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Question 1

Long pine aim

Answer 1

• Aim - A last attempt to break the stalemate on Gallipoli and designed to be a diversion for another assault further north

Question 2

Long pine key features

Answer 2

○ 1 hour of artillery bombardment shelled the Turkish positions
○ Australians crossed no man’s land through heavy fire and suffered many casualties
○ Allies found that the trenches had been covered with pine logs and had to break through before continuing their attack

Question 3

long pine out come

Answer 3

○ After 4 days of hand to hand combat, the Anzacs gained control of the Turkish Trenches
○ 2,300 Anzac casualties and 6,000 Turkish casualties
○ It remains to be one of the few allied successes of the Gallipoli campaign

Question 4

tThe nek aim

Answer 4

Aim - To push the Trukish out from their trenches on the slopes that had allowed them to dominate Australian positions bellow on the Northen end of the Anzac Front Line

Question 5

the nek key features

Answer 5

○ Failed bombardment of Turkish positions by a British destroyer offshore - bulk of shells fell beyond target, ended 7 minutes early leaving time for Turkish to re-man their positions and prepare
○ First and second wave of allies were immediately shot down as they charged over the hill
○ There was a dispute if the third and then forth wave should be cancelled but in the confusion both waves also went

Question 6

the nek outcome

Answer 6

there were 138 wounded and 234 casualties out of the 600 troops involved in a mere in a 45 minute period