12. Billy Sing: The Gallipoli Ghost
Billy Sing, an Australian sniper of Chinese heritage, earned the nickname “The Gallipoli Ghost” for his stealth and deadly aim during the Gallipoli campaign of World War I. With over 200 confirmed kills, Sing became a figure of fear among Ottoman troops. His exceptional marksmanship and intuition made him a key asset to the ANZAC forces. Sing’s legacy endures as a celebrated chapter in Australian military history, reminding us of the diverse backgrounds of history’s greatest sharpshooters.
