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In order to help Russia. In the beginning of the war, the only way Russia's allies could send messages and supplies was through the Baltic Sea, which was dangerous due to the proximity of German ships. The Mediterranean to Black Sea route was far easier and would be simpler to defend. However, one of the Central Powers, the Ottoman Empire controlled the Dardanelles Straits, the only passage into the Black Sea from the Mediterranean. The Gallipoli Campaign was launched to take control of the straits.
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About how many ANZACs were wounded at Gallipoli?
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.
How did the ANZACs get from NZ to Gallipoli?
the Anzacs put a hole in a pan that dripped into another one that set off the trigger of the gun. so the Turks thought they were still there. The Anzacs put bandages on the oars so they made less noise when the Anzacs were rowing away.
What pests did the gallipoli soldiers face?
They faced pests like flies and rats. The rats were very dirty and tended to eat the dead bodies off as well as running around the trenches
Why do you think that the Roman Empire wasn't able to stay as big as it originally was?
Because of land breaking off and that is called landform movement
Why did they fight in Gallipoli?
The battle of Gallipoli was a front line between the Allied forces and the Ottomans in WW 1 which commenced in April 25, 1915, ended in January 9, 1916 and caused the casualties of more than 300.000 soldiers including the dead of both the Ottoman and Allied forces [British, French, Australian, New Zealand and British colonies]. The reason was that the Allied forces estimated that could invade and conquer the Ottoman Empire capital city of Constantinople [Istanbul currently] and secure a sea route to Russia. THATS RIGHT THATS WAT HAPPEN cows are green
When did the anzac's get off at gallipoli?
25 April 1915.
How did Nixon's speech help Eisenhower's campaign?
Nixon's so-called "Checkers" speech took the heat off the 1952 Eisenhower campaign, which otherwise might have been compelled to drop Nixon from the ticket due to allegations of financial wrongdoing.
What do call that Cuts off the skin of a fruit?
I think it is called Peels.
Can you shut off blood in call of cuty?
Yes you have the option at the very beginning of the campaign to turn off the "extreme content". However this only applies to the campaign and not the online multiplayer.
Who were the military leaders in the battle of gallipoli?
people involved where soldiers and other people Mostly British with a large contingent of Australians landed on Gallipoli, near the Dardanelle Straits occupied by the Ottoman Turks in 1915 during World War I. The idea was to cut off the Black Sea but ended in failure.
What is the chemistry name of a device that gives off heat?
I think its called a conductor.
What is it called when rock layers do when the brake off?
It can be defined as erosion. That is the only one I can think of...
Can you play online multiplayer with the Campaign Disk for BF3?
F4ck off
What do you get for completing campaign on Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2?
You unlock the museum, an extra level displaying all of the levels off the campaign.
How did the ANZACs get off Gallipoli?
They left their machine guns at the ready, and to the enemy it looked like they were still there. They muffled their boots, and left as silently as possible
Do you have to beat the black ops game to play zombies on it?
No, but if you complete the campaign you get another level on zombies called "Five", whereas you start off only having "Kino Der Toten".
In Halo 3 how do you turn skulls on and off?
You have to go to campaign and press x.
