I managed to dig out my old 2015 entry ...
There were very few British aircraft used in the *early* days of 1915 in Turkey or Gallipoli, but they did include a seaplane variant of the Sopwith "Tabloid" (pictured above, without floats).
SPIRIT OF ANZACThey clad us in the colours of the forest,
and armed us with the weapons made for war.
Then taught to us the ancient trade of killing,
and lead us to the sound of battles roar.
So give us comfort as we lay down bleeding,
and pray upon our cold and stiffened dead.
But mark our place that we might be accounted,
this foreign soil becomes our graven bed.Now children place upon this stone a garland,
and learn of us each Anzac Day at dawn.
We are New Zealand's dead from distant conflict,
our sacrifice remembered ever more.
Mike Subritzky
©Copyright 1986
Adam.