Gallipoli Diary, Volume II (Annotated‪)‬

The complete text of the edition of 1920, Volume IIOriginal Chapters XIII-XXI, July to October 1915Four documentary appendices on artillery and ordersAll plates of 1920 in their original places, restoredForeword and afterword to Volume IIThe Army and the Fleet: combined operationsThe Armies at the Narrows: both sides at GallipoliThe Strategic Reckoning and a final coda on commandEditorial note with the sources of every illustration
The final months of Sir Ian Hamilton's command at Gallipoli, including the August offensive, the struggle for Sari Bair and Suvla, the widening controversy over the conduct of operations and his recall in October 1915.

Originally published in 1920, this second volume contains Chapters XIII-XXI and four documentary appendices preserving important evidence concerning artillery and military orders.

The AETERNUS edition retains Hamilton's historical testimony and adds new concluding studies of combined naval and military operations, the armies which fought upon the peninsula, the Ottoman defence and the greater strategic consequences of the campaign.

The result is both a firsthand command narrative and a historically framed record of one of the most consequential failures of British arms in the First World War.

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