Australia New Zealand Army Corps
A treasure trove of ANZAC history.
About Me
- Name: Ramoth
- Location: Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Well my name comes from the golden queen Ramoth in the Pern series by Anne McCaffrey. I have a sister called Celena and a Mum and Dad. We have never had any pets unless you count tadpoles.I play the guitar and cello and love kayaking.
Thursday, May 04, 2006
All posts are done in order of how the went in time, there fore the earliest sections of the ANZACs timeline is at the bottom of the page. I apologies for the inconvenience. I cannot do anything about that.
ENJOY!!!!!
My Questions
- What was the war about?
- Why were Australians and New Zealanders allies?
- Who decided to go to war and why?
- When were the ANZACs in Gallipoli?
- How did te sides rsolve the war?
- What if there hadn't been WWI?
ANZAC Day
We celebrate ANZAC day because we lost. Not like all our other wars that we won. We remember those who gave there lives for our country, not only those but the men that survived. We remember them.
3rd Brigade
The 3rd brigade also went of course. The laded 1 mile north of Gaba Tebe, but did not hesitate to scramble up the rocky terrain and attack.
The next few days were slaughter. The Australians were shot down like ants in echidna territory. They did not expect the Turkish to be waiting upon the cliff and hundreds were killed. They kept on fighting, despite those losses. They were fighting for years, until the diggers finally called retreat.
The next few days were slaughter. The Australians were shot down like ants in echidna territory. They did not expect the Turkish to be waiting upon the cliff and hundreds were killed. They kept on fighting, despite those losses. They were fighting for years, until the diggers finally called retreat.
Gaba Tebe
The other fleet turned out to be much worse than they had hoped. The had landed 21kilometres north of Cape Helles and hit the rocky terrain. It was vertical cliffs straight to the top, where the Turkish lay waiting. They were led astray by an English captain. The cove they landed in would later be named ANZAC cove.
1915
The battle is nearing for the brave Australian troops. There is hectic activity to prepare for the doomsday battle that is bound to happen. No body knew whetther the Turkish had intelligence of their arrival and they weren't taking chances. They knew that another fleet was to come to back them up. They must make sure that nothing went wrong.
