Lone Pine (First World War battlefield at Gallipoli)

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Lone Pine was a fiercely contested First World War battlefield on the Gallipoli Peninsula, renowned for brutal trench fighting between Australian and Ottoman forces in August 1915.

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instanceOf First World War battlefield
battlefield
alsoKnownAs Kanlı Sırt NERFINISHED
Plateau 400 NERFINISHED
associatedOperation August Offensive NERFINISHED
casualtiesSide high Australian casualties
very high Ottoman casualties
commemoratedBy Lone Pine Cemetery NERFINISHED
Lone Pine Memorial NERFINISHED
conflict World War I
surface form: First World War
countryOfForcesInvolved Australia NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
dateOfMajorBattle 1915-08-06
1915-08-07
1915-08-08
1915-08-09
1915-08-10
defendedBy Ottoman Army NERFINISHED
distanceFrom approximately 1 kilometre inland from Anzac Cove
era 1915
hasHeritageStatus war memorial site
hasMemorial Lone Pine Memorial to the Missing NERFINISHED
hasWarCemetery Lone Pine Cemetery NERFINISHED
languageOfLocalName Turkish
locatedIn Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDay Turkey
locatedOn Gallipoli Peninsula NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Commonwealth War Graves Commission NERFINISHED
memorializes Australian soldiers killed at Gallipoli
New Zealand soldiers with no known grave
namedAfter solitary pine tree on the ridge
notableEngagement Battle of Lone Pine NERFINISHED
notedFor fierce close-quarters combat
heavy casualties
offensiveLaunchedBy Australian and New Zealand Army Corps NERFINISHED
partOf Gallipoli campaign NERFINISHED
southern Anzac positions
partOfFront Anzac sector NERFINISHED
resultOfBattle Allied capture of Ottoman front-line trenches
continued Ottoman resistance in support trenches
strategicRole diversionary attack for August Offensive
symbolicFor Anzac legend
Australian military sacrifice
terrainFeature network of trenches
ridge
typeOfCombat hand-to-hand fighting
trench warfare
visitedOn Anzac Day commemorations

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Lone Pine Barracks namedAfter Lone Pine (First World War battlefield at Gallipoli)