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Friday, 7 August 2009

Turkish, Nek, Roll of Honour, 7 August 1915
Topic: Tk - Army

The Nek

Gallipoli, 7 August 1915

Roll of Honour

Turkish

Çanakkale Martyr's Memorial

[Photo by Jll.]

The Roll of Honour contains the names of all the men known to have served at one time with the 18th Infantry Regiment and gave their lives in service of the Ottoman Empire on 7 August 1915. The names are compiled from the Turkish Book of Martyrs commonly known as Sehitlerimiz

Roll of Honour

490 Private Ali Osman son of MEHMET, 3rd Battalion, 18th Regiment.

346 Private Halil son of ÖMER, 2nd Battalion, 18th Regiment.

787 Private Ismail son of MUSTAFA, 2nd Battalion, 18th Regiment

2966 Private Mehmet son of HAMDI, 3rd Battalion, 18th Regiment.
178 Private Mehmet son of HASAN, 2nd Battalion, 18th Regiment.

179 Private Mehmet son of HASAN, 2nd Battalion, 18th Regiment.

2966 Private Mehmet son of HAMDI, 3rd Battalion, 18th Regiment

1571 Private Mustafa son of HÜSEYIN, 2nd Battalion, 18th Regiment.

2776 Private Mustafa son of HÜSEYIN, 2nd Battalion, 18th Regiment.

1457 Private Mustafa son of MEHMET, 3rd Battalion, 18th Regiment.

2235 Private Osman son of MEHMET, 2nd Battalion, 18th Regiment.

1233 Private Süleyman son of HASAN, 2nd Battalion, 18th Regiment.

1060 Private Yakup son of HÜSEYIN, 3rd Battalion, 18th Regiment.

Lest we forget

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The Nek, Gallipoli, 7 August 1915

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Citation: Turkish, Nek, Roll of Honour, 7 August 1915

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Updated: Tuesday, 13 October 2009 10:07 AM EADT

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