A War Memorial to Honour the Aboriginal Soldiers of Australia
The Yininmadyemi Sculpture
History is practically brimming with battles and war that likely began long before […]
Australia’s Best Sniper Takes on Abdul the Terrible
Snipers are one of the most skilled members of any army. Movies made on the […]
The Graphic Novel Styled Story of Reg Saunders – Australia’s First Indigenous War Hero
Stories of war heroes when described have the usual sad, sensational style that is threaded […]
The True Horrors of Gallipoli Revealed in Hugh Anderson’s Letters
The Australian and New Zealand troopers had a tough battlefront when they fought at Gallipoli. […]
Celebrating the Most Important National Occasion in Australia – ANZAC Day Traditions
During the First World War, Australia and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) made their first […]
Reasons to Volunteer with The Australian War Memorial
Becoming a volunteer with The Australian War Memorial has many benefits. The Australian War Memorial […]
The Boer War – Victor Jones the First Australian Trooper
In the year 1900, the Boer war took place, and the first contingent from Queensland […]
James Charles Martin – The Boy Soldier Holds A Special Place
In the Australian Military history, Jim a 14-year-old war veteran is honored for his tremendous […]
Artificial Poppy Gardens in the Australian War Memorial
Ever since the First World War, Flanders poppies have always been associated with respecting and […]
From Deserter to Hero Commemoration A 100 Years Later – The Edward Attfield Story
Private Edward Attfield fought at Gallipoli but was suddenly missing from the army. Word spread […]
