigade, [254], [255].
Indian Mountain Battery—at Anzac landing, [116];
at Sari Bair, [254].
Lovat’s Scouts, [360–1].
Royal Engineers:
5th Anglesey Company, [391].
6th Company, [319].
Royal Field Artillery:
10th Battery, [197].
15th Heavy Battery, [329].
55th Brigade, [361].
56th Brigade, [361].
58th Brigade, [296] n., [329].
59th Brigade, [295] n.
69th Brigade, [280].
4th Howitzer Lowland Brigade, [296] n.
Royal Garrison Artillery—4th Highland Mountain Brigade, [296] n.
Royal Naval Division:
Antwerp, at, [24], [148], [203].
Battle of 6–8 May, [149], [151], [153], [156].
Composition of, [84].
Feint at Karachali, [119–20].
French lines taken over by (Dec.-Jan.), [402].
Guns not with, [182].
Headquarters of, [131], [203].
Landing task of, [79].
Mudros, at, [68].
Port Said, at, [70].
Position of, on 6 Aug., [225].
Quality of, [148], [176], [203].
1st Naval Brigade:
Drake Batt., [133], [147], [149].
Nelson Batt., [138], [177], [199].
2nd Naval Brigade—part of French line taken over by (May), [137];
composite character of, after 4 June, [175] n.:
Anson Batt., [89];
at V Beach landing, [94–5];
battle of 4 June, [173], [175] and n.
Collingwood Batt., [175] and n.
Hood Batt., [149] n.;
reinforce the French, [147];
battle of 4 June, [173], [175] and n.
Howe Batt.—reinforce the French, [147];
battle of 4 June, [173], [175] and n.
3rd Naval Brigade:
Plymouth Batt., [89], [147];
at Y Beach, [107–8];
in battle of 6–8 May, [149].
Portsmouth Batt., [138–9].
Scottish Horse, [360–1].
South-Western Mounted Brigade, [361].
Brodrick, Lt.-Gen. St. John, [81].
Brooke, Rupert, [86–7].
Brooks, Mr., pictures by, xiii.
Brown, Col., [233].
Browne, Col. R. S., [352] n. 1.
Brown’s Dip, [233].
Bruce. Lt.-Col. the Hon. C. G., [158].
Brulard, Gén., succeeds Gén. Bailloud, [193], [372];
succeeds Gén. Masnou, [202];
leaves guns to British VIIIth Corps, [401].
Buchan, Col. John, [366], [367] n.
Bulair, Turkish reinforcements from (9 Aug.), [319].
Bulair landing, drawback to, [222].
Bulair lines, bombardment of (25 April), [119].
Bulair position, [75–6].
Bulgaria:
Central Powers, leaning to (May), [169];
Secret Treaty (July), [199];
Turkish Treaty signed, [364];
joins Central Powers (Oct.), [367–8];
effect of this adhesion, [381].
Forces of, available, [365].
Importance of attitude of, [55].
Overtures to, [194].
Paget’s Report on (17 March 1917), [55].
Serbia, animosity against, [55], [221], [364].
Burnt Hill. See [Scimitar Hill].
Burston, Col. J., [352] n. 1.
Burton, Col., [361].
Byng, Maj.-Gen. Sir Julian, [332], [361], [372], [395–6].
C Beach, [299], [392].
Callwell, Gen., quoted, [9–10], [41].
Camber Beach, [98].
Camouflage, [150].
Cannon, Lt.-Col., [268].
Canopus, [49], [119–20], [217].
Canteen ship (Sept.), [206], [357].
Carden, Lt.-Col. J., [279].
Carden, Vice-Adm. Sir Sackville, early bombardment by (Nov. 1914), [1];
views on forcing the Straits, [25];
memorandum on four stages, [32–3];
ships under (Feb. 1915), [48–50];
bombardment of the Forts, [51];
urges military co-operation, [58];
resigns, [58].
Carey. Lt.-Col. A. B., [84].
Carruthers, Brig.-Gen. R. A., [82].
Carson, Sir E., [378].
Carthage, [196].
Cass, Major, [154], [156].
Casson, Col., [91], [92], [133].
Casson, Brig.-Gen. H. G., [181] n.
Casualties:
Anzac. See under [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps].
Figures—first ten days, [140];
end of May, [168] n.;
4 June, [177];
28 June, [185];
to end of July, [216];
August, [358];
second week in August (Helles, Anzac, Suvla), [336];
21 August (Scimitar Hill), [346–7];
27–28 August, [354].
French. See under [French Expeditionary Corps].
Inadequate provision for, [118], [140–2], [213–14].
Officers (10 Aug.), [281].
Sickness, [406]; (Sept.), [356].
10th Division (15 Aug.), [330], [331].
29th Division, [157].
Total, [406].
Cather, Lt., [164] n.
Cayley, Brig.-Gen. W. de S., [216] n., [281].
Chadwick. Capt., [204].
Chailak Dere, [250], [254–6], [258], [260] n. 2, [271].
Champagne battle, [362–3].
Chanak, [52–3], [63] n.
Chapman, Lt.-Col. A. E., [300], [352].
Charlemagne, [49], [52], [60].
Chatham, [298], [373].
Chatham’s Post, [231], [248].
Chauvel, Brig.-Gen. H. G., [83], [137], [242].
Chelmer, [256].
Chessboard, the, [191], [244–5].
Chocolate Hill (Yilghin Burnu)—description of, [287];
Hill’s capture of (7 Aug.), [306–9];
centre of Scimitar Hill attack (21 Aug.), [339];
shrapnel wound at, [341] n.;
mentioned, [298], [335].
Christian, Rear-Adm. Arthur, [297].
Chunuk Bair:
“Chimney,” [247];
dead thrown over, [282–3].
Conformation of, [247].
Nek to southern shoulder of, [261].
South-west shoulder of, ours, [268].
Struggle for, defeated, [276–8], [323], [324].
Turkish attack from (10 Aug.), [280–1].
mentioned, [244], [254], [265].
Churchill, Maj. J. S. S., [81], [170].
Churchill, Rt. Hon. Winston, bombardment of 3 Nov. 1914 ordered by, [1];
scheme for Greek seizure of Gallipoli, [9];
project for the British expedition, [12–13];
position in the War Council, [21];
siege gun misconception of, [23–4], [33], [51];
communications with Carden, [24–5];
presses his scheme, [35];
urges Carden to press attack, [57–8];
proposed visit of, to Dardanelles, [214];
his defence of the expedition, [385–6], [409].
Clapham Junction, [132], [203].
Clifton Browne, Maj.-Gen., [361].
Clyfford, Lt.-Com., [382].
Collins, Col., [173] n.
Colne, [256–7].
Constantine, King of Greece, disapproves Dardanelles campaign, [10–11];
reported desirous of war (March 1915), [56] and n. 1;
again opposed to alliance with Entente, [56] n. 2;
declines to assist Serbia, [365], [368];
stealthy neutrality of, [183];
mentioned, [11] n., [48].
Constantinople, dismay in (Feb. 1915), [144].
Cooper, Major Bryan, [306] n.;
cited, [308] n.
Cooper, Brig.-Gen. R. J., [217] n. 2, [281].
