Book Review – A Remarkable Gamble – Andrew Kilsby
Opening up the story of the birth and subsequent adventures of the Kachin guerrillas
Travellers mark 99th anniversary of the Menin Gate in Ypres, Belgium
Travellers mark 99th anniversary of the Menin Gate in Ypres, Belgium shaking hands with Victoria Cross recipient, and commemorate 110th Anniversaries of Fromelles & Pozieres – attending a service where […]
One Of Ten Thousand
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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 […]
New Feller Master: Beyond the Trenches – Australia’s Neglected WW1 Story. Presented by Michael Piggott
Deep into the shadows of empire acclaimed archivist Michael Piggott AM unearths a crucial yet overlooked story: the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force (ANMEF) and its occupation of German […]
Robert Buie and the Red Baron by Michael Tucker – Book Review
On Sunday 21st April 1918, the General Officer Commanding Royal Artillery for the Australian Corps on the Western Front, Brigadier General Walter Coxen wrote in his diary “RITTMEISTER FREIHERR VON […]
Blamey – From Gallipoli to Kokoda: The story of Australia’s greatest general by Brent Taylor
General Sir Thomas Blamey, Commander-in-Chief of Australian Military Forces during World War II, was our highest-ranking soldier and arguably our most controversial.
So Much Blood, So Much Bravery; Was it worth it – Pipeclay Club ANZAC Day Speech
On any given Anzac Day, it’s fair to assume you will hear at Dawn Services or later in the morning the sort of speech we are accustomed to hear on […]
