29th June 1915

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The 4th Bgde still in rest Valley. Some days

or nights one would think this was a

peace camp whilst again it seems

as though the gates of hell have

opened, & yet we are only a

few hundred yds from our firing

line. Another attack was made

last night. Captd 2 lines Turks trenches

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Gallipoli, Turkey, 1915.

Captain Anderson (right) and another soldier at the heavily-sandbagged entrance

to a Battalion Headquarters (BHQ) dugout at Anzac.

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.