Cornwallis, [49], [52], [89], [91], [99], [164], [396].
Costeker, Capt., [97].
Costemalle, Comdt., [152] n. 2.
Courtney-Boyle, Lt.-Com. Edward, [145].
Courtney’s Post, [161], [188].
Cox, Maj.-Gen. Sir Herbert, captures Gurkha Bluff, [158];
Hill 60 attacks (21 Aug.), [349];
(27 Aug.), [353];
mentioned, [85], [134], [254], [255], [262], [268].
Creighton, Rev. O., cited, [170] n.
Cretan “Andarti,” [225] and n. 1.
Crewe, Lord, [15];
cited, [28].
Cribb, Capt., [117].
d’Adhémar, Lt.-Col., [153] n.
Dallas, Brig.-Gen., [390] n.
d’Amade, Gén.-de-Div., [70], [84], [120], [159–60].
Damakjelik Bair (Hill 40), [255], [264], [349], [350], [355];
description of, [252];
S. W. Borderers’ storming of, [262].
Daniell, Brig.-Gen. F. F. W., [327].
D’Annunzio, [170].
Dardanelles:
Character of the Strait, [45–6].
Current in, [45].
View of, by Lancashires and Gurkhas (9 Aug.), [273].
Dardanelles campaign:
Advantages of, if successful, vii-viii, [22–3], [408–9].
Amphibious expedition considered, [41];
delays, [42–3], [52], [54], [57], [62–3].
Conditions of life in, [152].
Failure of, causes of, [406–8].
Force required for, early estimates of strength of, [10], [23], [40];
troops not available before April, [22], [33], [40];
actual strength in April, [85];
on 6 May, [147];
units engaged, see (1) [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps], (2) [British troops], and (3) [French Expeditionary Corps].
Justification of, [172].
Military attitude towards, [64–5].
Naval expedition alone ordered, [33];
British casualties, [62] n.
Official attitude towards, [140], [142], [170] n., [181], [214], [336–7], [370], [377], [408–10].
Withdrawal from the Peninsula, ease of presupposed, [14], [23], [33].
“Dardanelles Committee,” [214] and n.
Dardanus, Fort, [52–3], [59].
Davidson, Capt. A. P., xii, [92] and n.
Davies, Lt.-Gen. Sir F. J., [201], [230], [372], [401].
Dawnay, Capt. G. P., [81].
de Bartolomé, Comdre., [26] n.;
cited, [1], [32].
de Laborde, Lt., [81].
De Lisle, Maj.-Gen., takes command of 29th Division, [177];
congratulated, [20];
succeeds Stopford in command of IXth Corps, [332];
attack of 21 Aug., [338];
returns to 29th Division, [362].
de Lotbinière, Lt.-Col. A. C. Joly, [82], [296].
de Putron, Capt C., [81].
de Robeck, Vice-Adm., [59], [89], [297], [386].
de Sauvigny, Com. de Cav. Brev. Berthier, [81].
De Tott’s Battery (Eski Hissarlik), [107], [121];
landing at, [91];
taken over by the French, [130].
De Winton, [329].
Dead—built into barricades, [240];
thrown down Chunuk Bair “chimney,” [282–3].
Deedes, Capt. W. H., [81].
Descoins, Lt.-Col., [84].
Desruelles, Lt.-Col., [84].
Destroyer Hill, [260] n. 2.
Diet, monotony of, [205–6], [357].
Dillon, Dr. E. J., quoted, [379] n.
Djemel Pasha, [72].
Dobbin, Col., [233].
Doris, [49].
Doughty-Wylie, Lt.-Col., [81], [99], [127–8] and n.
Douglas, Maj.-Gen. Sir W., ii, [9], [70], [137], [201], [402];
the Vineyard, [230].
Downing, Col., [306] n.
Drafts swamping original units, [358–9] and n.
Drewry, Midshipman, [86].
Dublin, [49], [109], [158].
Duckworth, Adm., [31] n. 1, [59].
Edmonds, Flight-Lt., [362] n.
Egerton, Maj.-Gen. G. G. A., [181], [200].
Egypt:
Anzacs in, [71].
Defences of, [12].
Kitchener’s concern for, [12], [41], [70–1], [379].
Egyptian labourers, [360].
Einstein, Lewis, cited, [147] n.
Ejelmer-Anafarta line, Hamilton’s plan for seizing (9 Aug.), [322–3].
Ejelmer Bay, [290], [335], [388] n.
Elliot, Brig.-Gen. G. S. M‘D., [81].
Elliott, Lt.-Col. G. C. E., [83], [239].
Emden, [72].
England, Com. Hugh T., [257].
Enos, [76], [221].
Enver Pasha, [4], [11], [13], [144], [145], [186], [190];
von Sanders’ subservience to, [198] n.;
quoted, [62].
Erenkeui, [52], [61].
Erskine, Brig.-Gen. J. F., [181] n.
Eski, the, [132].
Eski Hissarlik. See [De Tott’s Battery].
Eski Keui, [110].
Europa, [212].
Euryalus, [89], [101].
Evacuation of the Peninsula:
Anzac, at, [397] ff.
Birdwood’s successful accomplishment of, [381], [386].
Devices to conceal, [389], [394], [399], [405].
German estimate of, [400] n.
Helles, at, [400] ff.
Numbers dealt with, [387] and n. 1.
Shell fire danger during, [393–4], [398].
Suvla, at, [390] ff.
Turkish bribery story, untruth of, [387] n. 2.
Evelegh, Col., [177] and n. 2.
Fahreddin, Lt.-Col., [163].
Fanshawe, Maj.-Gen. E. A., [332], [361], [390] n.
Farm, the, Baldwin’s force deflected to, [271];
overwhelmed at (10 Aug.), [281];
Farm abandoned to the Turks, [281];
mentioned, [251], [261], [263], [270], [360].
Farquharson, Lt.-Col. H. D., [81].
Ferdinand, Tsar, [364].
Fisher, Lord, opposed to the naval scheme, [28–9], [32], [34–7];
reluctantly agrees, [36–8];
reinforces de Robeck, [62];
resigns, [170];
estimate of, [25].
Fisher, Andrew, [27].
Fishermen’s Huts, [114], [117], [250].
Flies, [192], [357].
Food, monotony of, [205–6], [357].
Forces engaged. See (1) [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps], (2) [British troops], and (3) [French Expeditionary Corps].
Forshaw, Lt. W. T., [230] n.
Forsyth, Brig.-Gen., [242].
Fort No. 1, [100], [104].
Fortescue, Martin, cited, [62] n. 1.
Forts on the Dardanelles, [50].
Foxhound, [314], [329].
Frankland, Major, [103].
French Expeditionary Corps:
African troops of, [136], [147], [149], [151], [175].
Artillery of, [148], [153] n.;
75’s lent to British, [173], [200], [401];
captured by Turks, [245], [263].
Casualties—(25 April), [121];
(21 June), [180];
in early July, [202];
figures not published, [216] n. 1.
Composition of, [84–5].
Engagements—feint at Kum Kali and Yenishehr, [120–1];
8 May (advance on Kereves Ridge), [156];
4 June, [174–5];
12 July, [199].
Evacuation of, [401].
