An Interesting Point – A History of Military Aviation at Point Cook by Steve Campbell-Wright – Book Review
This well-produced, revised and retitled book tells the story of the oldest continuously operating military airfield in the world.
This well-produced, revised and retitled book tells the story of the oldest continuously operating military airfield in the world.
The Future of War is a history of predictions about the character of war and the reduced likelihood of war.
This is an impressive compendium of personal anecdotes that encapsulates seven traits the author has chosen to highlight as characteristic of Australian soldiers.
During the First World War the Australian Government established an official war art scheme in 1917, sending artists to the front lines to create a visual record of the Australian […]
When retired Major General Gower was appointed Director of the Australian War Memorial in 1996, he wisely decided to keep a diary – perhaps a practice too infrequent these days.
This book is a history of the Army Survey Regiment from its creation in 1932 as the Drafting Sub-Section of the Australian Survey Corps until the Regiment’s closure in 1996.
MHHV Seminar 18 October 2019 ANZAC House Collins St Melbourne.
Lt Colonel Charles Umphelby died of wounds received in action at Driefontein on 12 March 1900.