From legend to learning: Gallipoli and the military revolution of World War I
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TextSeries: Land Warfare Studies Centre working paper ; no 110Publication details: Duntroon, ACT: Australian Army LWSC, 2000Description: 36pISBN: - 0642295387 (pbk.)
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Suggests that the combination of advanced weapons and antiquated ideas that contributed to the disaster of the Dardanelles Campaign provide salutory lessons that continue to be relevant today.
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