Gallipoli
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1:21:00
This here's Barney.
1:21:02
- Billy.
- How's it going?

1:21:04
- This little bloke here is Snowy.
- G'day. Ah, where are you from?

1:21:07
Out in the bush.
1:21:10
(Archy) Nice to meet you all.
1:21:12
- Has he been talking about us?
- You know Frank.

1:21:15
He likes the sound of his own voice.
1:21:17
I know more about you
than your mothers.

1:21:18
I should hope so!
1:21:22
What you're telling me, sir,
correct me if I'm wrong,

1:21:25
is the infantry attack and our attack
on the Nek are just diversions.

1:21:29
Not just diversions, Major,
vitally important diversions.

1:21:35
Tonight, 25,000 British troops
will land here at Suvla Bay.

1:21:40
Our attacks are to draw the Turks
on us so the British can get ashore.

1:21:45
Sorry I didn't tell you this before,
secrecy is vital.

1:21:48
But, sir, the Nek is a fortress,
1:21:50
with five machine guns
at point blank range.

1:21:53
We've considered that.
1:21:55
We'll hit them with the heaviest
barrage of the campaign

1:21:58
just before your men go over the top.
1:22:01
By the time we've finished,
there won't be a Turk within miles.

1:22:05
The Turks can keep us pinned down
at Anzac forever.

1:22:08
This new British landing
is our only hope.

1:22:12
We must do what we can
to make it succeed.

1:22:15
Because if it does succeed, we'll
have Constantinople in a week...

1:22:20
and knock Turkey out of the war.
1:22:23
- So, everything's ready?
- All the guns are in position.

1:22:26
We start the bombardment at dawn
and stop at 0430, sharp.

1:22:30
That's... just over
twelve hours from now.

1:22:39
(Frank) "Your name has been selected
at random by the Ladies' Auxiliary."

1:22:44
Da-da-da..."We hope this parcel
does its bit to keep up morale."

1:22:49
Look at this.
1:22:52
Crikey, they chose
the measurements at random, too.

1:22:55
Some soap, ointment,
lavender water...

1:22:58
talcum powder, Eno's...

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