There are 100 distinct visual references to WWI in the Anzac 100 artwork. Can you spot them all? Here are 10 to set you searching: Simpson and his donkey, The Red Baron, a Zeppelin airship, a British tank, Lone Pine, a Digger with periscope rifle, a messenger pigeon, the Cooee recruitment poster, the Turkish flag, poppies.
Identify the 100 elements of Anzac 100
Australia & British Empire identities
1. General Henry Chauvel (Australia)
2. General John Monash (Australia)
3. General Horatio Kitchener (Britain)
4. Field Marshal Douglas Haig (Britain)
5. General William Birdwood (Britain)
6. General Edmund Allenby (Britain)
7. Major Harry Murray VC (Australia)
8. Charles Bean (Australian war correspondent)
9. General Ian Hamilton (commander British Empire forces at Gallipoli)
10. John Simpson Kirkpatrick and donkey (Australia & Britain)
11. TE Lawrence of Arabia – British Leader of Arab Revolt
12. Lieutenant-Commander Henry Stoker, capt of AE2 submarine
French identities
13. Marshal Ferdinand Foch
14. Marshal Josef Joffre
15. Marshal Philippe Petain
German identities
16. Kaiser Wilhelm II – German emperor
17. General Erich von Ludendorff
18. General Paul von Hindenburg
19. General August von Mackensen
20. General Otto Liman von Sanders (German leader at Gallipoli)
21. Manfred von Richthofen (The Red Baron)
Ottoman Turkey identities
22. Vizier Enver Pasha
23. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
Non-Specific People
24. Iconic Australian Digger
25. Aboriginal Digger
26. Australian nurses
27. German cavalryman with gas mask
28. Digger with gas mask
29. Diggers in trench
30. Diggers going ‘over the top’
31. Digger firing Vickers machine gun
32. German machine gunners
33. German soldier
34. French soldiers
35. Turkish soldiers
36. British naval diver
Sea Warfare
37. SS Lusitania sunk by U- Boat
38. Ship guns
German Aircraft
39. Zeppelin airship
40. Albatros D.Va fighter
41. Fokker VII fighter
42. Fokker Tri-plane fighter
43. Fokker Eindecker fighter
British Aircraft
44. Sopwith Camel fighter
45. SE5a fighter
46. Bristol F2B fighter
47. Bristol D1 scout
48. Observation balloon
French Aircraft
49. Nieuport 27 (shot down by Fokker Eindecker)
Tanks
50. British Mark IV tank
51. British Rolls Royce armoured car
52. French Renault FT17 light tank
53. German A7V ‘Mephisto’ tank
Cannons & Howitzers
54. Australian field gun
55. British howitzers
56. British rail gun
57. German howitzer
58. French fort gun
Gallipoli
59. ANZAC Diggers landing by boats towed by steam pinnace
60. Lone Pine
61. Donkey being unloaded from ship
62. SS Clyde River disembarking soldiers
63. Turkish field gun and Turkish gunners
64. HMS Queen Elizabeth, battleship at Gallipoli
65. Sea mines responsible for sinking several British ships
66. British destroyer at Gallipoli
67. Digger with periscope rifle developed at Gallipoli
Middle East
68. Australian Light Horse (Battle of Beersheba)
69. Australian Camel Corps
Places & Structures
70. Sphinx and Giza pyramids, Egypt
71. Leaning Madonna, Notre Dame de Brebieres, Albert, France
72. Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres, Belgium
73. Menin Lion, Ypres, Belgium
74. Battle-scarred mosque in a Palestinian village
War Animals
75. Messenger pigeon
76. Interceptor hawk
Posters
77. Australian ‘Cooee’ recruitment poster
78. Australian ‘Boys come over here’ recruitment poster
79. Great War Oxo advertising poster
80. Pre-War Kodak advertising poster
Flags
81. Australian
82. British
83. French
84. German
85. Turkish
Artefacts
86. Victoria Cross
87. Gas attack warning bell (spent artillery shell case)
88. Ship’s life belt (Lusitania)
89. Australian ‘Roo de Kanga’ sign erected at Peronne, France
90. Stacks of spent shell cases
91. Australian post box
92. Australian gas light
93. Early gramophone
94. Floating ship’s life belts
Flora & Fauna
95. Poppies
96. Sprig of rosemary
97. Trench rat
98. Raven
99. Seagulls
100. Champagne region grapes