During the afternoon of 27 April 1915, when a Turkish counterattack threatened, Major Irvine collected 200 stray men in Monash Valley and was about to send them forward when the news arrived that the need for them had passed. Irvine went up to Steele's Post, where he observed the positions.
During the afternoon of 27 April 1915, when a Turkish counterattack threatened, Major Irvine gathered 200 stray men in Monash Valley and was about to send them forward when news arrived that their services were no longer needed. Irvine went up to Steele's Post, where he observed the positions.