Military History
Military History
Medals Of The Month – August 2019 | Warrant Officer Class Two William Joseph Willis
This month we look at the medals of Warrant Officer Class Two William Joseph Willis. William served in Boer War and World War One.
By The Cove
Military History
Honouring Warrior Spirits
In this, our final post for NAIDOC Week, we look at a documentary video that captures the Honouring Warrior Spirits commemoration that occurred at Gallipoli in 2015.
By Joseph West
Military History
Medals of the Month – July 2019 | Warrant Officer Class One Colin Watego OAM
In a new series, The Cove, working with Australian Army Museum of New South Wales, will tell the story behind a former soldier's set of medals. As part of NAIDOC Week celebrations, our first set...
By The Cove
Military History
NAIDOC Week Activities | Australian War Memorial
The Australian War Memorial is celebrating NAIDOC week. This link will let you know what they are doing and what to expect.
By The Cove
Military History
Operational Offence, Tactical Defence: A short historical overview from Ancient Greece to Ramadi
In this article by Ben Hussell, interesting parallels can be found when applying historical precedents to new situations, which should be considered by professional warfighters.
By Ben Hussell
Military History
Serving Country Exhibition
The ’Serving Country’ photographic exhibition is currently showing at the Australian Army Museum of New South Wales, Victoria Barracks, Sydney.
By The Cove
Military History
British Public Attitudes Towards the Second World War | RUSI
The Royal United Services Institute have posted this interesting article about the British public's attitudes toward the Second World War.
By The Cove
Reading for War
Book Review | Broken Nation: Australians in the Great War
Darren Cronshaw reviews Joan Beaumont's WWI history, Broken Nation, which he argues 'not only maps the tides of battle for Australia’s involvement overseas in the Great War but also offers page-...
Military History
War Memorialisation in Australia: A Question Of Why?
On the red field of battle you are laid far away, Still our tribute of love to your memory we pay
By Anna Cowley
