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Infact, probably more Australian's were wearing the British Cap on April 25 and for the entire campaign. Steps were the " how to determine " part. Please tell me if you agree. As of February , "External links modified" talk page sections are no longer generated or monitored by InternetArchiveBot. Bogle acknowledges that he altered details that he knew or, it now turns out, believed to be true so as to accommodate a widespread misunderstanding. There are suggestions that "Suvla" became a general term for the Anzac operation at Gallipoli, but the site of the April landing was named "Anzac Cove" on the 29th, plenty of time between then and August for word to get back to Australia. Either the date is wrong or the location is wrong.

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So to be a maitlda less polite I knew him for about 35 years, and was his Best Man. So they gave me a tin hat, and they gave me a gun, and they marched me away to the war.

As of 15 Augustthis article's section entitled Content opens with the following sentence:.

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This article is supported by WikiProject Australian music marked as High-importance. They were promptly got rid of by sending them to Suvla in a pinnace.

I think the song is far too insightful playef offer such an iconoclastic and disrespectful slap in the face to war veterans who risked their lives for others. I'm not sure I agree that the song strongly implies that he was present at the start of the campaign and therefore was not called up in It is also to be remembered that the generals where still in the old fashioned mind set, and did not appreciate the need for speed.

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I'd say that's a possible inaccuracy according to some sources. I also promised a " why " part. Do not restore it until you have read this yes all of itand have waltzjng a community consensus agreement about the reason you are abandoning and ignoring community consensus agreements.

Also, Suvla sort of rhymes with Australia, and I thought, I'll fudge it.

I shall try to make that line non-committal; the reason will, necessarily, be explained later in the wa,tzing. Hence, the veteran here wonders how all the horror could have been worth it.

Still, if I can track him down I might matjlda him an invitation and see what happens. Australian troops did not receive 'tin hats' until they arrived on the Western Front in Band Played Waltzing Matilda. So here's the song that caused Bogle to stray from the facts: It is also unlikely that many RAN personnel knew of the Train either.

The main issue with that line of thought is the whole 'our blood stained the sand and the water'. In light of that " edit-war " and in preparation for a more extensive edit, I will therefore show not only how one can determine that this template is not needed but also why. The lyrics of this song are a work of fiction. There are suggestions that "Suvla" became a general term for the Anzac operation at Gallipoli, but the site of the April landing was named "Anzac Cove" on the 29th, plenty of time between then and August for word to get back to Australia.

He doesn't say to Walsh, "Ah, but there were Australians at Suvla.

Wikipedia's Manual of Style strongly encourages all articles about a work of fiction to have a section describing or summarizing the " plot ". Issues which were welcome at the time, ironically partly due to the plight and lack of public recognition and understanding given to Vietnam Veterans, particularly upon their return to Australia Schuman's 'I was only 19' deliberately addressed those issues further and more directly soon after.

Bogle acknowledges that he altered details that he knew or, it now turns out, believed to be true so as to accommodate a widespread misunderstanding. I have a vague recollection of Bogle saying as much in a contemporary ABC radio interview, but can't recall the particulars. Yes the Turks did bury their dead! But this is Wikipedia, and all that goes with it. As of February"External links modified" talk page sections are no longer generated or monitored by InternetArchiveBot.

So Bogle's tale is of a man who in August lands under heavy fire at a place called Suvla Bay, and whose fellow Antipodeans suffer many casualties. Unfortunately, my observations were deemed inadmissible by a conscientious "editor" since they were not endorsed by a group of marginally-informed schoolboys or, say, an overweight, bearded man in a lumberjack hat. I was going to be " Pommie-polite " and start this section with " In my opinion The Train wore khaki uniforms at Gallipoli but had naval ranks and wore naval badges of rank.

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