| Eastern flank of Seddulbahir Fort. On the right one can see a barrel of a destroyed cannon. Turkish soldiers killed during the first bombardment of the fort on November 3, 1914 have been buried by the outer wall under the tree. Kumkale and Orhaniye Forts as well as the place where Yenisehir village was are seen on the other side of the straits (photo: Piotr Nykiel). |
| Orhaniye Fort (photo: Piotr Nykiel) |
| Dardanos Battery in its original shape in 1997. One of 150/40 cannons destroyed by the Allied occupational forces in 1918 (photo: Piotr Nykiel) |
| The Narrows as seen from the highs over Kilitbahir. One can see the location of most of the Central Forts. Çanakkale town can be seen on the other side of the straits (photo: Piotr Nykiel) |
| Central Forts: Namazgah (1), Rumeli Hamidiye (2), Çimenlik (3) and Anadolu Hamidiye (4) (photo: Piotr Nykiel) |
| Anadolu Hamidiye Fort. View towards the Southern entrance to the Dardanelles (photo: Piotr Nykiel) |
| Çimenlik Fort as seen from NW. First position from the left hosted the 355/22 cannon (photo: Piotr Nykiel) |
| Southern flank of Çimenlik Fort. Two cannon positions with the ammunition store between them. Most probably the 355/35 cannon moved in March 1915 to Anadolu Hamidiye Fort was originally placed at the position on the right. |
| The 355/35 cannon's position at the NE flank of the Rumeli Hamidiye Fort (photo: Piotr Nykiel). |
| Rumeli Mecidiye Fort (photo: Piotr Nykiel). |
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| A unique photograph of Anadolu Mecidiye Fort, taken in 1918. The fort was located to far North, so it did not take part in the 18th March battle. Now it is a military zone. Notice that only two cannons are on positions (the original armament of the fort consisted of: two 280/22, three 260/22, six 240/22 and one 210/22). It is not clear if the cannons were removed during the war or after (from Piotr Nykiel’s collection). |
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| Rumeli Mesudiye battery: 1-3 – positions of 150/45 guns; 4 – The battery’s main ammunition store; 5 – Baykus searchlight’s position (photo: Piotr Nykiel). |
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