…in late 1918 After the war, the Imperial War Graves Commission considered that it was impractical to look after the many isolated graves of British and Commonwealth servicemen buried in…
Edited by Peter J Dean, Stephan Frühling and Brendan Taylor. Australia’s Defence: Towards a New Era? brings together a dozen papers from leading experts to examine the domestic and international…
…to the decision to withdraw the force. Those factors, and the process by which the decision was made in both military and political circles, were more complicated than many realise….
…There remains a task, however, to comprehensively merge and rationalise the different accounts to achieve a more complete and balanced understanding of events. Such a task is further complicated by…
…story of saving Krait, if indeed it has been completed, but the final chapters of the book cover the questions of whether the Australian War Memorial or the Australian National…
…and the government of the day? Was our military prepared or equipped for what lay ahead? These and many other questions will be posed and answered at this unique conference…
…saying that the” measure of interest is the number of questions asked and or comments made and you have certainly not let us down.” Reviewer: Brent D. Taylor MHHV Committee…
…being confronted by the onslaught of casualties from the Dardanelles. Later they face the freezing winters and muddy sludge of the Western Front, baring witness to the horrors of war…
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