American military bases encircle the globe. As of 2015, the United States controlled approximately 800 bases on foreign soil – including four in Australia. United States national security policy asserts […]
The Road Not Taken is a biography of the adventurous life of CIA operative Edward Lansdale. It challenges our understanding of the Vietnam War – particularly the reasons why United […]
Dear members and friends of Military History and Heritage Victoria, the campaign to establish a proper memorial for lieutenant Colonel Charles Umphelby has raised the needed funds and the work […]
A Bit on the Side breaks new ground in this little known and understood aspect of Australia’s society during World War II.
There have been a number of publications on the various First World War Middle Eastern campaigns, but Johnson has, in examining the period from 1907 to 1923, brought every element […]
This book presents the experiences of fifteen medical personnel who served in South Vietnam in various capacities.
Michael Veitch is an accomplished author who has written an absorbing account about one Australian’s experiences in wartime.
These two companion volumes come from the Army History Unit (AHU) and continue its important tradition of producing well-researched works on key Australian battles.
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