The youngest (Australian) soldier to die at Gallipoli was Private No. 1553, 21st Battalion, James MARTIN. He was 14. He died of enteric fever contracted at Gallipoli, aboard a Hospital ship on 25th October 1915. A book has just been published in Australia on his life. The oldest to die at Gallipoli appears to have been Major Frank Chapman, of the Auckland Mounted Rifles, NZEF. He was killed in action on Rhododendron Ridge, during the assault on Chunuk Bair, 8th August 1915, aged 57.

It varied over the time they were there but about 400 acres is acceptable as a generalisation. That is about the total area of 2,000 houses in a modern housing estate. The suburb I live in has over 4,000 houses.

No direct relationship with Gallipoli but an indirect one. In 1918 the Anzacs who had joined in 1914 and 1915 had been overseas for over 3 years and in the thick of the worst of the fighting for most of that time. The Australian Government insisted that the longest serving of the soldiers be give 'Home Leave" in Australia. It got named Anzac Leave.

It is difficult to get good quality accommodation close to the Gallipoli region and as we visit the battlefields on the 23rd April we want to ensure that you have decent accommodation to stay at and relax prior to the overnight stay at Anzac Cove on the 24th. Very few companies who run Anzac Day Tours stay close to the Gallipoli area unless they are offering a budget hotel/hostel package.

Yes. There was the Curlewis brothers. 4 landed at Gallipoli on April 25th, 3 with the 16th Bn & 1 with the 12th Bn. Only 1 brother survived. Lt Col Malone of the NZEF, the hero of (and KIA at) Chunuk Bair was at Gallipoli and so were two of of his 4 sons. The other two sons (from a second marriage) were too young to serve at that time. Francis Longworth (1st ALH) and his 3 brothers Archibald (6th ALH), George (6th ALH) and Hugh (6th ALH) were all there during October 1915.

The high number of "unidentified" was a result of there being no opportunity between 1915 and 1919 to preserve the original timber grave markers and the absence of a Graves Registration Unit at Gallipoli in 1915. Also creating a problem was the original non-metal identification disks worn by troops of the British Empire & Commonwealth. They were pressed fibre and over time they simply disappeared. No. Far from it.

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The latest figures from our colleague Patrick Gariepy, who has been working on the British Commonwealth casualties for more than ten years and who, I believe, has a more accurate count than anybody, are as follows: Others comprise 14 men of the Zion Mule Corps, 11 of the Greek Labour Corps, 3 Guides & Interpreters and 1 man of the Maltese Labour Corps.

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The Soldiers are under no obligation to reply. They can't be. We can't burden Soldiers who don't get enough sleep, don't eat enough, live out in the open, or whatever, to do anything not related to their job. Sure can't have their leadership tell them to reply either. If you get a reply, it is voluntary by that Soldier.

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Bruce Topperwien was a Director in the Legal Services Group of the Australian Department of Veteran's Affairs (which administers the Protection of word "Anzac" Regulations), when he wrote an article on this subject. The article argues for the use of the historically correct 'Anzac' over the baseless assertion that 'Anzac' should always be written fully capitalised. Topperwien, B.

That's a tough one, but one which I get asked a lot. I don't usually answer it because I feel it's so subjective, and a person's interpretation of its meaning depends on a lot of factors. I can only answer with what I feel it is to me, personally, and by quoting a couple of authors. If you're interested in what I personally feel is meant by the elusive 'Anzac Spirit', follow the link: The Anzac Spirit.

The last New Zealand soldier was Alfred Douglas Dibley, who served as a stretcher-bearer at Gallipoli. Born at Wellington, New Zealand, on 26 June 1896, he died at Rotorua on 18 December 1997, aged 101 years. The last French soldier was Ernest Stocanne. He was born 6 January, 1894, and served on Gallipoli with the 17th Artillery Regiment, French Expediditionary Corps. He died in December 1999, aged 105.

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