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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. isahistoricalaccountwrit ten in the early 20th century. The book recounts the experiences of General Sir Ian Hamilton during the Gallipoli Campaign of World War I. It focuses on the military operations, strategies, and personal reflections of the author as he navigates the complexities of thecampaign, whichaimedto secure a sea route to Russia through the Dardanelles. At the start of the di ary, Hamiltonreflectsonthecircumstancesleadingtohiscommandoverthe military force aimed at assisting the fleet in the Dardanelles. He details his initial orders from Lord Kitchener and assesses the state of readiness of his troops as they embark from England. The opening section sets the tone for an insightful personal narrative, as Hamilton describes the challenges, un certainties, and strategies involved in preparing for military action against the well-fortified Turkish forces, contextualizing his perspective amidst the chaotic backdrop of war Neither the Asquith banquet, nor the talk at the Admiralty that midnight had persuaded me I was going to do what I am actually doing at this mo ment. K.hadmadenosignnorwavedhismagicbaton. SoIjustkeptascool as I could and had a soundsleep. Next morning, that is the 12th instant, I was working at the Horse Guards when, about 10 a.m., K. sent for me. I wondered! Opening the door I bade him good morning and walked up to his desk where he went on writing like a graven image. After a moment, he looked up and said in a matter-of fact tone, "We are sending a military force to support the Fleet now at the Dardanelles, and you are to have Command.had better go out to the Western Transvaal."Iaskednoquestion, packedup mykit, orderedmytrain, startedthatnight. Notanothersyllablewassaidon thesubject. UninstructedandunaccreditedIleftthatnightforthefront;my outfit one A.D.C., twohorses, twomulesandabuggy. WhetherIinspected the columns and came back and reported to K. in my capacity as his Chief Staff Officer; or, whether, making use of my rank to assume command in the field, I beat up de la Rey in his den-all this rested entirely with me. A high-ranking officer recounts the sudden, whirlwind transition from quiet duty to leading a massive military campaign amidst the chaos of global conflict. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. isahistoricalaccountwrit ten in the early 20th century. The book recounts the experiences of General Sir Ian Hamilton during the Gallipoli Campaign of World War I. It focuses on the military operations, strategies, and personal reflections of the author as he navigates the complexities of thecampaign, whichaimedto secure a sea route to Russia through the Dardanelles. At the start of the di ary, Hamiltonreflectsonthecircumstancesleadingtohiscommandoverthe military force aimed at assisting the fleet in the Dardanelles. He details his initial orders from Lord Kitchener and assesses the state of readiness of his troops as they embark from England. The opening section sets the tone for an insightful personal narrative, as Hamilton describes the challenges, un certainties, and strategies involved in preparing for military action against the well-fortified Turkish forces, contextualizing his perspective amidst the chaotic backdrop of war Neither the Asquith banquet, nor the talk at the Admiralty that midnight had persuaded me I was going to do what I am actually doing at this mo ment. K.hadmadenosignnorwavedhismagicbaton. SoIjustkeptascool as I could and had a soundsleep. Next morning, that is the 12th instant, I was working at the Horse Guards when, about 10 a.m., K. sent for me. I wondered! Opening the door I bade him good morning and walked up to his desk where he went on writing like a graven image. After a moment, he looked up and said in a matter-of fact tone, "We are sending a military force to support the Fleet now at the Dardanelles, and you are to have Command.had better go out to the Western Transvaal."Iaskednoquestion, packedup mykit, orderedmytrain, startedthatnight. Notanothersyllablewassaidon thesubject. UninstructedandunaccreditedIleftthatnightforthefront;my outfit one A.D.C., twohorses, twomulesandabuggy. WhetherIinspected the columns and came back and reported to K. in my capacity as his Chief Staff Officer; or, whether, making use of my rank to assume command in the field, I beat up de la Rey in his den-all this rested entirely with me. A high-ranking officer recounts the sudden, whirlwind transition from quiet duty to leading a massive military campaign amidst the chaos of global conflict. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. isahistoricalaccountwrit ten in the early 20th century. The book recounts the experiences of General Sir Ian Hamilton during the Gallipoli Campaign of World War I. It focuses on the military operations, strategies, and personal reflections of the author as he navigates the complexities of thecampaign, whichaimedto secure a sea route to Russia through the Dardanelles. At the start of the di ary, Hamiltonreflectsonthecircumstancesleadingtohiscommandoverthe military force aimed at assisting the fleet in the Dardanelles. He details his initial orders from Lord Kitchener and assesses the state of readiness of his troops as they embark from England. The opening section sets the tone for an insightful personal narrative, as Hamilton describes the challenges, un certainties, and strategies involved in preparing for military action against the well-fortified Turkish forces, contextualizing his perspective amidst the chaotic backdrop of war Neither the Asquith banquet, nor the talk at the Admiralty that midnight had persuaded me I was going to do what I am actually doing at this mo ment. K.hadmadenosignnorwavedhismagicbaton. SoIjustkeptascool as I could and had a soundsleep. Next morning, that is the 12th instant, I was working at the Horse Guards when, about 10 a.m., K. sent for me. I wondered! Opening the door I bade him good morning and walked up to his desk where he went on writing like a graven image. After a moment, he looked up and said in a matter-of fact tone, "We are sending a military force to support the Fleet now at the Dardanelles, and you are to have Command.had better go out to the Western Transvaal."Iaskednoquestion, packedup mykit, orderedmytrain, startedthatnight. Notanothersyllablewassaidon thesubject. UninstructedandunaccreditedIleftthatnightforthefront;my outfit one A.D.C., twohorses, twomulesandabuggy. WhetherIinspected the columns and came back and reported to K. in my capacity as his Chief Staff Officer; or, whether, making use of my rank to assume command in the field, I beat up de la Rey in his den-all this rested entirely with me. A high-ranking officer recounts the sudden, whirlwind transition from quiet duty to leading a massive military campaign amidst the chaos of global conflict. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Gallipoli Diary, Volume 1 | Ian Hamilton | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Radden | EAN 9798182701174 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.