A long forgotten war offers a chilling modern warning

The end of the siege caused excitement and there exists a photo of the well-dressed members of the Melbourne Stock Exchange ...
The Independent

Why a century-old naval disaster means Trump can’t take the Strait of Hormuz by force

Why has nothing been done to reopen the Strait of Hormuz? The answer is simple – as his advisers will have told Donald Trump before he attacked Iran, it is almost impossible to clear a passage through ...
The Australian

Let’s hope Dardanelles inquiry was a lesson that has been absorbed

Almost 12,000 Australian and New Zealand soldiers died, along with 10,000 French, 21,000 British and 86,000 Turkish men. We focus on Anzac Day this year against the backdrop of the US-led military ...
National Review

The Strait of Hormuz Is Not the 1915 Dardanelles Campaign

Is the Intelligence on Iran’s Capabilities Credible? Orbán’s Exit Is Good News for Ukraine Has TACO Tuesday Finally Come to Iran? A U.S. effort to reopen the Strait of Hormuz would not replicate the ...
The New York Times

Trump, Don’t Repeat Churchill’s Deadly Mistake

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The Canberra Times

From the Dardanelles to Hormuz, why a ship is still a fool to fight a fort

As another Anzac Day approaches, and warfare for a vital waterway is dominating global affairs, it is worth recalling that the Gallipoli land campaign of 1915 arose from a failed naval attempt to ...