Haricot Redoubt captured by, [179–80].
Health record of, [192].
Helles, at (6 Aug.), [225].
Landing at V Beach, [129];
task of, [80].
Position of, [131–2].
Relations of British with—friendly, [129], [30];
out of bounds to British, [129], [202].
Royal Naval Division reinforcing, [147];
substituted for, [401].
Strength of, middle of Aug., [336].
Tenedos the headquarters of, [166].
V Beach depôt constantly shelled, [196].
2nd Division:
Composition of, [152] n. 2.
Salonika, Bailloud’s contingent at, [366–7].
Freyberg, Brig.-Gen., xii.
Freyberg, Lt.-Com. Bernard, [120], [122].
Fullerton, Maj. (Surgeon), [237].
Fusilier Bluff, [184], [403].
Gaba Tepe, nature of, [109–10];
drawbacks to landing at, [78];
enemy guns on, [116];
effort to seize (4 May), [139];
mentioned, [53], [77].
Gallipoli:
Campaign. See [Dardanelles campaign].
Churchill’s scheme for Greek seizure of (Sept. 14), [9].
Enemy strength on (March), [68].
Routes across, [110].
Garside, Lt.-Col., [154] n. 2.
Gaulois, [49], [50], [52], [61].
George, Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd, [15], [56], [194] n.;
cited, [28].
Gerard, Lt.-Col., [219].
German Officers’ Trenches, [190], [241].
Germans:
Atrocities by, [98].
Guns and ammunition supplied to Turkey by, [388–9], [400–1].
Turkish relations with. See under [Turkey].
Ghazi Baba, [289].
Gilleson, Capt. Rev., [351] n.
Gillespie, Lt.-Col. F. M., [262], [283].
Giraudon, Col., [180] n. 1.
Glasgow. Maj. T. W., [243] n.
Glenn, Capt., [391].
Glossop, Capt., [72].
Gloucester, [8].
Godley, Maj.-Gen. Sir Alex. J., xii, xiii, [70], [83], [138], [253], [256], [322], [380];
quoted on the 7–10 Aug. fighting, [284];
the Anzac evacuation, [400].
Goeben, [8–9] and n., [139], [177].
Goliath, [108], [109], [164].
Gouraud, Gen., [160], [172], [180], [193], [371].
Grampus, [329].
Grant, Capt., [119], [217], [351].
Grant, Rear-Adm. Heathcote, xii.
Great Sap, the. See [Long Sap].
Greece:
British support of, in 1897 campaign, [2].
Cyprus offered to, [368].
Dardanelles bombardment as affecting, [55–6].
Forces available in, [365].
Russian jealousy of, [11], [56].
[Salonika]. See that heading.
Greek “Andarti,” [225] and n.
Green Hill (Hill 50), description of, [287];
next to Chocolate Hill, [309];
held by Hill’s Brigade (10 Aug.), [324], [335];
confusion between Sulajik and, [326].
Green Knoll, [390] n.
Greene, Sir Graham, [26] n.
Grey, Sir Edward, [14], [35];
cited on experts, [2–8];
quoted on the Balkan situation, [366].
Gully Beach—conformation of, [106–7];
deserted by Turks, [130];
evacuation from, [402–5].
Gully Ravine (Saghir Dere), nature of, [106–7];
Turkish snipers in, [149];
counter-attacks down, [178];
gains in (28 June), [185];
Turkish attack on (2 July), [197];
success near (15 Nov.), [382];
mentioned, [108], [131], [150].
Gurkha Bluff, [159].
Gurkhas. See under British troops—[29th Indian Infantry Brigade].
Gwynn, Lt.-Col. C. W., [332] n. 1.
Haggard, Brig.-Gen. H., [217] n. 1, [295], [299];
seriously wounded, [307], [308] n. 1.
Haldane, Lord, [17];
cited, [28].
Hamilton, Sir Bruce, [201].
Hamilton, Gen. Sir Ian—Kitchener’s orders to, [63], [64];
arrives at Tenedos, [63];
in Egypt, [69–70];
address to his forces, [85];
decides against withdrawal, [124];
Order of 29 April, [134];
Administrative Staff of, delayed in Egypt, [141];
Orders of 9 May, [156];
of 12 May, [157];
headquarters on Imbros, [166–7];
Order of 25 May, [167–8];
orders assault of 4 June, [172];
vain attempts at white flag truce, [178];
refuses burial armistice, [198];
eulogy of 29th Division 201;
Order of 5 Aug., [226] and n.;
approves design of Sari Bair attack, [253];
scheme for landing at Nibrunesi Point, [298];
congratulates Stopford on achievements of 7 Aug., [311];
visits Stopford, [315];
urges on Hammersley the need for prompt action, [316];
returns to the Arno, [318];
plan for seizing Ejelmer-Anafarta line (9 Aug.), [322–3];
orders consolidation of existing line (10 Aug.), [324–5];
repeatedly frustrated by Corps Commander and Divisional Generals, [326–8];
asks for further reinforcements (16 Aug.), [336];
refused, [337], [363];
attitude towards evacuation, [371];
superseded by Birdwood, [372];
farewell special Order, [372];
leaves Gallipoli, [373];
effect of his recall, [374];
career of, [65–6];
estimate of, [66–7];
troops under, see [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps], and [British troops];
acknowledgments to, xii.
Hammersley, Maj.-Gen. Fred., 11th (Northern) Division under, [217], [293];
career of, [294];
orders Hill to co-operate with Sitwell’s Brigade, [305];
inaction of (8 Aug.), [316];
orders 6th E. York Pioneers from Scimitar Hill, [317];
retires from command of 11th Division, [332];
mentioned, [321].
Hankey, Col. Sir Maurice, [214];
cited, [28].
Hare, Brig.-Gen. S. W., [82], [89], [102].
Haricot Redoubt, [175], [179–80].
Harris, Lt.-Col. H., [190].
Hautville, Lt.-Col., [152] n. 2.
Headquarters—on Queen Elizabeth, [89], [123];
on the Arcadian, [142];
at Kephalos Bay, [166–7];
farther inland, [167].
Hell Spit, [112].
Helles:
Aeroplane landing at, [218].
Evacuation of, [401–5].
Feint at (6 Aug.), [227–31].
Shelling of, perpetual, [157], [171].
Storm havoc at (27 Nov.), [383].
Turkish troops opposite (Dec.), [389] n.
Helles, Cape:
Fort on, bombarded (19 Feb.), [50], [51];
bombardment to cover landing, [91];
the landings, [100], [102], [103];
French railway to, [129].
Hendry, Brig.-Gen. R. W., [181] n.
Henri IV., [62].
Herbert, Lt.-Col. A. H., [254].
Hetman Chair, [286], [341].
Higher Commands, influence of, [226].
Hill, Brig.-Gen. F. F., arrival of, from Mitylene and landing (7 Aug.), [295], [303–4];
under Hammersley’s orders, [305];
on Chocolate Hill (9–10 Aug.), [319], [324];
invalided and succeeded by Lt.-Col. J. G. King-King, [332], [338] n. 2;
estimate of, [308];
mentioned, [217] n. 1.
