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The Pals at Suvla Bay being the Record of "D" Company of the 7th Royal Dublin Fusiliers [1916, British Army]
Henry Hanna, 1916
Named on the page for Landing at Suvla Bay.
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Passages that name the battle; the whole book is at Internet Archive.
6–15 August 1915
Landing at Suvla Bay
SUVLA BAY
THE PALS AT SUVLA BAY
THE PALS AT SUVLA BAY
And so ended the first day of the Suvla Bay campaign !
CHAPLAINS AND WOUNDED
“ T should like, in the first instance, to pay a tribute to my constant companion and colleague, the Rev. Father Murphy. We were together from the formation of the 3oth Brigade at the Curragh, through Basingstoke, and practically through the whole of the Suvla Bay campaign. I cannot express the admiration and affection that I have always felt for his sterling character and lovable disposition. We occupied the same tents, we lived in the same dug-outs, and we held services in the trenches side by side. He was my constant adviser and friend in health and sickness and was always
GALLANTRY IN THE FIELD AT SUVLA BAY
LIST OF OFFICERS AND MEN OF 7ra ROYAL DUBLIN FUSILIERS MENTIONED IN DISPATCHES OF SIR IAN HAMILTON FOR DISTINGUISHED GALLANTRY IN THE FIELD AT SUVLA BAY
Public domain. Text from Internet Archive.