The Military History and Heritage Victoria Exhibition Fear God and Honour the King: HMAS Melbourne 1913-1928 was opened on 26 March at the Royal Historical Society of Victoria, 100 years […]
Vietnam – and helicopters – remembered Major-General John Hartley, AO, who served twice in Vietnam as an infantry officer, was twice Mentioned in Dispatches and wounded three times, will be […]
Conference to be opened by Professor Peter Edwards, AM, PhD, FAIIA
A delegation from Military History and Heritage Victoria joined an impressive host of Navy dignitaries on Saturday 2 March 2013 to mark the centenary of the establishment of Australia’s first […]
Centenary Exhibition opens at the Royal Historical Society of Victoria. On 26 March 1913, Australia’s first cruiser, HMAS Melbourne, entered Port Phillip Bay to be met by the Governor-general, Lord […]
Making the time in between a busy parliamentary schedule, Foreign Minister Bob Carr recently launched the proceedings of the MHHV Conference Australia 1942: In the Shadow of War held in […]
Military History and Heritage Victoria Inc. president Colonel Marcus Fielding has declared that MHHV Inc’s one day Conference held on 12 November, 2012 – By the Seat of Their Pants: […]
Since 1920, the red poppy has been used as a symbol of commemoration to soldiers who have fallen in times of war.
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