Did Gallipoli explain Australia's 1949 naval friction?

Did Gallipoli damage Britain's relationship with Australia badly enough to explain an Australian ship recall during the 1949 Yangtze crisis?

Not by itself; wider disputes were active in 1949, and Gallipoli was often used retrospectively to justify later grievances.

The Australian warship recalled during the 1949 Yangtze crisis belonged to a wider set of contemporary disputes involving other Australian naval units. Gallipoli could still be invoked afterward as a grievance, but that does not make it the direct cause of every later disagreement. One powerful national memory should not be projected onto a different political episode without evidence of a direct link.