Empire’s Noble Son by Daryl Moran PhD – Book Review
Nobility Sanctified In Moran’s Worthy Tribute.
Turning Point – The Battle for Milne Bay 1942 by Michael Veitch – Book Review
Michael Veitch begins this book with the assertion that “there was no inevitability to the Japanese defeat at Milne Bay” and goes on to analyse and bring to life the […]
Dear Grandpa, Why? Reflections from Kokoda to Hiroshima by John L Read – Book Review
This is a gem of a book.
Only One Place: A man, a family, a war and a homecoming … an Australian story of virtue and renewal by Robyn Whinfield – Book Review
In the last few years a group of dedicated authors have published annotated transcriptions of diaries and letters of soldier who served in the First World War.
The Western Front Diaries of Charles Bean edited by Peter Burness – Book Review
Charles Bean plays the one of the chief roles in Australian understanding of the First World War.
Our Corner of the Somme Australia at Villers-Bretonneux by Romain Fathi – Book Review
This is a doctoral work that examines every aspect of the ‘Australian – French connection’ that is Villers-Bretonneux’.
Australia’s first spies: the remarkable story of Australia’s intelligence operations, 1901-45 by John Fahey – Book Review
This impressively researched book deals with the origins and development of Australia’s intelligence services from Federation to 1945.
The unit guide: the Australian Army 1939-1945 by Graham McKenzie-Smith – Book Review
Over 725,000 Australian men and women joined the Australian Army in World War II and served in one or more of the 5700 separate units which were formed in the […]