Hill, Brig.-Gen. J., [332], [341].
Hill 10, [289], [302].
Hill 40. See [Damakjelik Bair].
Hill 50. See [Green Hill].
Hill 60 (Kaiajik Aghala)—situation of, [252];
Turkish possession of, [336];
attacks on (21 Aug.), [348] ff.;
(27 Aug.), [353–4];
importance of, [348].
Hill 70. See [Scimitar Hill].
Hill 112. See [W Hill].
Hill 114, storming of, [105].
Hill 138, [102].
Hill 141, capture of, [103–4].
Hill 971. See [Koja Chemen Tepe].
Hill Q, [247–8], [263–5].
Hill W. See [W Hill].
Hobbs, Col. J. J. T., [83].
Holbrook, Lt., [45].
Holmes, Brig.-Gen. W., [352] n.
Hordern, Rev. A. C., [81].
Hornby, Adm., [31] n. 1.
Hospital camps, [358].
Hospital ship accommodation inadequate, [118].
Howse, Col. N. R., [118], [124].
Hughes. Brig.-Gen. F. G., [84];
attack of 30 June, [191];
the Nek, [244], [246].
Hughes, Col. J. G., [260].
Humber, [234].
Hunter-Weston, Maj.-Gen., [70], [176];
battle of 28 June, [182];
breakdown of (July), [200–1].
Hurd, Archibald, cited, [26] n., [40] n.
Hythe, [382].
Iero inlet, [217].
Imbros:
Aeroplane camp at, [218–19].
Birdwood’s H.Q. at, [381].
Greek vendors at, [205].
Description of, [165–6].
Strategic value of, [401].
Implacable, [62], [89];
at X Beach, [105–6].
“Implacable Landing,” [105].
Indefatigable, [29].
Indian Brigade. See under British troops—[29th Indian Infantry Brigade].
Inflexible, [48–9], [59–61].
Inglefield, Maj.-Gen. F. S., [325], [327], [335] n., [355], [361].
Iram Chai. See [Asmak Dere].
Irresistible, [49], [51], [60–1].
Irvine, Maj., [126].
Ismail Oglu Tepe (Hill 112). See [W Hill].
Istomine, Gen., [169].
Italy—declares war on Austria, [56], [170];
Isonzo victories, [194].
Jackson, Adm. Sir Henry, Memorandum of, on proposed naval attack, [30–1];
memorandum to Carden (Feb.), [42];
succeeds Lord Fisher, [170];
cited, [1];
quoted, [31];
mentioned, [26].
Jackson, Brig.-Gen. R. W. M., [81], [213].
Jeanne d’Arc, [120].
Jenkinson, Capt., [178–9].
Jephson, Maj., [310], [330].
Jephson’s Post—height of, [290];
storming of, [310];
farthest point held by British, [311], [331].
Jerrold, Lt. Douglas, xii.
Jewish Refugee Mule Corps. See [Zionists].
Johnston, Brig.-Gen. F. E., [83], [154], [254], [260].
Johnston, Lt.-Col. G. N., [83].
Johnston, Brig.-Gen. Napier, [349].
“Johnston’s Jolly,” [233] and n., [238].
Jonquil, [297].
Jourdain, Lt.-Col., [282] n., [349].
Kaba Kuyu, [348], [353].
Kaiajik Aghala. See [Hill 60].
Kaiajik Dere, [252], [350].
Kangaroo Beach, [325] n.
Karachali, feint at (25 April), [119];
(6 Aug.), [225].
Karakol Dagh, [395];
description of, [290];
cleared by 11th Manchesters (7 Aug.), [301–2], [310];
Corps H.Q. at, [343];
Kitchener’s visit to, [380].
Kartal Tepe, [290–1].
Kasa Dere. See [Asmak Dere].
Kastro, [166].
Kavak Tepe—height of, [291];
Hamilton’s proposed occupation of, [322], [326], [328];
Turkish emplacements behind, [388].
Kazlar Chair, [286].
Keble, Lt.-Col. A. E. C., [82];
in charge of arrangements for wounded, [141].
Kelly, Surg. P. B., [97] n.
Kelly, Sapper Stephen, [206].
Kenna, Brig.-Gen. F. A., [338] n. 1, [347].
Kephalos Bay:
Hospital camps at, [358].
Storm at (27 Nov.), [383].
Suvla, compared with, [335].
11th Division at, [226].
Kephalos, Cape, [165].
Kephez Point, [52], [86].
Kereves Dere—effort to reach (28 April), [131], [133];
French capture of redoubt at (4 June), [175];
French gain (21 June), [180];
redoubt captured by 157th Brigade, [199].
Kereves Ridge, [156].
Keshan, [76].
Keyes, Commodore Roger, xii, [80], [297], [313], [322].
Kilid Bahr, [52–3];
fortifications of, [110], [118];
Turkish drill ground, [208].
King-King, Lt.-Col. J. G., [332], [338] n. 2.
Kiretch Tepe Sirt—description of, [290];
10th Division on (10 Aug.), [324];
their advance along (15–17 Aug.), [329–31];
flood water from (27 Nov.), [383];
mentioned, [298], [300], [303], [335].
Kitchener, Lord, concern of, for Egypt, [12], [41], [70–1], [379];
opposed to Gallipoli Expedition (Nov. 1914), [13], [14];
agrees to naval attack, [14], [24], [33], [36];
orders to Hamilton, [63], [64], [85], [222];
telegraphs for estimated loss by evacuation, [371];
visits Mudros and Gallipoli, [378–9];
opposed to evacuation, [378];
converted to it, [379], [381];
estimate of, [15–18];
his masterful way, [18] and n., [43].
Koe, Col. (K.O.S.B.), [108].
Koe, Brig.-Gen. F. W. B., [81], [213].
Koe, Brig.-Gen. L. C., [181] n.
Koja Chemen Tepe (Hill 971), [127];
situation of, and approach to, [244], [248], [251–2];
assault on, ordered (8 Aug.), [255], [263], [265], [268].
Koja Dere, [115], [118], [388] n.
Krene, [296], [313].
Krithia, [108], [185];
situation of, [131];
effort to reach (28 April), [131], [133].
Krithia Nullah, [402].
Kuchuk Anafarta. See [Anafarta Sagir].
Kuchuk Kemikli. See [Nibrunesi Point].
Kum Kali, [50], [51], [54], [180] n. 1;
French capture of (25 April), [121–2].
Kut-el-Amara, [378].
Lala Baba—situation of, [287];
shelter from, for Nibrunesi landing, [298], [392];
Turkish forces on, [299];
Turkish fire from, on Suvla Bay, [301];
stormed by British (6 Aug.), [300];
British guns on and behind (9 Aug.), [296] n., [321].
Lancashire Landing. See [W Beach].
Lancashire names, [203].
Land mines, [301], [308], [310].
Landings of 25 April, results of, [121–2].
Lansdowne, Lord, cited, [377].
Larissa (1897), [365].
Lawrence, Maj.-Gen. H. A., [181];
succeeds Egerton, [200];
Helles evacuation, [403].
Leane, Maj., [231].
Lee, Gen. Noel, [176].
Legge, Maj.-Gen. J. G., [352].
