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Gallipoli: An Australian Medical Perspective (Australian Army Combat Support Series) by Michael B. 1952- author (Michael Bernard) Tyquin is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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To be successful, a modern army needs logistical support to survive - to arm, feed, transport, and care for its soldiers. As history shows us the maintenance of health in any army , is a key factor in warfare. In many respects the Gallipoli campaign was a doomed undertaking. The seeds of ultimate defeat in December 1915 were the risks that attended a hugely ambitious, complex, and large-scale amphibious operation - the landings on well-defended shores on the Gallipoli peninsula, under cover of darkness. Communications at the time were primitive, while general staff officers had little understanding of their own army's medical assets or the needs of a large medical organisation. The Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC) received aid from, and gave support to, all five forces at various times during 1915. Underlying the execution of the Dardanelles campaign were factors wholly outside the control of the Australian AMS. Undoubtedly tragic, and sometimes avoidable, errors were made at the highest level of command, with subsequent pressures on the AMS. An amphibious operation of this type and scale, however, was without parallel in modern military history, and mistakes were inevitable, a

Who reads Gallipoli: An Australian Medical Perspective (Australian Army Combat Support Series)?

Author

Michael B. 1952- author (Michael Bernard) Tyquin

Publisher

Army History Unit ; Big Sky Publishing Pty. Ltd

Published

2012

Language

EN

ISBN

9781921941863

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Medical, History, Fiction