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The Bad Luck Battalion is an Anzac oral history that interweaves the verbatim voices of three members of the Otago Infantry Battalion who fought at Gallipoli and lived to tell the tale.
The voices are spoken out loud by Arthur Meek, Brad McCormick and Jono Hutchison.
There have been no changes made: these accounts, though reshuffled into sequence, are the stories John Skinner, George Skerrett and Henry Lewis told, in their own words.
Created for the National Army Museum Te Mata Toa with the support of the Gallipoli Association.
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
THE OUTBREAK OF WAR IN 1914
THE OUTBREAK OF WAR IN 1914
ANZAC DAY
ANZAC DAY
THE BATTLE FOR BABY 700
THE BATTLE FOR BABY 700
THE SECOND BATTLE OF KRITHIA
THE SECOND BATTLE OF KRITHIA
GENERAL GODLEY VISITS THE FRONT LINES
GENERAL GODLEY VISITS THE FRONT LINES
HOLDING THE LINE, SPRING 1915
HOLDING THE LINE, SPRING 1915
THIRD ATTACK ON ANZAC COVE
THIRD ATTACK ON ANZAC COVE
THE ARMISTICE
THE ARMISTICE
HOLDING THE LINE, SUMMER 1915
HOLDING THE LINE, SUMMER 1915
THE BATTLE OF CHUNUK BAIR
THE BATTLE OF CHUNUK BAIR
LIFE AFTER GALLIPOLI
LIFE AFTER GALLIPOLI
CREDITS
CREDITS
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