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…Lenin to St Petersburg he enabled the October Revolution to succeed and the Communist ideology to subsequently control billions of people for decades; his ‘stabbed in the back’ excuse ultimately…
…and deserved his two Iron Crosses; he was exhilarated by the dangerous life of combat; he was disgusted by defeatism on the part of his comrades; he resented whingeing and…
…assumed command of coalition forces in the Persian Gulf on three occasions: Combined Task Force 58 in 2005 and Combined Task Force 158 in 2006 and briefly in 2008. During…
…Sir John Monash’s Command headquarters. He is now commander of the Australian Army Corps- five Divisions and, as will eventuate, up to 200,000 strong. Site of his formal knighthood by…
…Dunsterforce. General Lionel Charles Dunsterville – the ‘Stalky’ of Kipling fame – ‘commandeered’ a unit of officers and NCOs who represented the cream of Canadian, NZ, South African and AIF…
…Vice President – LTCOL Ian George Secretary & Public Officer – SBLT Stephen Lake Treasurer – LTCOL John Morkham Committee – MAJ Liz Bedggood Committee – Mrs Jan Roberts-Billett Committee…
…20 January 1788. Next day he went with Governor Arthur Phillip’s party to examine Port Jackson. Six days later the fleet’s transfer to Sydney Cove was completed and the business…
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