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What were the conditions like at gallipoli on the landing beach?
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∙ 12y ago
The conditions was very humid and hot when they landed at Anzac Cove. There where steep, jagged cliffs and long bumpy mountains.
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Does gallipoli overshadow kokoda?
Although popular belief is that Gallipoli is better than Kokoda, many like me and lachy and Amelia disagree. Gallipoli was half way across the globe and kokoda was much closer to home and Australia and an imminent invasion threat. Gallipoli was also a stupid failure while kokoda was a legend. As i like to say Gallipoli made Australia, Kokoda saved Australia. Cam xoxo Gossip girl <3
What day did dday happen on?
on the 6/6/1944 the greatest beach landing in the history of warfare occured on a few beaches like ''gold'' and ''sword''. but the biggest kill zone was in ohama beach. 3 hours of blood lust, more than 5,000 deaths for 200m of ground.
What was the terrain like in Gallipoli?
I dont actually know what it is it might be hills, I dont know. Really I dont give two s**ts
What was the weather like in Gallipoli ww1?
the night where cold and during the winter in was even worse the days were as cold as the Autumn nights and the night were freezing
What did the soldiers mean when they said it was a hot lz?
The term "hot" during the war did NOT mean the weather. The term "hot" referred to enemy activity. When GIs heard that an AO (Area of Operations) was "hot" the next question from them was , "How hot? NVA or VC?" Then after that question was answered, then more questions could be asked, like what kind of weapons? Etc. LZ means Landing Zone. Originally beach areas where the landing was taking place, but now it applies to helicopter landing zones. A "hot" LZ meant going in shooting (because the enemy was going to be shooting when you came in).
What were the living conditions like at World War 1 in Gallipoli?
The conditions at Gallipoli were really bad in the hot weather their were lot's of fly's and when it's winter it's freazing cold. Well the conditions were really bad not as like now.
What were the fighting condition like in Gallipoli?
The Conditions in Gallipoli were very rough and unfair. The Turks outnumbered the ANZACs and were on higher ground. They surrounded the ANZAC soldiers making there no where to hide. Even if you were behind a bush or rock you would still get shot dead. Many of the ANZAC soldiers were also inexperienced.
What did the marines use to get to the beaches?
Landing craft - powered boats shaped roughly like a bread pan, with a front that dropped down when the beach was reached.
What was the food like in Gallipoli?
horribal and revolting and nice
What was the terrain of Gallipoli like?
it was oerfect it was nice and sunny
Where do dragons like to live?
The Komodo dragon is found mostly in Indonesia. They like island, beach, and savannah habitats, which have hot and harsh conditions.
Does gallipoli overshadow kokoda?
Although popular belief is that Gallipoli is better than Kokoda, many like me and lachy and Amelia disagree. Gallipoli was half way across the globe and kokoda was much closer to home and Australia and an imminent invasion threat. Gallipoli was also a stupid failure while kokoda was a legend. As i like to say Gallipoli made Australia, Kokoda saved Australia. Cam xoxo Gossip girl <3
What were homes like at gallipoli?
Bivvies cut into the side of the hills or dugouts in the trenches.
What were the conditions in landing at galipoli in the World War 1?
it was hot,mostly dirt and very not clear to see as you would normally it looked like someone had kicked dirt in the air!!??..
Is gallipoli celebrated in Britain?
Gallipoli is not a major part of British history. However, it has been recognised over the last 20 years. Services are held on the 25th of April in Britain like in Australia, New Zealand and Turkey. However, it is referred to as Gallipoli Day.
When did ANZAC fought at Gallipoli?
In Turkey During World War 1, like you said.
Where in Egypt did the Australian soldiers train before they were sent to Gallipoli and what was it like?
next to the pyramids
