Gerard, Lt.-Col., 219. German Officers’ Trenches, 190, 241. Germans: Atrocities by, 98. Guns and ammunition supplied to Turkey by, 388–9, 400–1. Turkish relations with. _See under_ Turkey. Ghazi Baba, 289. Gilleson, Capt. Rev., 351 _n._ Gillespie, Lt.-Col. F. M., 262, 283. Giraudon, Col., 180 _n._ 1. Glasgow. Maj. T. W., 243 _n._ Glenn, Capt., 391. Glossop, Capt., 72. _Gloucester_, 8. Godley, Maj.-Gen. Sir Alex. J., xii, xiii, 70, 83, 138, 253, 256, 322, 380; quoted on the 7–10 Aug. fighting, 284; the Anzac evacuation, 400. _Goeben_, 8–9 and _n._, 139, 177. _Goliath_, 108, 109, 164. Gouraud, Gen., 160, 172, 180, 193, 371. _Grampus_, 329. Grant, Capt., 119, 217, 351. Grant, Rear-Adm. Heathcote, xii. Great Sap, the. _See_ Long Sap. Greece: British support of, in 1897 campaign, 2. Cyprus offered to, 368. Dardanelles bombardment as affecting, 55–6. Forces available in, 365. Russian jealousy of, 11, 56. Salonika. _See that heading._ Greek “Andarti,” 225 and _n._ Green Hill (Hill 50), description of, 287; next to Chocolate Hill, 309; held by Hill’s Brigade (10 Aug.), 324, 335; confusion between Sulajik and, 326. Green Knoll, 390 _n._ Greene, Sir Graham, 26 _n._ Grey, Sir Edward, 14, 35; cited on experts, 2–8; quoted on the Balkan situation, 366. Gully Beach--conformation of, 106–7; deserted by Turks, 130; evacuation from, 402–5. Gully Ravine (Saghir Dere), nature of, 106–7; Turkish snipers in, 149; counter-attacks down, 178; gains in (28 June), 185; Turkish attack on (2 July), 197; success near (15 Nov.), 382; mentioned, 108, 131, 150. Gurkha Bluff, 159. Gurkhas. _See under_ British troops--29th Indian Infantry Brigade. Gwynn, Lt.-Col. C. W., 332 _n._ 1. Haggard, Brig.-Gen. H., 217 _n._ 1, 295, 299; seriously wounded, 307, 308 _n._ 1. Haldane, Lord, 17; cited, 28. Hamilton, Sir Bruce, 201.