‘Brothers in Arms: The Great War Letters of Captain Nigel Boulton, R.A.M.C. & Lieut Stephen Boulton, A.I.F.’, edited by Louise Wilson
‘Among the best first-hand accounts in print’
Book Review – A Remarkable Gamble – Andrew Kilsby
Opening up the story of the birth and subsequent adventures of the Kachin guerrillas
I’ll Walk Beside You Love, Loss, the Burma Railway and the Human Spirit - Video Presentation by Peter Mitchell
A vivid portrait of the most desperate chapter in our nation’s history, I’ll Walk Beside You has been written from never seen before, letters, diaries and oral histories and weaves […]
Book Review – Australia Remembers Series – Gallipoli: Dawn of the ANZAC Spirit By Dr. Tom Lewis OAM
Dr. Tom Lewis’s entry into the Australia Remembers series provides an accessible and beautifully packaged gateway for children aged 6 to 12 to explore one of the most solemn chapters […]
Book Review – Discovering Hitler’s Fuhrerbunker – Secrets Beneath Berlin By David W Cameron
I must confess to a personal interest in this book.
Book Review – Survival in Singapore: The triumph and tragedy of Australia’s greatest commando operation by Tom Trumble
This book provides a fascinating and tragic account of what it was like in WW2 to be a civilian internee or prisoner of the Japanese Imperial Army in Singapore after […]
Collision – A study of the Marine inquiry into the loss of HMAS Goorangai by Rafe Slaney, Keith Quinton & Siranne Hose Gordon – Book Review
The transcript of the ‘Commonwealth Court of Marine Inquiry into the circumstances attending the collision between the MV Duntroon and HMAS Goorangai off Queenscliff on November 20 1940’ was only […]
Huey – The Helicopter that became an Australian Legend By Dr Mark Lax – Book Review
Huey is pitched not as a story of the men and machines, but rather a history of the Iroquois helicopter’s acquisition and service in Australian forces.