Lemberg, fall of, [193].
Levick, Staff-Surgeon, xii, [213–14].
Levinge, Lt.-Col. H. G., [279].
Libau, German seizure of, [169].
Lindley, Maj.-Gen., [323], [332].
Lister, Charles, [87].
Little Anafarta. See [Anafarta Sagir].
Little Table Top, [251], [260].
Lloyd, Lt. E. E. L., [190].
Lockyer, Capt., [105].
Logan, Maj., [242].
London, [62], [90], [111].
Lone Pine, [232–41].
Long Sap or Great Sap, The, [117], [250], [256].
Longford, Brig.-Gen. Lord, [338] n. 1, [347].
Loos, [337], [362–3].
Lord Nelson, [48–9], [52], [53], [59], [91], [165].
Lord Raglan, [9] n.
Lorrimer, Surg., [214].
Lotbinière. See [de Lotbinière].
Louis of Battenberg, Prince, [26].
Lovat’s Scouts, [360–1].
“Lowland” Division. See British troops—[52nd Division].
Lula Burgas, [146–7].
Lynden-Bell, Maj.-Gen., [372].
M‘Cay, Brig.-Gen. J. W., [83], [154].
M‘Donald, Lt.-Col. T. W., [154] n. 1.
M‘Grigor, Brig.-Gen. C. R., [81].
Mackenzie, Compton, [222], [224];
cited, [180] n. 2.
Mackenzie, Sir Thomas, [27].
Mackesy, Lt.-Col., [257].
Maclagan, Col. E. G. Sinclair, [83], [89].
Maclagan’s Ridge, [113–14].
McLaurin, Col. H. N., [83], [116], [126].
McLaurin’s Hill, [116], [117], [125].
McMahon, Sir H., [378].
Macnaghton, Col., [233].
McNicol, [154] n. 2.
Mahon, Lt.-Gen. Sir Bryan T., career of, [294];
in command of 10th (Irish) Division, [217];
landing of, at Suvla Point, [304], [310];
attack on Kiretch Tepe Sirt, [310];
on ridge from W Hill, [322];
attack of 15–17 Aug., [329];
mentioned, [293], [303].
Majestic, [48–9], [53], [86], [111];
forcing of the Narrows, [60];
torpedoed, [164], [170] n.
Malcolm, Col. Neil, [316].
Malleson, Midshipman, [96].
Mallet, Sir Louis, [11].
Malone. Lt.-Col. W. G., on Rhododendron Ridge, [265–8], [278];
estimate of, [154] n. 1, [189].
Manitou, [80] n.
Maps, xiii, [111].
Margesson, Maj., [92].
Marinetti, [170].
Marshall, Maj.-Gen. J. W. R., xii, [82], [182] and n.;
wounded at the landing, [106];
commanding 29th Division, [332], [338];
improvement of 53rd Division under, [361].
Martyn, Maj., [239].
Masefield, John, cited, [152] n. 1.
Masnou, Gén., [84], [202].
Matthews, Col., [108].
Maude, Lt.-Gen. Sir F. Stanley, xii, [182] n., [332], [355];
directs evacuation at Nibrunesi Point, [396];
evacuation of 13th Division, [403–4];
estimate of, [361].
Maxwell, Maj.-Gen. Sir John, [70], [137], [378].
Maxwell, Brig.-Gen. R. P., [217] n. 1, [295], [299], [307];
attack on Scimitar Hill (9 Aug.), [319–21];
on Chocolate Hill (10 Aug.), [324].
Maxwell, Capt. William, [81].
Mehmed v., Sultan, [6], [144].
Mercer, Maj.-Gen. Sir D., xii, [84].
Messoudieh, [45].
Millbanke, Sir John, [347].
Milner, Lord, quoted, [377].
Mine-sweepers, [53].
Mines in the Dardanelles, [61–2];
land mines, [301], [308], [310].
Minneapolis, [297] n.
Minnetonka, [212–13].
Minnewaska, [90].
Minogue, Col. J. O’B., [308] n.
Mitrofanoff, Prof., quoted, [6].
Mitylene, half 10th Division stationed at, [215];
scare at, arranged, [222], [224].
Monash, Brig.-Gen. J., [83], [138], [262–3];
Sari Bair, [268];
orders construction of subterranean galleries (Nov.), [382].
Monash Gully, [117], [138], [188], [243];
Turkish failure at, [192].
Monitors, [214–15].
Monro, Gen. Sir Charles, appointed to supersede Hamilton, [372];
report of, on Gallipoli, [375–6];
Lord Ribblesdale’s public disclosure of it, [378] n.;
consultation with Kitchener, [378];
H.Q. of, on the Aragon, [381];
hands over command to Murray, [401] n. 2.
Moore, Lt.-Col., [268], [317], [319].
Morse, Lt. John A. V., [97] n.
Morto Bay, [78], [79], [91];
situation of, [92–3].
Mudros harbour—description of, [47];
crowding at, [80];
hospital camps above, [212], [358].
Mudros village, [212].
Murray, Gen. Sir Archibald, [401] n. 2.
Murray, Sir James Wolfe, [18], [26], [33];
quoted, [18] n.
Mustard Plaster, the, [261].
Naismith, Lt.-Com. Eric, [145].
Nameless Hill. See [Hill Q].
Napier, Brig.-Gen. H. E., [82], [97].
Narrows, the—description of, [45];
forcing of, attempted, [59];
capture and loss of hill commanding (9 Aug.), [273–6].
Naval bombardments of Nov. 1914 and Feb. 1915, [50] ff.
Naval guns, flat trajectory of, [51], [275];
bush fire started by, [303] and n.;
help from (9 Aug.), [322].
Nek, the (from Russell’s Top), situation of, [243];
Shrapnel Gully under fire from, [126];
attack of 30 June, [191–2];
fighting of 7 Aug., [243–6];
blocking of, at evacuation, [399].
Nek of Rhododendron Ridge. See [Rhododendron Ridge Nek].
Neuve Chapelle, [23], [33], [43], [87].
Newenham, Lt.-Col., [105], [106].
Nibrunesi Point, [249], [286];
Hamilton’s scheme for landing Suvla force south of, [298–9];
evacuation from, [392], [396].
Nicholas, Tsar, [363].
Nicholson, Rear-Adm. Stuart, [164].
Nicol, Brig.-Gen. L. L., [217] n. 1, [295], [310].
No. 1 Post. See [Fishermen’s Huts].
No. 2 Post, [250], [255–6], [264];
howitzers near (9 Aug.), [275].
No. 3 Post, [250], [255].
Noguès, Lt.-Col., [85], [120], [180] n. 1.
Notes quoted, [202–4], [207–10], [359], [360], [385] n.
Nunn, Lt.-Col. M. H., [281].
Ocean, [49], [52], [53], [60], [61].
Ocean Beach, [117], [243–4], [251];
hospital camps along, [358];
evacuation from, [397], [398].
Officers, shortage of, [336], [338] n. 2, [376].
Old A Beach, [299].
Old No. 3 Post, [250], [254];
capture of (6 Aug.), [256–7], [264].
Oliver, Vice-Adm. Sir Henry, [26], [32].
