From the Top of the Hill – Finding Private Jack Peoples, 4288, 58th Battalion
The following is the introduction given by Kevin Peoples at the launch of his book on his Uncle Jack.
The following is the introduction given by Kevin Peoples at the launch of his book on his Uncle Jack.
It’s 9pm but the setting sun shows no sign of repose as it beams down across the vast wheat fields of Fromelles.
As Australia considers extending its presence in Afghanistan, key figures have split over what has been achieved in the Middle East.
The first thing a soldier generally learns, on the very first day of enlistment, is his or her personal number.
Arriving in Amiens on a late Sunday afternoon is an unexpected experience.
Launch of Australia’s Field Marshal – The Leadership of Sir Thomas Blamey – Shrine of Remembrance 26 July 2016- By Emeritus Professor David Horner
For John Charlton, eldest son of Walter and Mary Charlton of Castle Creek, a small settlement near Euroa in central Victoria, deployment to the South African Boer War couldn’t come […]
Research staff at the Australian War Memorial recently found a file marked ‘8 Div. Papers’.