Hi friends. Next month Little Gully Publishing will publish this amazing diary of the Gallipoli campaign. It was great working with Stephen Chambers & Ashleigh Brown to share the best personal insight into the decision-making process and the personalities at GHQ. Please buy two copies.

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Step inside the nerve centre of the Gallipoli Campaign with the previously unpublished diary of Captain Orlo Williams 👉 littlegully.com/books/inside-g…

#OTD in 1915 the General Staff were getting ready to shift GHQ from the cramped confines of HMS Arcadian to our new camp on Imbros Island. Below is an extract from my #Gallipoli diary. Buy your copy today.

Pleased to see ‘Above and Beyond Palestine’ reviewed in the latest Cross & Cockade journal. The review calls it a “fascinating first-hand account” of a “neglected area of the Great War” ... “heartily recommended.” littlegully.com/books/above-an… The Great War Aviation Society - WW1 in the air #aviation #ww1

And this fantastic review by Jim Grundy from the Gallipoli,1915 Facebook page. Little Gully Publishing Stephen Chambers Gallipoli Association

Free online talk by the editors of Orlo Williams’ Gallipoli diary👉trybooking.com/uk/EKCI Rhys Crawley, Stephen Chambers & Ashleigh Brown will present alongside distinguished scholars Christopher Pugsley & Lewis Frederickson. Sat 12 July, 9am UK / 6pm Sydney

Expert review: Why this Gallipoli diary beats Hamilton’s famous account 👉 littlegully.com/blog/expert-re… Orlo Williams - Gallipoli Cipher – the cipher officer at Hamilton’s HQ – witnessed it all. ‘Williams’ diary is gold,’ revealing insider insights from the #Gallipoli campaign.

Middle East air operations have long been a footnote in the histories of the Great War; Ian Burns’ comprehensive new book gives this vital theatre the attention it deserves 👉 littlegully.com/books/floatpla…

Following our new book announcement, we’re sharing an exclusive extract on our blog. Read how ‘three inefficient rather antique seaplanes took Jeddah’ 👉 littlegully.com/blog/ben-my-ch…

“A belt of wire, at least 9 feet in depth, stretched from cliff to cliff... Along the beach were some 60 to 70 dead or severely wounded... The water’s edge was red with blood as it lapped against the shore.” W Beach, 25 April 1915. littlegully.com/blog/the-great…

First review in for “Floatplanes Over The Desert”—“the most archivally grounded treatment yet of Anglo-French naval aviation in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East during WWI.” Full review by Carl J. Bobrow Smithsonian on The Aerodrome forum 👉 theaerodrome.com/forum/showthre…

Ever wondered about our name? LGP’s Michael Crane has positively located Little Gully on the Gallipoli Peninsula. This place, once home to 42nd Division signallers, is our namesake. Read more on the blog: littlegully.com/blog/we-called…

This month, we're releasing a new, expanded edition of Colonel Sir Henry Darlington's 'Letters from Helles,' featuring a wealth of previously unpublished photos taken by the author. To be notified upon release, subscribe to our newsletter: littlegully.com/newsletter/ #Gallipoli

What does a leading authority on Ottoman military history think of a new book on WWI naval aviation? We’re pleased to share mesut uyar 🇹🇷🇦🇺🎖’s review of Ian Burns’ ‘Floatplanes Over the Desert’. Read his thoughts on this ‘excellent, well-crafted book’: littlegully.com/blog/when-a-sm…

“Life in the trenches at Helles described as vividly and faithfully as one could desire...” littlegully.com/books/letters-…

We’re pleased to see ‘Floatplanes’ has been reviewed in the latest issue of Jabberwock, official magazine for the Society of Friends of the Fleet Air Arm Museum. An honour to be featured by such an authoritative society on the history of naval aviation. littlegully.com/books/floatpla…

From command HQ to private soldier, from nurse to aviator – at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, we remember them. #ArmisticeDay #RemembranceDay