Chunuk Bair

Mustafa Kemal reaches the high ground and commits reserves before the Anzacs can secure the crest.

Mustafa Kemal orders the 57th Regiment to counterattack the advancing ANZAC troops.

Mustafa Kemal sends the 57th Regiment toward the heights after learning of the ANZAC landing.

Mustafa Kemal rallies retreating Ottoman soldiers and orders them to hold the high ground above Anzac.

Overton scouts routes north of ANZAC and reports that approaches toward the Sari Bair heights are lightly held.

Godley organises columns to seize Chunuk Bair, Hill Q and Hill 971 during the August offensive.

Johnston orders the Auckland Battalion forward after delays prevent the planned dawn assault.

Godley commits the Auckland Battalion in an unsuccessful daylight attack toward the summit of Chunuk Bair.

Malone refuses to send the Wellington Battalion into a suicidal daylight attack and waits for darkness.

Birdwood allows the Nek assault to proceed although the supporting advance toward Chunuk Bair is behind schedule.

Johnston accepts the plan for the Wellington Battalion to attack the summit before dawn.

Johnston's brigade reaches the Chunuk Bair approaches late after difficult night movement.

Malone's battalion holds Chunuk Bair through repeated Ottoman attacks and devastating artillery fire.

Godley arranges relief of the shattered Wellington Battalion after its day-long defence of Chunuk Bair.

Malone leads the Wellington Battalion onto the summit of Chunuk Bair before dawn.

Bassett repeatedly repairs telephone lines under fire between the front and headquarters at Chunuk Bair.

Malone is killed on Chunuk Bair by shellfire while his depleted battalion continues holding the summit.

Mustafa Kemal prepares a concentrated counterattack against British troops holding positions near Chunuk Bair.

Mustafa Kemal leads the counterattack that drives Allied troops from Chunuk Bair and restores Ottoman control.