(_I am indebted to_ MRS. E. M. WHITE _for undertaking the difficult task of this Index_.--H. W. N.) A Beach (true), 299, 301, 304 and _n._, 358. A East Beach, 299, 304, 325 and _n._ A West Beach, 299, 304, 325 and _n._ Abdel Rahman Bair, 252, 265, 268, 269, 283. Abdul Hamid, 2, 144 and _n._ Abrikja, 317, 323–4. Achi Baba, situation of, 79; enemy shelling from, 132, 171, 197, 403; strength of position, 170 _n._, 220. Achmet, 257. Adana massacres, 99, 128 _n._ Adramyti Bay, 222, 362. Adrianople, 55. Aeroplanes--British, 167, 218–19, 397; enemy, 308. African troops, 136, 147, 149, 151, 175. _Agamemnon_, 48–9, 51–3, 59, 91. Aghyl Dere, 250, 251, 255, 262, 263, 355. Agnew, Lt.-Col., 349. Aire Kavak, 341. _Albion_, 49, 52, 53, 60, 94, 99. Alexandria, transports reloaded at, 69–70, 408. Allanson, Maj. Cecil G. L., 272–6. Altham, Maj.-Gen., 212, 381. _Amethyst_, 49, 108, 109. Ammunition, shortage of, 133, 148, 171, 181, 182, 185, 192, 193, 194 _n._, 200, 219, 229. Anafarta Biyuk, 114, 251, 269, 286, 287, 335; entrenched by Turks, 339. Anafarta Hills, shelling from, 197. Anafarta Ova, 291, 327. Anafarta plateau, Turkish guns on, 340. Anafarta Sagir--situation of, 287, 288; Moore’s patrol on outskirts of (8 Aug.), 317; Turkish headquarters at, 388 _n._ “Anafartas, the,” 263. “Andarti,” 225 and _n._ Antwerp, R.N.D. at, 24, 148, 203. Anzac Cove--conformation of, 110–12; storming of (25 April), 111 ff.; danger of, from shelling, 196. Anzacs. _See_ Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. Apex, the, situation of, 261, 360–1; Anzac occupation of, 261, 270; subterranean galleries made at, 382; abandonment of (Dec.), 399. _Aragon_--reputation of, 211–12 and _n._; Kitchener’s entourage on, 379; Monro’s H.Q. on, 381. _Arcadian_, 80, 148, 166. Ari Burnu, 112, 113, 250; pier at, 371. _Ark Royal_, 49, 218. Armstrong, Lt.-Col. J. C., 81. _Arno_, 315. Art of war, 189. Artillery: Inferiority of, 181. Loans from the French, 134, 184, 401. Shortage of, 148, 171, 181, 184, 192, 193, 194 _n._, 219, 228, 229, 339, 361; no anti-aircraft guns till winter, 219, 400. _Askold_, 88, 120. Asma Dere, 251–2, 263–4, 268–70. Asmak Dere, 251. Aspinall, Lt.-Col., 315, 316. Aspinall, Capt. C. F., 81. Asquith, Arthur, 149 _n._ Asquith, Rt. Hon. H. H., War Minister, 16–17; agrees to Churchill’s plan, 34–5; encourages Italy’s entry, 56; the Coalition Ministry, 170; estimate of, 19–21; quoted on position of experts, 28; cited, 376. _Aster_, 295–6, 297 _n._ Athenian expedition to Sicily, 88–9 and _n._ Atrocities, 98. Augagneur, M., cited, 35 _n._ 2.