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The Graveyards of Gallipoli; A Digger History Associate Site |
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A Tribute to the Men of all the Nations that took part in the Gallipoli Campaign of 1915 |
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They Shared The Burden |
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Photos by courtesy Eric Goossens |
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Maltese Labour Corps |
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Ceylon (Tea) Planters Rifle Corps |
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Zion Mule Corps |
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10th Gurkha Rifles |
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N.Z. Maori Battalion |
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. D'Arcy was an American citizen. |
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Royal Newfoundland Regiment |
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A Dutchman in an Australian Unit |
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A Greek? (note the date) A request to CWGC for information got this response. After checking our records, I can confirm that as this casualty lost his life after the war period the grave in question is not a World War grave, however, as he was in service at the time of his death in 1923, his grave is classed as a Non World War grave, which is cared for by the Commission on behalf of the Ministry of Defence as part of a larger contract. |
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A German in an Australian unit. |
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A Dane in an Australian unit. |
