Chapter XIV. The Battle of Sari Bair

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Contents

• Part I
  • The Preliminaries
  • The Struggle at Helles
  • The Battle of Lone Pine
  • Against German Officers' Trench
  • The Glory of the Australian Light Horse
• Part II
  • The Anzac Thrust for “971.”
  • The Organization of General Godley's Army
  • The Night of August 6
  • The Right Covering Force
  • The Capture of Old No. 3
  • The Capture of Table Top
  • Bauchop's Hill
  • The Left Covering Force
  • The Right Assaulting Column
• Part III
  • The Attack of August 8
  • The Capture of Chunuk Bair
  • The Glory of New Zealand
  • The Ghurkas Attack Hill Q
  • We Lose the Crest of Chunuk
• Part IV. The Battle of Sari Bair
  • The Suvla Landing
  • The Hill Features of the Suvla Plain
  • The Landing Beaches
  • Trouble at the Beaches
  • The Morning of August 8
  • The Next Day—August 9
  • A New Move that Failed
• Part V. After the Battle
  • The Trenches on the Crest of Chunuk
  • The Water Problem
  • The Fifth Reinforcements
  • The Valleys of Torment

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Title: The New Zealanders at Gallipoli

Author: Fred Waite

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