Ollivant, Lt.-Col. A. H., [84].
Onslow, Lt. B. W., [210].
Orkhanieh, [50].
O’Sullivan, Capt., [347] n.
Paget, Gen., report of, on Bulgarian attitude, [55].
Panaghia, [165].
Paris, Maj.-Gen. A., [24], [70], [84], [154].
Parker, Lt.-Col., [254].
Patterson, Col. J. H., [71] nn.
Peirse, Vice-Adm., [54].
Pelliot, Lt., [81].
Peshall, Rev. C. J. C., xii.
Peyton, Maj.-Gen. Wm., [337] and n.
Phido, [296].
Philippe, Lt.-Col., [84].
Phillimore, Adm., [210].
Pike, Col., [307].
Pimple, the, height of, [290];
stormed by Munsters and Dublins, [330–1];
Turkish entrenchments opposite, [232];
Suvla pier commanded by, [392] n.
Plugge, Lt.-Col. A., [154] n. 1.
Plugge’s Plateau, [112], [117].
Plunkett, Maj. E. A., [81].
Poison gas—Germans’ earliest use of, [87];
rumours of Turkish use of, not substantiated, [382] n.
Pollen, Capt. S. H., [81].
Pollok-M‘Call, Lt.-Col., [181] n.
Pope, Lt.-Col. H., [126], [188], [268].
Pope’s Hill, [117], [125], [188];
value of, [126];
fighting of 7 Aug., [241–3].
Prah, [296], [313].
Price, G. Ward, cited, [367] n. 2.
Pridham, Lt.-Col. G. R., [83].
Prince George, [49], [53], [59–60], [404].
Prince of Wales, [62], [90], [111].
Przemysl, captured by Russians, [87];
fall of, [169], [172], [193].
Queen, [62], [90], [111].
Queen Elizabeth, [33] and n. 1, [48–49];
the preliminary bombardments, [51–3];
the forcing of the Narrows, [59];
general headquarters, [89], [123];
assisting at V Beach and Anzac Cove, [99], [124–5];
sinks a transport, [139];
sent home, [165].
Quilter, Col. Arnold, [86–7].
Quinn, Maj., [126] and n. 2, [189].
Quinn’s Post, situation of, [189], [360];
holding of, [126];
danger of, [189];
assault of 19 May, [161];
fighting of 7 Aug., [241–3];
mentioned, [117], [125], [138], [188].
Rabbit Island, [61];
monitors off, [215].
Radoslavoff, M., [364].
Rankine, Maj., [268].
Reed, Brig.-Gen. H. L., [297], [332], [395].
Regimental spirit, [179].
Reinforcements:
Arrival of—29th Indian Infantry Brigade, [134];
42nd East Lancashire Division, [137], [172];
52nd Division (mid June), [172];
13th and 11th Divisions (July), [200], [216–17];
Yeomanry (Aug.), [337];
(Sept.), [360–1].
Denial of, [130], [363];
10 per cent. drafts refused, [127].
Insufficiency of, [192].
Reshadie, [7–8].
Rhododendron Ridge or Spur (Canterbury Ridge), situation of, [250];
7 August attacks on, [260–1], [263], [266], [270];
annihilation of 5th Wilts on (10 Aug.), [279–80];
subterranean galleries made through, [382].
Rhododendron Ridge Nek, [258], [261], [264];
Turkish attack on New Zealanders near, [277–8].
Ribblesdale, Lord, [377–8] and n.
Richardson, Brig.-Gen., xii;
maps of, xiii.
Rifaat, Col., [187].
River Clyde at the landings, [94–5], [98–9];
breakwater at V Beach, [129];
mentioned, [164] n., [404], [405], [410].
Roberts, Col., [173] n.
Robertson, Lt.-Com. Eric, [86].
Romieux, Maj., [84], [202].
Ross, Malcolm, [119] n., [258].
Roumania, [408].
Routine, [297] n.
[Royal Engineers], R.F.A., and R.N.D. See under [British troops].
Ruef, Col., [85], [152] n. 2.
Russell, Maj.-Gen. Sir A. H., xii, [83], [191], [254], [349], [352] n.;
the Hill 60 attack (27 Aug.), [353].
Russell’s Top, [191];
7 August fighting, [241], [243–4];
Kitchener’s visit to, [380].
Russia:
British rapprochement with, [2].
Bulgaria, ultimatum to, [367].
Difficulties of (Dec.-Jan. 1914–15), [13–14];
reverses of May, [168–9];
further disasters (Aug. and Sept.), [363].
Failure to support Allies, [171], [193], [198], [221];
collapse in Poland, [224];
co-operation of, despaired of, [336].
Greece, attitude towards, [11], [56].
Ryan, Col. C. S., [82].
Ryrie, Col. G. de L., [84].
Saghir Dere. See [Gully Ravine].
Salonika:
Dardanelles campaign as affected by, [367], [369].
French and British troops in, [367–9].
Mahon in command at, [381].
Salt Lake, description of, [289];
“cut” into, [325] n.;
plain round, in British possession, [335];
flood of Nov., [383–4];
mentioned, [286], [288].
Samson, Com. Ch., [218].
Samson, Seaman Geo. M‘Kenzie, [97] n.
Sapphire, [49], [108], [109].
Sari Bair, [77], [79];
conformation of, [110], [247–8].
Sari Bair assault:
Battalions fighting with loss of all officers, [267].
Failure of, [285];
causes, [333–4].
Forces available for, [253–5].
Gains achieved by, [334–5].
Geographical points in, [250–2].
Left assaulting column, [262–4];
reinforced, [265], [272];
exploits of (8 Aug.), [268–70];
triumph and disaster, [272–6];
supports inactive, [272], [276–7].
Left covering force, [262].
Nature of the ground, [252].
Naval assistance, [265].
Right assaulting column, [254], [260–1];
reinforced, [265];
exploits of (7–8 Aug.), [265–8];
third column to co-operate with (8 Aug.), [271];
attacked on 9 Aug., [277–8].
Right covering force, [254], [256–60].
Suvla forces’ help relied on, [264];
not forthcoming, [269], [279], [285], [311], [312], [323], [408].
Third assaulting column, [270–1].
Sari Bair Ravine, [244], [248].
Sarrail, Gen., [362], [367].
Saturnia, [213].
Sazli Beit Dere, [250], [254], [256].
Schuler, Phillip, [73] n.;
cited, [119] n., [245] n., [351] n.;
quoted on shelling of Allanson’s force, [274] n.
Scimitar Hill (Burnt Hill, Hill 70), situation and importance of, [288];
occupied by 6th E. York Pioneers (8 Aug.), [317];
abandoned (8 Aug.), [317];
Turkish snipers’ occupation of, [319];
Maxwell’s attack on (9 Aug.), [320–1];
fire on (9 Aug.), [320–1];
renewed attack (10 Aug.), [323–4];
assault of 21 Aug., [339] ff.;
captured, [343];
lost, [346].
Scobie, Col., [233].
Scorpion, [182], [197], [314].
Scott, Lt.-Col. P. C., [81].
Scott-Moncrieff, Brig.-Gen., [181] n., [185].
Scottish Horse, [360–1].
