- with the
terms of the Armistice". The 900
troopers camped at
Camburnu near
Kilid Bahr for
three winter months and
reconnoitred the Peninsula, identifying...
- of
communications to the
Kilid Bahr Plateau, thus
preventing the
Turks from
bringing reinforcements from the
north to the
Kilid Bahr
Plateau during the...
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garrisoned by the 26th Regiment. The 25th
Regiment was
placed in
reserve on the
Kilid Bahr
plateau near
Serafim Farm, able to
intervene in
either zone. In the...
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dilalem a
lamisan sa
ilalom sa
lamisa beneath of the
table sa
kilid a
lamisan sa
kilid sa
lamisa to the side of the
table sa poro a
lamisan sa suok sa...
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Kelidar (Persian: كليدر, also
Romanized as Kelīdar, Kalidār, and
Kilīd Dār; also
known as Kalīdar Zeyārat) is a
village in
Sarvelayat Rural District,...
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narrowest part of the
strait is 14 mi (23 km) upstream, from
Chanak to
Kilid Bahr at 1,600 yd (1,500 m),
where the
channel turns north and
widens for...
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attacked and sank with his
final torpedo. P****ing
through the
Narrows near
Kilid Bahr, E11
snagged a
moored mine.
Nasmith had to tow the mine out of the...
- 84 cannon.
Bisharet or Biafaret, 84 cannon. Run
aground and scuttled.
Kilid-i bahri, 84 cannon. Sayyad-i bahri, 74 cannon. Gulbang-i-Nusrat, 74 cannon...
- and a
giant on land; a
guardian spirit of
Diwata Ndaw
Gibon Pinatoli i
Kilid: a
tonong who
takes the form of a
gigantic crocodile; the
guardian spirit...
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construction of two new forts, Sedd el Bahr ("Rampart of the Sea") and
Kilid Bahr ("Key of the Sea"), at the
European s**** of the
entrance of the Dardanelles...
