HomeWhat happened to the dead or wounded ANZAC soldiers at Gallipoli?
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Limited medical care would be given on the Gallipoli Peninsula and medical cases were evacuated for further treatment to Hospital ships moored off Anzac Cove. The dead were buried on the peninsula; their bodies were commonly unearthed and blown apart by artillery shells.
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To remember those soldiers who have died for our country. The dawn parades is held on ANZAC Day because that is when the Gallipoli Peninsula started!
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The ANZAC troops went to war at Gallipoli, and they actually arrived at the wrong part, they were meant to go down further I think. Hope this Helps! :)
They landed at Gallipoli
Australia: 18.500 wounded and missing - 7,594 killed. New Zealand : 5,150 wounded and missing - 2,431 killed. British Empire (excl. Anzac) : 198,000 wounded and missing - 22,000 killed. France : 23,000 wounded and missing - 27,000 killed. Ottoman Empire (Turkey) : 109,042 wounded and missing - 57,084 killed. Furthermore 1.700 Indians died in Gallipoli, plus an unknown number of Germans, Newfoundlanders and Senegalese.
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Australian figures were 13,855 wounded or missing, although some sources say as many as 26,000 were injured. New Zealand figures indicate that about 7,000 ANZAC soldiers were injured.
The ANZAC troops were evacuated from Gallipoli eight months after the initial landing which occurred on 25 April 1915.
John Simpson Kirkpatrick and his donkey are remembered as ANZAC legends, and heroes. Simpson took one (and later more) of the donkeys that had been landed with the ANZAC troops at Gallipoli and, instead of just using them as water-carriers, used the donkeys to carry wounded men through the treacherous Shrapnel Gully at Gallipoli to where they would be treated and evacuated from the beaches. Simpson himself was killed just three weeks after he took on the work of cheerfully carrying wounded soldiers back through the gunfire.
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