Sea-planes, [218], [362] n.
Seddel Bahr, [50], [79], [93], [202];
capture of, [127–8];
Kitchener’s visit to, [379].
Senegalese troops, [136], [147], [149], [151], [175].
Senussi, [379].
Senussi expedition, [337] n.
Serbia:
Bulgarian animosity against, [55], [221], [364].
“Corridor” through, [5], [6].
Forces available in, [365].
Peril of (Sept.), [364–6].
Rout of, [369] n.;
hopelessness of position (Oct.), [376], [378].
Seymour, Com. Claude, [256].
Sexton, Maj. M. J., [81].
Shaw, Maj.-Gen. F. C., [200], [254], [255], [283], [332].
Shelford, Capt. Thos., [164].
Shera, Capt., [259].
Shortage of:
Artillery, [148], [171], [181], [184], [192], [193], [194] n., [219], [228], [229], [339], [361];
anti-aircraft shortage, [219].
Ammunition, [133], [148], [171], [181], [185], [192], [193], [194] n., [200], [219], [229].
Officers, [336], [338] n. 2, [376].
Shrapnel Gully, [114];
Anzac position on, [125];
sniper danger in, [126];
dangerous apex at, [138], [161], [188];
mentioned, [116], [117], [243].
Sickness:
Casualties, [406].
Diarrhœa, [185], [205], [313], [356].
Dysentery, [313], [353], [356], [359].
Signal station destroyed, [196] n.
Sikhs. See under British troops—[29th Indian Infantry Brigade].
“Silver Babies,” [219].
Simonin, Gén., [152] n. 2.
Sitwell, Brig.-Gen. W. H., commanding 34th Brigade of 11th Division, [217] n. 1;
misses his opportunity (7 Aug.), [302–3];
Hill ordered to co-operate with, [305];
in sole command of 34th and 32nd Brigades, [307];
succeeded by Brig.-Gen. J. Hill, [332];
mentioned, [295], [299].
Skeen, Brig.-Gen. A., [82], [253].
Skouloudis, M., [11] n.
Smith, 2nd Lt. A. V., [402] n.
Smith, Col. Carrington, [99].
Smith, Brig.-Gen. S. C. V., [298].
Smyrna Forts, [54].
Smyrna-Panderma Railway, [146], [221], [222].
Smyth, Brig.-Gen. N. M., [233].
Soghandere, Fort, [59].
Sonnino, Baron, [56].
Southland, [355] n.
Spearman, Commodore, [175].
Sphinx, the, [113], [262].
Stamboul, [146] n.
Staveley, Capt. C. M., [404].
Steel’s Post, [188], [241].
Stewart, Col. Crauford, [173] n.
Stewart, Lt.-Col. D. M., [154] n. 1.
Stopford, Lt.-Gen. Sir Frederick, career and reputation of, [292];
arrival of, [201];
plan for 10th Division, [303];
satisfied with achievements of 7 Aug., [311];
visited by Hamilton (8 Aug.), [315];
constructing Corps H.Q. (9 Aug.), [322];
renews attack on Scimitar Hill (10 Aug.), [323];
ordered to consolidate line, [324–5];
demands 24 hours’ delay before advance on Kavak and Tekke, [326];
still raises objections (13 Aug.), [328];
orders advance by 10th Division (15 Aug.), [329];
gives up command (15 Aug.), [332];
leadership of, [226], [334];
mentioned, [297], [299].
Street, Staff-Capt., [281].
Striedinger, Maj. O., [81].
Stürmer, Dr. H., quoted, [63] n., [376] n.;
cited, [147] n.
Submarines:
Australian (AE2), [146] n.
British:
E11, [145–6] and n., [318] n.
E14, [145–6] and n., [318] n.
E15, [86].
E20, [382].
Marmora Sea invaded, [145–6] and n.
Turkish transport sunk (7 Sept.), [362] n.
Enemy:
Achievements of, [163–6].
Carthage torpedoed, [196].
Evacuation complicated by, [404].
U51, [164].
Suez Canal, [41], [72].
Suffren, [49], [50], [52], [53], [60].
Sulajik, [291], [318–19], [326].
Sultan Osman, [7–8].
Surprise Gully, [232].
Suvla:
Kitchener’s visit to, [380].
Land mines in, [301], [308], [310].
Storm havoc at, [383].
Turkish troops opposite (Dec.), [388] n.
Suvla Bay:
Conformation of, [288];
rocky hills about, [247], [289].
Drawbacks to, for April landing, [77]. Hinterland of, [77], [291–2].
Roadstead of, better than Kephalos, [335].
Water supply near, [292].
Suvla forces:
Activities of—6–7 Aug., [295–311];
7–8 Aug., [311–18];
8–9 Aug., [318–23];
9–10 Aug., [323–5];
10–11 Aug., [325–6];
11–12 Aug., [326–8].
Confusion among, [300–2], [304], [315], [324], [325–6], [333], [342], [344–5], [408];
mixture of brigades, [320].
Co-operation of, relied on for Sari Bair assault, [264];
not forthcoming, [269], [279], [285], [311], [312], [323], [408].
Evacuation of, [387] and n. 1, [390] ff.
Landing of (6 Aug.), [299].
Water supply provision for, [296–7] and n., [313];
thirst torments, [284], [296], [308–10], [313–14] and nn., [333].
Suvla Point:
Distance of, from Ejelmer Bay, [290].
Mahon’s battalions landed at (7 Aug.), [304].
Pier at, [392], [395].
Rocks at, [247], [289].
Turkish force at (6 Aug.), [299].
Swiftsure, [49], [60].
Sydney, [72].
Sykes, Maj.-Gen. F. H., xii, [219].
Table Top, situation of, [250];
capture of (6 Aug.), [254], [256–8], [264].
Talbot, [109], [158], [182], [298].
Talbot, Capt., [164].
Tasmania Post, [231].
Tekke Tepe, dominating position of, [287];
height and situation of, [291]; Stopford’s design against, [303];
Moore’s patrol on (8 Aug.), [317], [319];
Hamilton’s proposed occupation of, [322], [326], [328];
5th Norfolks lost on, [327–8].
Tenedos:
Aerodrome at, [218].
French occupation of, [166].
Situation and character of, [46–7].
Strategic value of, [401].
Tenth (Irish) Division in Gallipoli, The, cited, [217] n. 2, [350] n., [351] n.
Territorial Divisions:
Inexperience of, [325], [334], [347].
Makeshift drafts for, [376].
Quality of—in 29th Division, [135];
in 42nd Division, [137].
Theotokis, M., [7] n.
Thursby, Adm., [90], [111].
Travers, Brig.-Gen. J. H. du B., [216] n. 2, [255], [262].
Treaty of Bucharest (1913), [364].
Treloar, Capt., xiii.
Triad, [201].
Triumph, preliminary bombardments, [48–9], [52], [54] n. 2;
forcing of the Narrows, [59–60];
covering fire from, at the landing, [111], [116], [125];
exploit by picket boat of, [86];
torpedoed, [164].
Troops in the campaign. See (1) [Australian and New Zealand Army Corps], (2) [British troops], and (3) [French Expeditionary Corps].
