| Accession Number | RCDIG1069477 |
|---|---|
| Collection type | Digitised Collection |
| Record type | Part |
| Item count | 1 |
| Object type | Book |
| Conflict |
First World War, 1914-1918 |
PART I – The Gallipoli Campaign, by A G Butler
First World War Official Histories
- Volume I – Gallipoli, Palestine and New Guinea (2nd edition, 1938)
< Previous Record- Chapter I – The Evolution of the Australian Army Medical Service (pages 1 - 16 )
- Chapter II – 1914: Mobilisation: The Australian Imperial Force (pages 17 - 33 )
- Chapter III – The First Convoy (pages 34 - 47 )
- Chapter IV – Egypt: Organisation and Training (pages 48 - 68 )
- Chapter V – Egypt: The First Impact of Disease (pages 69 - 81 )
- Chapter VI – The Gallipoli Campaign: Strategic Preparations (pages 82 - 110 )
- Chapter VII – The Gallipoli Campaign: Tactical Preparations (pages 111 - 130 )
- Chapter VIII – The Landing at Gaba Tepe (pages 131 - 160 )
- Chapter IX – The Landing: Lines of Communication (pages 161 - 183 )
- Chapter X – The Landing: Expeditionary Base (pages 184 - 204 )
- Chapter XI – June and July: The Front and Lines of Communication (pages 205 - 227 )
- Chapter XII – Disease at Gallipoli, May, June, and July (pages 228 - 253 )
- Chapter XIII – Egypt during June and July (pages 254 - 280 )
- Chapter XIV – The Surpreme Effort: Sari Bair (pages 281 - 322 )
- Chapter XV – The Surpreme Effort: Lines of Communication (pages 323 - 340 )
- Chapter XVI – The Disease Debacle at Gallipoli (pages 341 - 373 )
- Chapter XVII – The Rush of Sick through Mudros Harbour: Development of Lemnos (pages 374 - 398 )
- Chapter XVIII – Egypt: August to December (pages 399 - 427 )
- Chapter XIX – The AAMC, AIF, obtains Self–government (pages 428 - 436 )
- Chapter XX – The Evacuation of Gallipoli (pages 437 - 449 )
- Chapter XXI – Some Special Diseases: Pathology: Surgery (pages 450 - 471 )
- Chapter XXII – Egypt: Reorganisation of the AIF (pages 472 - 489 )
- Chapter XXIII – The Australian Medical Service in England (pages 490 - 512 )
- Chapter XXIV – The Service in Australia, January, 1915–June, 1916 (pages 513 - 546 )