Military Operations: Gallipoli – Volume II (1915–1916): Text Volume + Maps & Appendices

Military Operations: Gallipoli – Volume II (1915–1916): Text Volume + Maps & Appendices by Brig.-Gen. C. F. Aspinall-Oglander, published in 1932 by William Heinemann, is a definitive account of one of the most pivotal campaigns of the First World War. This second volume of Aspinall-Oglander’s official history of the Gallipoli campaign provides a detailed narrative of the 1915–1916 operations, supplemented by comprehensive maps, statistical tables, and appendices that give readers an unparalleled understanding of both strategy and battlefield realities.

Military Operations: Gallipoli chronicles the Gallipoli peninsula’s challenging geography, the logistical difficulties of amphibious warfare, and the tactical decisions that shaped the Allied and Ottoman engagements. Aspinall-Oglander, serving as an official British historian, combines meticulous research with firsthand military records, offering precise accounts of troop movements, command decisions, and the experiences of soldiers in often extreme conditions. His writing balances analytical rigor with clear exposition, making this text an essential resource for military historians, scholars, and anyone seeking an authoritative perspective on the Gallipoli campaign.

The inclusion of detailed maps and appendices enhances the text’s utility, allowing readers to visualize operations and understand the complex interplay of terrain, strategy, and combat outcomes. This 1932 William Heinemann edition of Military Operations: Gallipoli – Volume II (1915–1916) remains a cornerstone reference for understanding the operational and human dimensions of the campaign, reflecting both the historical significance and enduring scholarly value of Aspinall-Oglander’s work.

Condition: Very Good – Both the text and Maps & Appendices parts in the original red cloth cover with gilt text on the spines. Both spines are faded moderately. Foxing present.