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Thursday, February 26, 2015
Monday, February 2, 2015
Gallipoli Map - 100 years on
"A treasure-trove of original World War I documents handwritten by a soldier who served in Gallipoli has been found, stolen, and then returned, in an eventful few months in the central Queensland town of Emerald."
"The documents belonged to licensed surveyor Private James Nicholas Murray, who produced what were thought to be the most detailed maps to date of Russell's Top, a lesser-known but strategically critical line of defence in the eight-month long battle."
A fantastic read. View the whole article...click here
Image and document source: ABC
"The documents belonged to licensed surveyor Private James Nicholas Murray, who produced what were thought to be the most detailed maps to date of Russell's Top, a lesser-known but strategically critical line of defence in the eight-month long battle."
A fantastic read. View the whole article...click here
Image and document source: ABC
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