24th June 1915

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Shells still flying around. After

noons work of sinking a magazine

for high explosives. Several times

we had to “duck” under cover from

shells which are bursting all

round us & laying out dozens on

beach & in the water. I’ve made a dozen

dives into the DugOut writing this.

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A group of nine unidentified members of the 3rd Battery, Australian Field Artillery,

at their gun pit on the Gallipoli Peninsula.

Reference: Australian War Memorial

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Diary of an ANZAC soldier. A WWI diary found in 2022. One man's story, told 108 years later.

Lest we forget.