Image: Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, May 1915. Five unidentified soldiers sitting on the road up to Plugge’s Plateau.
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Five years after the end of the Second World War, Australians from across the services became involved in the Korean...
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The Long Tan Cross has been knocked down; repurposed as a grave headstone; had its brass plaque commandeered for a BBQ...
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Military Pilots were first called ‘Knights of the Air’ by LT Bennett A. Molter in his 1918 treatise on aviation. As...
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The Battle for Australia has been commemorated since 2008. Today, it will be eighty years to the day Prime Minister...
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By: Queensland Museum
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HMAS Sydney was lost on 19 November 1941 during a mutually destructive engagement with the German commerce raider, ...
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The refurbished Hellfire Pass Interpretative Centre, originally built and funded by the Australian Government in...
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They are a familiar sight for those who have visited the Australian War Memorial in Canberra - two stone lions guarding...
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After occupying Thailand with little resistance, the Japanese had launched an invasion of Burma in January 1942. The...
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