article_snippet.sent: Photographer Mark Kolbe travelled around Australia to meet the grandchildren, great-grandchildren, sons and daughters of just some of the brave members of the Australian armed forces who landed in Gallipoli nearly 100 years ago.
article_snippet.sent: Jan Gardner (left) the granddaughter of Sergeant W.S. Marks, an  ANZAC veteran who served in the Australian armed forces at Gallipoli in 1915, poses on March 24, 2015 in Sydney alongside his service medals, wartime photographs and memorabilia .
article_snippet.sent: S. Marks an ANZAC veteran who served in the Australian armed forces at Gallipoli .
article_snippet.sent: Sisters Jan Gardner and Dianne Bowler the granddaughters of Sergeant W.S. Marks an ANZAC veteran who served in the Australian armed forces at Gallipoli in 1915 pose on March 24, 2015 in Sydney, Australia .
article_snippet.sent: S. Marks an ANZAC veteran who served in the Australian armed forces at Gallipoli .
article_snippet.sent: Jan Gardner and Dianne Bowler, the granddaughters of Sergeant W.S. Marks, an ANZAC veteran who served in the Australian armed forces at Gallipoli in 1915, were photographed in Sydney alongside their relative’s service medals, wartime photographs and memorabilia.
article_snippet.sent: his granddaughter Susan Jones the granddaughter of Ey Mortimer an ANZAC veteran who served in the Australian armed forces at Gallipoli holds Susan Jones the granddaughter of Ey Mortimer an ANZAC veteran who served in the Australian armed forces at Gallipoli discharge certificate .
highlights_snippet.sent: are the grandchildren, great-grandchildren, sons and daughters of those who fought at Gallipoli .
  