_Euryalus_, 89, 101. Evacuation of the Peninsula: Anzac, at, 397 ff. Birdwood’s successful accomplishment of, 381, 386. Devices to conceal, 389, 394, 399, 405. German estimate of, 400 _n._ Helles, at, 400 ff. Numbers dealt with, 387 and _n._ 1. Shell fire danger during, 393–4, 398. Suvla, at, 390 ff. Turkish bribery story, untruth of, 387 _n._ 2. Evelegh, Col., 177 and _n._ 2. Fahreddin, Lt.-Col., 163. Fanshawe, Maj.-Gen. E. A., 332, 361, 390 _n._ Farm, the, Baldwin’s force deflected to, 271; overwhelmed at (10 Aug.), 281; Farm abandoned to the Turks, 281; mentioned, 251, 261, 263, 270, 360. Farquharson, Lt.-Col. H. D., 81. Ferdinand, Tsar, 364. Fisher, Lord, opposed to the naval scheme, 28–9, 32, 34–7; reluctantly agrees, 36–8; reinforces de Robeck, 62; resigns, 170; estimate of, 25. Fisher, Andrew, 27. Fishermen’s Huts, 114, 117, 250. Flies, 192, 357. Food, monotony of, 205–6, 357. Forces engaged. _See_ (1) Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, (2) British troops, _and_ (3) French Expeditionary Corps. Forshaw, Lt. W. T., 230 _n._ Forsyth, Brig.-Gen., 242. Fort No. 1, 100, 104. Fortescue, Martin, cited, 62 _n._ 1. Forts on the Dardanelles, 50. _Foxhound_, 314, 329. Frankland, Major, 103. French Expeditionary Corps: African troops of, 136, 147, 149, 151, 175. Artillery of, 148, 153 _n._; 75’s lent to British, 173, 200, 401; captured by Turks, 245, 263. Casualties--(25 April), 121; (21 June), 180; in early July, 202; figures not published, 216 _n._ 1. Composition of, 84–5. Engagements--feint at Kum Kali and Yenishehr, 120–1; 8 May (advance on Kereves Ridge), 156; 4 June, 174–5; 12 July, 199. Evacuation of, 401. Haricot Redoubt captured by, 179–80. Health record of, 192. Helles, at (6 Aug.), 225. Landing at V Beach, 129; task of, 80. Position of, 131–2. Relations of British with--friendly, 129, 30; out of bounds to British, 129, 202. Royal Naval Division reinforcing, 147; substituted for, 401. Strength of, middle of Aug., 336. Tenedos the headquarters of, 166. V Beach depôt constantly shelled, 196. 2nd Division: Composition of, 152 _n._ 2. Salonika, Bailloud’s contingent at, 366–7. Freyberg, Brig.-Gen., xii. Freyberg, Lt.-Com. Bernard, 120, 122. Fullerton, Maj. (Surgeon), 237. Fusilier Bluff, 184, 403. Gaba Tepe, nature of, 109–10; drawbacks to landing at, 78; enemy guns on, 116; effort to seize (4 May), 139; mentioned, 53, 77. Gallipoli: Campaign. _See_ Dardanelles campaign. Churchill’s scheme for Greek seizure of (Sept. 14), 9. Enemy strength on (March), 68. Routes across, 110. Garside, Lt.-Col., 154 _n._ 2. _Gaulois_, 49, 50, 52, 61. George, Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd, 15, 56, 194 _n._; cited, 28.