The Victoria Cross: Australia remembers by Michael C. Madden – Book Review
Since 1856 when the award was created by Queen Victoria, 100 Australian servicemen have been recognised with the nation’s highest award for valour, the Victoria Cross (VC).
Since 1856 when the award was created by Queen Victoria, 100 Australian servicemen have been recognised with the nation’s highest award for valour, the Victoria Cross (VC).
Lieutenant-General Sir Stanley ‘Joe’ Maude was one of the First World War’s most successful fighting Generals.
The Future of War is a history of predictions about the character of war and the reduced likelihood of war.
Soldiers and Civilization examines the history of the military profession in the Western World from the ancient Greeks to the present day.
Why We Fight explores the question: “Why do human beings fight?”
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