Browne, Col. R. S., 352 _n._ 1. Brown’s Dip, 233. Bruce. Lt.-Col. the Hon. C. G., 158. Brulard, Gén., succeeds Gén. Bailloud, 193, 372; succeeds Gén. Masnou, 202; leaves guns to British VIIIth Corps, 401. Buchan, Col. John, 366, 367 _n._ Bulair, Turkish reinforcements from (9 Aug.), 319. Bulair landing, drawback to, 222. Bulair lines, bombardment of (25 April), 119. Bulair position, 75–6. Bulgaria: Central Powers, leaning to (May), 169; Secret Treaty (July), 199; Turkish Treaty signed, 364; joins Central Powers (Oct.), 367–8; effect of this adhesion, 381. Forces of, available, 365. Importance of attitude of, 55. Overtures to, 194. Paget’s Report on (17 March 1917), 55. Serbia, animosity against, 55, 221, 364. Burnt Hill. _See_ Scimitar Hill. Burston, Col. J., 352 _n._ 1. Burton, Col., 361. Byng, Maj.-Gen. Sir Julian, 332, 361, 372, 395–6. C Beach, 299, 392. Callwell, Gen., quoted, 9–10, 41. Camber Beach, 98. Camouflage, 150. Cannon, Lt.-Col., 268. _Canopus_, 49, 119–20, 217. Canteen ship (Sept.), 206, 357. Carden, Lt.-Col. J., 279. Carden, Vice-Adm. Sir Sackville, early bombardment by (Nov. 1914), 1; views on forcing the Straits, 25; memorandum on four stages, 32–3; ships under (Feb. 1915), 48–50; bombardment of the Forts, 51; urges military co-operation, 58; resigns, 58. Carey. Lt.-Col. A. B., 84. Carruthers, Brig.-Gen. R. A., 82. Carson, Sir E., 378. _Carthage_, 196. Cass, Major, 154, 156. Casson, Col., 91, 92, 133. Casson, Brig.-Gen. H. G., 181 _n._ Casualties: Anzac. _See under_ Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. Figures--first ten days, 140; end of May, 168 _n._; 4 June, 177; 28 June, 185; to end of July, 216; August, 358; second week in August (Helles, Anzac, Suvla), 336; 21 August (Scimitar Hill), 346–7; 27–28 August, 354. French. _See under_ French Expeditionary Corps. Inadequate provision for, 118, 140–2, 213–14. Officers (10 Aug.), 281. Sickness, 406; (Sept.), 356. 10th Division (15 Aug.), 330, 331. 29th Division, 157. Total, 406. Cather, Lt., 164 _n._ Cayley, Brig.-Gen. W. de S., 216 _n._, 281. Chadwick. Capt., 204. Chailak Dere, 250, 254–6, 258, 260 _n._ 2, 271. Champagne battle, 362–3. Chanak, 52–3, 63 _n._ Chapman, Lt.-Col. A. E., 300, 352. _Charlemagne_, 49, 52, 60. _Chatham_, 298, 373. Chatham’s Post, 231, 248. Chauvel, Brig.-Gen. H. G., 83, 137, 242. _Chelmer_, 256. Chessboard, the, 191, 244–5. Chocolate Hill (Yilghin Burnu)--description of, 287; Hill’s capture of (7 Aug.), 306–9; centre of Scimitar Hill attack (21 Aug.), 339; shrapnel wound at, 341 _n._; mentioned, 298, 335. Christian, Rear-Adm. Arthur, 297.