25 April 1915
Anzac Corps Lands North of Gaba Tepe
Birdwood's ANZAC Corps lands north of its intended objective and establishes a precarious beachhead.
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Anzac Cove in Great Britain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Birdwood's ANZAC Corps lands north of its intended objective and establishes a precarious beachhead.
Birdwood reports his divisional commanders' recommendation to evacuate after the confused first day ashore.
Sinclair-MacLagan's brigade lands before dawn and begins securing the ridges above ANZAC Cove.
Birdwood witnesses the loss of HMS Triumph after the battleship is torpedoed while supporting the ANZAC beachhead.
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