Hamilton develops simultaneous landings at Cape Helles and north of Gaba Tepe with a French diversion at Kum Kale.
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Hamilton develops simultaneous landings at Cape Helles and north of Gaba Tepe with a French diversion at Kum Kale.
Hamilton delays the invasion from 23 to 25 April because rough weather disrupts the assault timetable.
Sinclair-MacLagan's 3rd Australian Brigade embarks as the covering force for the ANZAC landing.
Godley's New Zealand and Australian Division prepares to follow the first Australian waves ashore.
Godley's depleted New Zealand infantry units leave ANZAC temporarily for rest on Lemnos.
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