Five Months at Anzac

"Five Months at Anzac" offers a compelling first-hand account of World War I experiences on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Written by Joseph Lievesley Beeston, the officer commanding the 4th Field Ambulance of the Australian Imperial Force (AIF), this narrative provides a unique perspective on the conflict.

Drawing on personal experiences, Beeston recounts his five months at Anzac, shedding light on the vital role of the Australian Field Ambulance in the harrowing conditions of the campaign. This meticulously prepared print edition offers insights into the day-to-day realities faced by Australian soldiers and medical personnel during this pivotal moment in military history.

A valuable resource for those interested in World War I, ANZAC history, and the Australian Imperial Force, this book provides a personal and detailed look at a crucial chapter in Australia's past. It serves as a powerful testament to the courage and resilience of those who served.

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