Leaders of Anzacs
Approximately 500 officers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) - died as the result of service at Gallipoli, Turkey, in 1915.

'The Sphinx', at left,
'Razor Edge' in middle, with Walker's Ridge/Russell's Top immediately beyond.
In far distance right of centre is Quinn's Post, Anzac sector, Gallipoli Peninsula
Anzac Cove is behind the photographer.
This site is a biographical register of those soldiers.
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These
pages contain only the names of Anzac officers.
This is in no way meant to diminish the part played by the soldiers of
England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, France, Senegal, India, Nepal, Newfoundland
or Ceylon,
nor of the soldiers of the Ottoman Empire; all of whom fought and suffered together
- and died together -
at Gallipoli.
Because
of a large number of email responses to this site, I have compiled an FAQ (Frequently
Asked Questions) Page. Please check the FAQ (link at the bottom of this page)
before emailing questions.
Commemorative Medallion Issued in 1967 to all Anzacs who served on the Gallipoli
Peninsula, many have never been claimed.
ANZAC

'For The Fallen'
- poem by Lawrence Binyon
Some thoughts on the soldiers of the Great War
©1999 - 2009 by B.W. Dolan.
All Rights Reserved
This site may be freely linked to but not duplicated in any form without written
consent.
Extracts may of course be made for the purpose of private research.
Researchers please cite references from this site.
Thank you.
Contact me at:
bdolan@anzacs.orgemail
Bryn Dolan