Twenty thousand Australian men, old and young alike, sailed across the seas to a place of legend with little more than their strong wills and their faithful hearts, determined to fight in the name of their country. In the confusion of the dark and early morning, these men faced the difficult and rugged terrain, crawling into the Turkish soldier’s attacks. Of the sixteen thousand that had landed that night, two thousand men had died or been wounded. This event is one of the most renowned Anzac moment, as despite their numerous losses, the Australian men prevailed, fighting in earnest against the Turkish soldiers. Although this is indeed one of the most renowned and horrifying moments in Anzac history, the truce between the two armies on May