 Complete the following phrase:  As a Westerner Wilson opposed the Gallipoli Campaign, as it would simply give Constantinople to Russia, and 18 March hoped it would be a fiasco to help get rid of Winston. He also recorded his anger that, after shells had had to be sent to Gallipoli, the BEF, then numbering 12 divisions, barely had enough High Explosive shell for the Battle of Festubert, which he thought 13 May could be one of the decisive actions of the war and complained 17 May of Kitcheners holding back the New Armies with decisive victory, in Wilsons view, imminent. In May he told Lord Derby that the 100,000 troops at Gallipoli could have made 