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Steven Cleggett

Steven Cleggett is a Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineer (RAEME) Officer currently appointed as Commanding Officer, 7th Combat Service Support Battalion. He has a degree in Aeronautical Engineering, has instructed at the Royal Military College-Duntroon, was a Career Adviser at the Directorate of Officer Career Management-Army, and fulfilled staff appointments as Military Attache to the Special Operations Commander - Australia and as the S4 at Headquarters 16th Aviation Brigade.

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Simon Cocksedge

Major Simon Cocksedge has served at the 3rd, 1st, 7th and 8th/9th Battalions of the Royal Australian Regiment (RAR) including command of Assault Pioneer Platoon 1 RAR in 2005. He is currently Officer Commanding Support Company 8/9 RAR.

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The World at War (1973)
In its day the most expensive program commissioned for British television, and making innovative use of early colour footage, this 26-part series also included extensive interviews with a wide range of key participants.
by Hugh Raggett, John Pett, David Elstein, Ted Childs, Michael Darlow, Martin Smith
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The First World War (2003)
Charting the war across ten episodes and based on the bestselling book by Oxford Historian Hew Strachan, this series drew on more recent concerns with the social, economic and cultural dimensions of the war while giving even-handed and extensive treatment to areas other than the Western Front.
by Corina Sturmer, Marcus Kiggell, Simon Rockwell
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Culloden (1964)
Another pioneering work, this time a ‘docudrama’ written by Peter Watkins for BBC and dealing with the defeat of the Jacobites by the British Army in 1746.
by Peter Watkins
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Australians at War (2001)
An eight-part series dealing with the Australian experience of war from the South African War onwards. Extensive use of interviews and a willingness to deal with ‘hard’ issues, such as killing of enemy wounded.
by Steve Best, Geoff Burton, Tim Clark, David Goldie
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The Sorrow and the Pity (Le chagrin et la pitié) (1969)
Powerful French documentary that punctures the myth that most Frenchmen hated the Germans and worked against the occupation between 1940–44. It makes extensive use of interviews and contemporary footage, and was banned in France until the 1980s.
by Marcel Ophüls
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Band of Brothers (2001)
This HBO miniseries is based on the 1992 book by Stephen A. Ambrose, with additional research and memoirs used for the series. It is focused on E (Easy) Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division.
by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg
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The Causes of War (3rd Edition)
This highly acclaimed study was originally published in 1973, and the 3rd edition has been expanded to include a complete discussion of World War II and the road towards nuclear war.
by Geoffrey Blainey
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Another Bloody Century
by Colin S. Gray