One of first to join Leeds Pals, Pte Jogendra Nath 'Jon' Sen during the First World War. Gutsy bloke I'd say.
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The immense Çanakkale Martyrs' Memorial, a gigantic structure at Morto Bay which commemorates the Ottoman dead of the Gallipoli Campaign. #Gallipoli

Remembering Captain William Loring, 2nd Scottish Horse, who died of wounds in November 1915 following his action at the White House, Suvla Bay. Loring was the first Warden of Goldsmiths. #Gallipoli

The Caribou at Hill 10, Suvla Bay. The Newfoundlanders were there too. #Gallipoli

Private J.G. Edwards, Manchester Regiment: Killed in Action at Krithia, 4th June 1915, remembered on the Helles memorial #Gallipoli

A T-shirt I bought almost 25 years ago in Gallipoli, returns to, well, #Gallipoli

Battlefield tour today: from an orderly line

Dardanelles battery

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Storm of steel: shards of Allied naval artillery shells from Gallipoli. It’s impossible to appreciate what it must have felt like to be on the receiving end of such a bombardment

Sunset over the Dardanelles, this evening #Gallipoli

Harp Medalyasi: The Ottoman war medal, from 1915. It is commonly known as the ‘Gallipoli star’

Private R.I.Sullivan, killed at Lone Pine in August 1915. ‘He lived and died like a true Australian’ #Gallipoli

At Seddulbahir, the fortress at the entrance to the Dardanelles devastated by Allied naval fire in 1915 #Gallipoli

On this day: Lt Col Doughty-Wylie fell in a VC action, leading men of the 29th Division to capture Seddulbahir, Gallipoli.

So pleased to have visited his grave at last

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#OTD in 1915, Hull's attack (10th Brigade), one of the counterattacks in the early days of 2nd Ypres. 1st Royal Warwicks advanced over this ground towards Kitchener's Wood (behind farm buildings on the right) #FWW #History #Archaeology

Six Victoria Crosses before breakfast is quite the count. A reflection of the courage shown by the Lancashire Fusiliers on this Gallipoli beach #OnThisDay 109 years ago #OTD #History

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‘V’ beach from Seddülbahir, Gallipoli, today. Here landed the British 29th Division in 1915 #Gallipoli