Battle of Gallipoli

 Gallipoli is a campaign rather than a battle, but since people say it's a battle, I'll just say it's a battle. Looking at the background of the roughly fought battle, it was an operation to take control of Dardanelles (Bosporus) and quickly exchange and support between East and West to destroy Germany and Austria, but to do so, it had to work with Turkey, the capital of the strait. That's why 500,000 allied troops and 500,000 Turkish troops all joined forces in Galipoli. The result is a failure of the Allied Forces' first operation in eight months! After all, 122,000 Allied casualties and 251,000 Turkish soldiers were killed. Australian and New Zealand forces deployed a large number of troops to the battle, which is a shortened version of ANZAC, Australia and New Zealand Army Corp. When World War I broke out, many young people participated in the war in Australia and New Zealand, which believed England was their mother's country. Because if you don't join the army, you'll be called a coward. But I don't know New Zealand, I only know Australia, so I'll explain. Because I was going to live in Australia. Please understand me. The Australian Imperial Force (AIF), which was called the "Australian Imperial Force" at the time, went to Egypt, where the terrain was thought to be similar to that of Turkey, and saw the movie "Galipoli," which shows how hard the training was.-) trained. At first, I thought the Australians were fighting the Germans, but they were the first to be deployed to Turkey. But when I arrived there, I heard that the sandy beach was a shaggy coast, and it was a cliff. So from the first day of the Australian army, I was pestered by the Turks and shoveled by the commanders. The shoveling was that the army and navy joined forces and bombarded the Turkish army, and the infantry rushed at what time exactly (I don't remember -_- will you understand?) and decided to charge. But the original clock is different from person to person, so it's a few minutes apart. Immediately after the shelling was over, we had to make a full charge, but the foolish commander begged for a few minutes to set his watch. Eventually, the Turks were ready in a few minutes and charged at the orders of the Australian commander, Zola. Dog sightseeing -- it was an incident that showed the extreme of shoveling and flirting.Ji