ANZAC Sniper by Roland Perry – Book Review
This is an intriguing biography of a most unassuming, competent and compassionate self-made man whose contributions have lived on as a heritage for which Australians can be most grateful.
Mapmakers of Fortuna: a history of the Army Survey Regiment by Valerie Lovejoy – Book Review
This book is a history of the Army Survey Regiment from its creation in 1932 as the Drafting Sub-Section of the Australian Survey Corps until the Regiment’s closure in 1996.
Collins of the Sydney: a life of Vice-Admiral Sir John Collins by Anthony Macdougall – Book Review
Tony MacDougall has taken on the necessary but difficult task of researching and writing a biography of the first Australian officer to command the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Vice-Admiral John […]
The Limits of Peacekeeping Australian Missions in Africa and the Americas, 1992–2005 [Official History of Australian Peacekeeping – Vol 4] by Jean Bou, Bob Breen et al (Eds)
With the end of the Cold War there came change in attitudes towards peacekeeping.
Mutiny on the Western Front: 1918 by Greg Raffin – Book Review
This book was released in September 2018 to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the mutiny.
John Curtin’s War Vol II, Triumph and Decline by John Edwards – Book Review
This follows on from Vol I published last year.
Unconquered: Our Wounded Warriors by Denny Neave et al (Eds) – Book Review
Big Sky Publishing has produced a superb coffee table tribute and momento to the Invictus Games held in Sydney in October 2018.
Duty Nobly Done by Adam Holloway – Book Review
Adam Holloway has thoroughly researched an incredible amount of material to produce a highly detailed account of the eleven members of his forebears’ participation in the Great War.
