Victoria at War 1914-1918 – Book Review
Victoria at War 1914-1918 By Michael McKernan is another coffee table book on the First World War.
Letter Written by the Leader of the Charge of the Light Horse at Beersheba
The RUSI of Victoria Library has been given a valuable letter written by the officer who led the charge of the Light Horse at Beersheba in the First World War.
Afghanistan: Australia’s War
A photographic story of the nation’s longest war and those who served by Gary Ramage and Ian McPhedran
The Backroom Boys – Alfred Conlon and Army’s Directorate of Research and Civil Affairs, 1942-46
A review of Graeme Sligo’s book “The Backroom Boys – Alfred Conlon and Army’s Directorate of Research and Civil Affairs, 1942-46”
Captain Sydney Reynold Clement
Survived the Boer War, killed in action at Gallipoli on the 25th April 1915.
The Myth of Government Cover-up in the first Darwin Raids
There has existed for many years a persistent myth that the first air attack on Darwin, on 19 February 1942, has been concealed by the federal government, a tale perpetuated […]
An ANZAC revealed
Many museums have an item or two in their collection that almost every other similar museum keeps. It could be a helmet, a rifle, a tunic, a book or any […]
Climax at Gallipoli – The Failure of the August Offensive
The story of Australia’s part in the Gallipoli Campaign has become a central part of our national story and identity. On the eve of the campaign’s centenary it is a […]
