This well attended annual service was held at this lovely old church, thanks to the invitation of the Rector, Father Adrian Ling. The congregation was led by the Mayor of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk. G&DI’s standard, led seven to […]
It is with great sadness and regret that we announce the passing of one of our most supportive and active members, Nick Doubney. Nick was a Councillor and former Mayor of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk. He will be greatly […]
This was commemorated on 25th April with a ceremony at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier beneath the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Ian Reed, Committee Member of G&DI attended with representatives and supporters of the French Association (‘Association Nationale […]
On Tuesday 25th April this annual remembrance service commenced at 12noon in the Chapel, at the National Memorial Arboretum, near Birmingham UK. During the service, the President of Gallipoli & Dardanelles International, John Crowe, addressed the congregation. He explained G&DI’s […]
This moving ceremony took place on a beautiful sunny day, in the small and immaculate Turkish Section, of Clayhall Naval Cemetery, Gosport. There are 23 Turkish sailors buried there. They had died of Cholera whilst visiting Gosport in 1850 for […]
Twenty members and friends together with the Mayor, Councillor Lesley Bambridge attended. On arrival they enjoyed liquid refreshment in the ‘Stone Hall’. Acquaintances were made and renewed. The President welcomed all, and thanked them for helping to maintain the memory […]
During their visit to Turkey in September, members of G&DI visited the village of Kucuk Anafarta, at the invitation of the Village Headman, Mr Ahmet Tuzcuoglu, his wife and fellow Villagers. This was arranged by Suleyman Tas, President of Gelibolu […]
Gallipoli & Dardanelles International had the honour Once again to take part in the march of Remembrance on the 13th of November in Whitehall, London. Eight members attended from Paris, led by Julien Sabouret. Although the President attended, due to […]
This moving ceremony took place on a beautiful sunny day, in the small and immaculate Turkish Section, of Clayhall Naval Cemetery, Gosport. There are 23 Turkish sailors buried there. They had died of Cholera whilst visiting Gosport in 1850 for […]
It is with great sadness and regret that we announce the passing of one of our most supportive and active members, Arthur Coxon , at the age of 92 years. Arthur’s father was a Captain with the 5th Battalion, Norfolk […]
We are deeply & passionately committed to remembering Gallipoli for all people and all ages, but we are particularly keen to foster educational opportunities for the young people of the countries that fought there, in order that understanding and international accord might be increased.
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