Taken from the people who were there, this is the Australian history of The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps in World War I.

Vol. 1 : Introduction : the Australian nation and the war -- Australia's position at the outbreak -- The Australian offer -- the "A.I.F." -- The first Australian staff -- The first contingent sails -- The voyage and the Emden -- The traning in the desert -- The Turkish expedition against Egypt -- The expedition to the Dardanelles -- The Corps leaves Egypt -- The Gaba Tepe plan -- Landing at Gaba Tepe -- Baby 700 -- The loss of Baby 700 -- The extreme left -- the 3rd brigade on the "400 Plateau" -- The 2nd Brigade on the "400 Plateau" -- The advance to Pine Ridge -- MacLaurin's Hill and the Bloody Angle -- Mustafa Kemal's counter-attack and the first night -- The 4th Battalion's advance on the "400 Plateau" -- The second Turkish counter-attack -- The relief by the Marines -- Anzac Beach -- The clearing of the wounded -- End of the first phase of the campaign -- Vol. 2 : The struggle for Krithia -- The change to trench warfare at Anzac -- The Anzac artillery and the problem of the 400 Plateau -- The problem of Monash Valley -- The Turkish attack of May 19th -- The open flank at Anzac -- May 29th : the Turks break into Quinn's -- The solution of the problem in Monash Valley -- The growth of the Anzac line -- Operations in June and July -- German officers' trench -- The beach -- The sickness of the Army -- the "self-government" of the A.I.F. -- New troops : and a mental change -- The plan of the second offensive -- The preparatory demonstrations : Leane's Trench -- The attack upon Lone Pine -- The counter-attack at Lone Pine -- The night advance on Sari Bair -- The feints of August 7th -- The checking of the advance on August 7th -- The attempt upon Hill 971 -- Chunuk Bair : the climax in Gallipoli -- Chunuk Bair : the climax in Gallipoli (continued) -- Hill 60 -- The fate of the expedition -- The Autumn -- The onset of Winter -- The evacuation -- The final stage.