‘Vietnam – Their War, Their Stories’
This lively panel discussion held at the Pompey Elliott RSL August 10 2016 in front of some 50 people.
The series of insightful and in-depth military history presentations by noted speakers. The presentations are held online via Zoom.com from 6.45PM for a 7PM start.
• Wednesday 21 February 2024 – Operation Kingfisher – Speaker Gary Followill
It is necessary that all audience members pre-book their ticket so that we can organise the appropriate online facility.
Seminar Speaker Program Logistics. The MHHV seminar speaker series will run between 7.00 – 8.00 pm.
Entry & Catering. The online seminar speaker series will attract an entry fee $5 for MHHV members, veterans, concession card holders and students while all other guests will be $10 to cover all costs
For more information on the MHHV Speaker series please contact:
MHHV Secretary: Jason McGregor on 0419 256 681 or email info@mhhv.org.au
Speaker Series Coordinator: Brent Taylor on email info@mhhv.org.au
First drafts of History: Rediscovering Victoria’s war correspondents
From the Boer War to Vietnam and beyond, Australians have long relied on war correspondents to bring home reports from the front lines of conflict.
Australia’s Worst 24 Hours: The Centenary of Fromelles with Dr Ross McMullin
The Battle of Fromelles is the worst 24 hours in Australian history claimed historian Dr Ross McMullin.
Soldier On: WWI Soldier Settler Stories
On 11th May 2016 Kate Luciano was MHHV’s monthly Military History Speaker. In it she summarised the post WW1 Victorian Soldier Settlement Scheme helped settle some 11,639 out of the […]
‘A Noble Son Fall’n to Earth’ – A review of the presentation by Dr. Daryl Moran
The 2016 Military History and Heritage series of History seminars at the Pompey Elliott Memorial Hall in Camberwell started in February and this first presentation was another excellent one and […]
A Wasted Effort? – The RAAF and the Battle for Tarakan – Part 1
Plans, Command Problems and Controversy.
Professor Mesut Uyar speaks to MHHV
The presentation commenced at 6.30pm, after welcome drinks and finger food.
