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FIREPOWER: LESSONS FROM THE GREAT WAR
         
         
    HISTORY SEMINAR SERIES    
         
         

 
 
SEMINAR 2: 26 AUGUST 2015
 
 
Gallipoli: Suvla Bay / August Offensive
 
PRESENTATION 1
 
Combined Arms or Not? Artillery and the 1915 Approach to War
 
Authored and Presented by Doctor Rhys Crawley
   
Location: Australian Defence Force Academy.
       
Description: Using the battle of Neuve Chapelle on the Western Front and the August offensive at Gallipoli as case studies, this examines the British approach to offensive warfare in 1915, with a particular emphasis on the role that artillery was meant to perform, and to what extent the artillery factored into operational planning. It also briefly touches on how artillery was used in each of the three main sectors during the August offensive: Cape Helles, Anzac and Suvla Bay.
       
Time: 1700 hours for 1730 hours until 1930 hours
       
Dress: Neat casual attire
       
Refreshments: Pre-seminar reception (Cash Bar) at the Defence Academy Officers Mess Bar 1700-1730h
       
Contact: Lieutenant Colonel
Nick Floyd		 Email: seminar@artilleryhistory.org
    Mobile: 0404 243 034
       
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