The preparations and operations involved in the Dardanelles campaign of March-April 1915, depicted via animated maps. These are listed as follows:

• A series of maps showing progress from commencement to present date.
• A general view of the Dardanelles.
• The channel which we are endeavouring to force, marked A-B.
• February 18th Allied Fleet opens fire on the outer forts.
• A detailed view of the area indicated.
• The outer forts silenced. Blue jackets land and demolish them.
• Mine sweepers clear the Straits for 4 miles.
• HMS Albion, Majestic and Vengeance enter the mine swept area and shell two inner forts.
• To hinder Turkish communications French ships bombard Bulair.
• March 8th - The Queen Elizabeth, by indirect fire, attacks the forts of the narrows.
• A sectional diagram of this remarkable feat. Lettering on this diagram appears in English then in French.
• The sinking of the Bouvet.
• HMS Ocean and Irresistible sunk by drifting mines.
• The landing of the allied troops on the Galipoli (sic) peninsula.
• The 2nd South Wales Borderers effect a landing on Beach S.
• The King's Own Scottish Borderers and Plymouth Marine land on Beach Y but overwhelming odds necessitate re-embarkment.
• Meanwhile in the face of violent opposition British troops land at Beaches V, W, and X.
• The landing of the Australians and New Zealanders.
• The French land at Kum Kale and Beach V.
• April 27th - Sir Ian Hamilton orders a general advance.
• The further advance of the Allies to present date.
• The task in front of us. The territory held by the Allies marked in black.