Trotman, Brig.-Gen. C. N., [84].
Tullibardine, Marquis of, [360].
Turchen Keui, [388] n.
Turkey:
British pre-war relations with, [2–4], [6–7];
declaration of war, [11].
Capitulations, [9].
German pre-war relations with, [2–9];
alliance of 4 Aug. 1914, [7] n.
Revolution in, anticipated, [33], [59].
Young Turk revolution (1908–9), [4].
Turkey Trot, the, [184].
Turks:
Allied attitude towards, [385] and n.
Artillery strength, [148], [161].
Camouflage by, [150].
Casualties, estimated (early May), [146];
(19–20 May), [162];
(end of May), [168];
(21 June), [180];
(first part of August), [335]; (27–28 Aug.), [354];
total, [406];
burials under Red Crescent (2 May), [136];
(20 May), [162].
Divisional Order (June), [186].
Filthy lines of, [185].
Germans, attitude towards, [385] n.
Hate frenzies of, [190], [196], [209], [399], [403].
Headquarters of, [388] n.
Mussulman appeal of, [187–8].
Nizam troops, [148], [168], [191], [198].
Prisoners, [167], [177], [185], [199];
Australian treatment of, [238] n.
Red Cross respected by, [395].
Reinforcements of, [145–6], [161], [198], [319];
routes of, [146], [221].
Snipers, [125–6], [150], [160], [335] and n.
Strength of, estimated—in all quarters, [193] n.;
in Gallipoli Peninsula—(25 April), [111];
(1 May), [135];
(6 May), [148];
(25 May), [168];
(Aug.), [220] and n.;
(6 Aug. at Suvla), [299];
(Dec.), [387–8] and n.
Sufferings of, in blizzard of Nov., [385].
Trenches of, roofed, [235], [256], [342].
Unwin, Com. Edwin, at V Beach landing, [95–6];
rescues the wounded, [99];
superintends Suvla landing, [295];
directs the evacuation, [392].
V Beach:
Evacuation from, [404].
French landing-place and depôt, [129].
Landing of 25 April, [94–100];
Seddel Bahr secured, [127–8].
Shelling of, constant, [148], [196].
Situation and conformation of, [79], [93–4].
Vacher, Lt.-Col., [85].
Valley of the Shadow of Death. See [Shrapnel Gully].
Vandeleur, Brig.-Gen. R. S., [349] n.
Vandenberg, Gén., [84].
Vengeance, [49], [52], [53], [60], [165].
Venizelos, M., military aid offered by (1 March), [56];
resignation of (6 March), [56] n. 2;
resumes Premiership (Aug.), [365];
pro-Serbian policy of, [365–6];
resigns (Oct.), [368];
estimate of, [10].
Vineyard, the:
British capture of (Aug.), [229–30].
Success near (15 Nov.), [382].
von Biberstein, Baron Marschall, [4].
von der Goltz, Gen. Colman, [6].
von Hindenburg, [169].
von Löwenstern, Gen., proclamation by, [135].
von Mackensen, Field Marshal, [365], [369] n.
von Müller, Capt. Karl, [72].
von Sanders, Gen. Liman, [145], [161];
Turkish army reorganised by, [6], [9];
at the armistice (20 May), [163];
subservience of, to Enver, [198] n.
von Wangenheim, Baron, [144].
W Beach:
Conformation of, [100].
Evacuation from, [404–5].
Landing of 25 April, [101–4].
Shelling of, persistent, [129], [148], [196], [197].
W Hill (Hill 112—Ismail Oglu Tepe):
Hill ordered to attack (7 Aug.), [305].
Importance of, [287], [323].
Turkish entrenchments on, [342].
Turkish guns withdrawn from (7–8 Aug.), [269] and n.
mentioned, [298], [300], [335].
Walford, Capt., [128].
Walker, Corp. G. A., [196] n.
Walker, Maj.-Gen. H. B., xii, [117], [160], [233], [242];
cited, [238] n.
Walker’s Ridge:
Kitchener’s visit to, [380].
Turkish failure at, [192].
Wallace, Maj.-Gen., [210–11].
Wallingford, Maj. J., [280].
Wanliss, Lt.-Col., [154] n. 2.
War Council, the, power and personnel of, [14–15];
experts on, [25–8];
meetings of 13 Jan. 1915, [33–4];
of 28 Jan., [34–6].
War Staff Group, [26] and n.
Ward, Lt.-Col. M. C. P., [81].
Warsaw, falls of, [221], [336];
effect on Turks, [363].
Water:
Shortage of, [130], [192], [264–5]:
(7–10 Aug.), [284];
at Suvla—thirst torments, [284], [296], [308–10], [313–14] and nn., [333].
Springs of, danger spots, [183], [326].
Supply arrangements, [104], [206];
at Suvla, [296–7] and n., [313];
difficulties, [323].
Watson’s Pier, [163].
Weber Pasha, [198] and n.
Wedgwood, Lt.-Com. Josiah, [149] n.
Wemyss, Rear-Adm., [63], [89], [312];
bombards Seddel Bahr, [127];
in command of evacuation, [386].
Westerners, [64–5], [377].
Wheat Field, the, [190].
“Whippets,” [215].
White, Lt.-Col. A. H., [244–5].
White, Brig.-Gen. Cyril B. B., [83], [400].
White flag fired on, [178].
White Gully, [161], [233].
Wiggin, Brig.-Gen., [338] n. 1.
Wilhelm II., Kaiser, visit of, to Constantinople and Jerusalem, [3].
Wilkin, Pte., [331].
Williams, Able Seaman Wm., [97] n.
Williams, Lt.-Col. W. de L., [99], [127].
Wilson, Adm. Sir Arthur, [33];
reinforces de Robeck, [62];
estimate of, [25];
cited, [32], [35].
Wilson, Lt.-Col. J. D. R., [135].
Wilson, Col. Leslie (M.P.), xii.
Wilson, Brig.-Gen. Scatters, [338] n. 1.
Winter, apprehensions regarding, [359–60];
preparations for, [382];
storm of 27 Nov., [383–4].
Winter, Brig.-Gen. S. H., [81], [210].
Wire entanglements, [100–1], [104], [110], [139], [174], [183], [258].
Wolverine, [182], [314].
“Woodbines.” See [Askold].
Woodward, Brig.-Gen. E. M., [81], [141].
Woolly-Dod, Col., [103].
Worcester Flat, [185].
Wounded:
Inadequate provision for, [118], [140–2], [213–14].
Unreclaimed after 4–5 June battle, [178] and n.
X Beach. See [Implacable Landing].
Xeros, Gulf of:
British warships in, [145].
Coast of, [290];
only sheltered spot, [119].
Feints at—(26 April), [119], [148];
(6 Aug.), [325].
Naval aid from, [329].
Y Beach:
Character of, [107].
Landing and failure at, [107–9];
results of failure, [151], [158].
Y 2. See [Gully Beach].
Yenishehr, [50], [121].
Yeomanry. See [British Troops]—and [Mounted Division].
Yilghim Burnu. See [Chocolate Hill].
Ypres, 2nd battle of, [87].
Z Beach. See [Anzac].
Zaimis, M., [368].
Zionists, [70–1].

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