Gallipoli
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The Turks held the high ground on both sides of the Asma gulley, and were there In great force with many machine guns. The Austral- ians were enfiladed, held In front, and taken In reverse, and (as soon as It was light enough for the Turks to see) they suffered heavily.
As one of the Australians has described It: "The 14th and 15th Battalions moved out In single file and deployed to the storm and an advance was made under heavy rifle and ma- chine gun fire. After the 15th Battalion had practica...lly withered away, the 14th continued to advance, suffering heavily, and the Turks In great force. As we drove them back, they counter attacked, several times. The Bat- GalUpoli 191 talion thus got very split up and it is impossible to say exactly what happened." It is now possible to say exactly that that 14th Battalion fought like heroes in little bands of wounded and weary men, and at last, with great reluctance, on repeated orders, fell back to the Asma Dere from which they had come, beating off enemy attacks all the way down the hill, and then held on, against all that the Turk could do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Turks held the high ground on both sides of the Asma gulley, and were there In great force with many machine guns. The Austral- ians were enfiladed, held In front, and taken In reverse, and (as soon as It was light enough for the Turks to see) they suffered heavily.
As one of the Australians has described It: "The 14th and 15th Battalions moved out In single file and deployed to the storm and an advance was made under heavy rifle and ma- chine gun fire. After the 15th Battalion had practica...lly withered away, the 14th continued to advance, suffering heavily, and the Turks In great force. As we drove them back, they counter attacked, several times. The Bat- GalUpoli 191 talion thus got very split up and it is impossible to say exactly what happened." It is now possible to say exactly that that 14th Battalion fought like heroes in little bands of wounded and weary men, and at last, with great reluctance, on repeated orders, fell back to the Asma Dere from which they had come, beating off enemy attacks all the way down the hill, and then held on, against all that the Turk could do.
What to read after Gallipoli?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masefield John to read onlineMoreLess
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