Above and beyond Palestine

An account of the work of the East Indies and Egypt Seaplane Squadron, 1916-1918

By C.E. Hughes, Ian M. Burns (Afterword)

Through personal anecdotes and original line sketches, C.E. Hughes captures both the military operations and daily life of naval airmen based at Port Said.

Alive with death

August 1914 – April 1915

The first volume in a ground-breaking day-by-day history of the Gallipoli Campaign, narrated by those who were there.

Through These Lines

A play in 5 acts

From Gallipoli to the Western Front – Australia’s trained nurses were there. Follow Sister Florence Whiting on her four-year journey, from departure on the troopship ‘Kyarra’ to tours of duty in Egypt, Lemnos and France.

In Chanak with the British Army

Some impressions

On the brink of war: An eyewitness account of the British garrison at Chanak during the Turkish-British stand-off of 1922, published under the pseudonym ‘Z’.

Lost Endeavour

A survivor’s account of the ill-fated Gallipoli Campaign

The Gallipoli Campaign is not short of operational histories, but few accounts get into the mind of the private soldier so successfully.

Netley Diary 1915–1916

Life in a great military hospital. “I was after all the experiences I could collect, and wanted to know what a great military hospital was like … I had to go to one, and decided on the grand style of doing it.”

Egypt Diary 1914–1915

A chronicle of the 42nd (East Lancashire) Division’s eight months in Egypt before Gallipoli that reveals ordinary Britons’ experiences in an extraordinary land.

Gallipoli Diary 1915

An authentic Gallipoli account, based on 1915 battlefield notes, supplemented by expert commentary and context.